Framing and Rustic Décor is a custom framing shop specializing in barn wood, reclaimed materials, and farmhouse-style picture frames across the Oklahoma City metro. The business handles both ready-made rustic frames and bespoke framing projects, primarily serving homeowners furnishing ranch-style, industrial, and vintage-themed spaces rather than commercial galleries or fine art collectors.
This is a full-service custom framing operation with a deliberate focus on materials and finishes that suit country, farmhouse, and rustic interior design. The shop stocks pre-made frames in weathered wood, reclaimed barn siding, galvanized metal, and distressed finishes, and also takes custom orders for frames built to specification. Unlike general custom framing shops that treat rustic as one style among many, this business has built inventory and expertise around that aesthetic. Work includes framing artwork, mirrors, textiles, and personal photographs in styles that coordinate with exposed-beam ceilings, shiplap walls, and other rural or vintage home elements common in Oklahoma City's surrounding ranch properties and newer farmhouse-style builds.
Ready-made frames in rustic finishes start around $25 for small 5-by-7 options and reach $150 to $200 for larger formats and ornate barn wood designs. Custom framing jobs, which involve material selection, mat cutting, glazing, and assembly, typically range from $80 to $300 depending on frame size, wood type, and mat complexity. A 16-by-20 frame with reclaimed wood and archival matting generally falls in the $150 to $220 range. The shop also offers mat-only services for customers who already own frames, priced from $15 to $50 based on size and customization. Design consultation is included with custom orders; there is no separate design fee. Verify current pricing by phone, as material costs for reclaimed wood shift seasonally.
General custom framers like Aaron Brothers (located in Regency Park) offer wider style variety and competitive pricing for standard frames but carry less depth in rustic materials and stock fewer barn wood options. Aaron Brothers suits clients furnishing eclectic or contemporary homes and those seeking quick turnarounds on basic projects. Framing and Rustic Décor suits homeowners with a clear rustic or farmhouse aesthetic who want frames that look intentional with their interior design rather than generic. Local independent framers such as those in the Bricktown area offer bespoke custom work at similar price points but typically do not specialize in rustic materials; they serve fine art and photography clients. A DIY alternative exists through craft stores selling unfinished wood frames, but these lack the weathered finish and quality joinery of pre-made rustic frames and require finishing work at home.
This shop is ideal for homeowners building or renovating ranch homes, farmhouses, or spaces with industrial or vintage design schemes. It works well for framing family photographs, vintage prints, textile art, and personal collections in a style that ties the room together. The business also suits clients who have heirloom barn wood or salvaged materials they want incorporated into custom frames. It is less suitable for fine art collectors, gallery curators, or anyone prioritizing museum-quality conservation framing or contemporary minimalist aesthetics. It is also not the right choice if you need work completed in under a week; custom rustic framing typically takes two to three weeks depending on material availability and shop volume.
Walk-ins can browse pre-made frames and discuss design ideas during the same appointment. For custom work, bring the artwork, photograph, or item to be framed, along with any reference images of your décor or style preferences. Staff will show material samples (wood types, finishes, mat colors), discuss size and layout options, and provide a written estimate. Customers typically make a 50 percent deposit to begin work and pick up the finished frame within the quoted timeframe. The shop can also source specific reclaimed materials if you have a particular barn wood aesthetic in mind; this may add one to two weeks to the timeline.
The shop operates Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed Sundays and Mondays. Parking is street-level and available on the surrounding block. Call ahead if you have a large item or need to bring salvage materials for a consultation. Verify hours by phone, as seasonal holiday schedules occasionally shift.
Framing and Rustic Décor fills a niche in Oklahoma City's home services by pairing material expertise with a focused design sensibility, making it the practical choice for anyone committing to a rustic interior rather than testing the style.
