Framebridge: Where Art Meets Opportunity in Frederick County

When it comes to transforming meaningful moments into beautifully framed art, Framebridge has elevated the experience into an art form of its own. With three manufacturing and design studios across the company in Virginia, Kentucky, and Nevada, the company is scaling handcrafted quality and making new pathways for local talent to turn creativity into a career.

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A Welcome Addition to Frederick County's Creative Economy

Framebridge is a fast-growing custom framing company celebrated for its easy experience and design-forward aesthetic. When it opened its Frederick County facility in 2024, it brought with it both artistic energy and economic impact to the region. 

Located on Aviation Drive near Winchester Regional Airport, the studio serves as a major production hub where high-quality art is handcrafted and shipped to 39 retail stores (and counting) across the country. Team members work in a bright, purpose-driven space where every project tells a story, and every role contributes to it.

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Calling All Creatives

Framebridge’s workforce is fueled by people with an eye for detail and a heart for design. Whether you’re a painter, photographer, maker, or someone who simply appreciates beautiful craftsmanship, the company offers an environment where creative skills are seen, valued, and nurtured.

From mat cutting and frame assembly to quality control and shipping, each step in the process benefits from a team that takes pride in making something meaningful.

“We love hiring people who bring an artistic background or a creative eye,” said Parker Burton, General Manager at the Winchester Studio. “There’s a sense of satisfaction in knowing your hands helped make something meaningful for someone.”

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A Culture Built on Craft

Framebridge doesn’t just teach the art of framing, it builds a culture around craftsmanship, care, and continuous improvement. Team members are supported by hands-on leadership, trained for growth, and empowered to innovate in their roles.

^{Photo: Precision matters: Memorabilia is carefully measured and positioned before framing begins.} 

For Frederick County, Framebridge’s investment is meaningful to the region’s creative economy. The company strengthens momentum across arts, design, and advanced manufacturing growth, and offers expanded opportunities for residents seeking purpose-driven, hands-on work.

As Framebridge continues to grow, so does the potential for local talent to be part of a mission-driven company, helping people preserve what matters most, one beautiful frame at a time.

About Framebridge
Founded in 2014 by CEO Susan Tynan, Framebridge is transforming the way people preserve their most special moments and mementos—fine art, travel souvenirs, or any favorite photo. Whether browsing online or framing in person at one of their retail locations, customers will find a thoughtfully curated selection of frames handcrafted from the highest quality materials. Plus, Framebridge offers an easy and fun experience with transparent pricing, so you know exactly what to expect from start to finish. At over three million custom pieces and counting, Framebridge is headquartered in Washington, D.C., with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Kentucky, Virginia, and Nevada. Learn more at  framebridge.com or apply to join the team here.