Sutherland Framing & Fine Art

Specialties

Specialties include: expert in-​house custom and conservation framing, certificate framing, needlepoint framing, sports jersey framing, memorabilia shadow box framing, fine art and paintings, limited editions and prints, custom-​framed beveled mirrors, expert in-​house photo restoration, Judaical gifts and specialty framing for ketubahs, graduations, weddings, christenings and all occasions. Additional specialties include handmade artisan jewelry, decorative accessories, elegant gifts, art and design consulting services, french matting, art restoration and more.

History

Established in 1990.

Sutherland Framing & Fine Art is a family owned business located at the Voorhees Design Center. They have been the leading source for design professionals and residential clients for over twenty-​five years. They can make recommendations on all conservation techniques in order to protect your art for years to come and are experts in creating one-​of-​a kind shadowboxes for your cherished heirlooms and memorabilia. This beautiful gallery not only offers all custom framing, needlepoint services, photo restoration services, and beveled and plain mirrors that are custom sized and framed, but also has unique artisan gifts, decorative accessories and more!

Meet the Business Owner

Natalie John S.

Business Owner

Sutherland Framing & Fine Art has been serving designers, homeowners & corporate clients with superior service for over twenty-​five years. As co-​owners of Sutherland Framing & Fine Art, John & Natalie offer extensive art and custom-​framing services. As professional art & framing consultants, they work with numerous interior designers in the Phila./NY region. John, an expert custom framer, holds a BA in communications and a minor in art history. Natalie, a talented artist and experienced art consultant, was also an art and photo teacher for several years; she holds dual teaching certifications and minored in art history. Natalie was a Moore College of Art merit scholarship recipient. While teaching art and photography at Cherry Hill High School East, she was awarded a fellowship to study art history and aesthetics at the Barnes Foundation through the Academy of Fine Art.