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Innovations in Framing with Tru Vue and John Jones – Highlights Film

Watch our short highlights film. On 11th June 2015 the UK’s leading museum and gallery conservators came together in London for an evening of discussion and workshops hosted by industry-leaders Tru Vue and John Jones. The event took place at John Jones’ headquarters. The Arts Building, London, and...

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Tapping Into Consumer Motivations for Custom Framing

It’s easy to think that customers are primarily interested in price when it comes to custom framing. After all, how many times have we heard people say, “Custom framing is so expensive,” and other similar statements? But research shows that people who custom frame aren’t driven by sales or special offers. According to a...

Innovations in Framing and Sealed Packages – hosted by Tru Vue & John Jones – Full Video

Video of the live event is available for viewing below. On Thursday 11th June, Tru Vue arranged renowned speakers and, together with John Jones, London, hosted an evening reception and panel discussion at The Arts Building to explore current thoughts and techniques surrounding the idea of innovations in...

DIY Project to Improve Curb Appeal

The saying “April showers bring May flowers” is a common saying during this time of year. Let us show you how to add some spring curb appeal to your store. Below you will find steps by step instructions on how to make a chevron decorated flower pot. Planter boxes are a...

Tru Vue® Retail Makeover: Enhancing Curb Appeal

In this video, Meg Glasgow provides Sheri Wright, owner of Fourth Corner Framers, with instructions on how to build a new planter box, using the store’s excess moulding corners, to help improve their curb appeal in a way that connects well with their brand.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation uses Tru Vue® Optium® to conserve Japanese screens and Chinese paintings at Taliesin

CHICAGO (May 2015) The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has begun phased conservation of the Japanese screens and Chinese panels at Taliesin, the National Historic Landmark that was Frank Lloyd Wright’s Spring Green, Wisconsin, home and architectural studio. A total of eight multi-panel screens and panels will be conserved, room-by-room. Instrumental...