Osorio Art and Framing

Osorio Art and Framing has operated on Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami Beach for more than three decades, according to the business’s own account of its history, making it one of the longer standing independent framing shops in this part of Miami Dade County. The shop combines a custom framing operation with a small fine art gallery, a pairing that lets the business serve both collectors buying finished pieces and customers bringing in their own art, photographs, posters, or memorabilia to be framed.

The framing side of the business describes itself as museum quality work, using conservation grade materials, archival mounting techniques, and museum glass with UV protection, the kind of specification that matters for anyone framing a valuable original, a limited edition print, or a piece meant to last decades without fading or acid damage from cheaper mat board. Beyond fine art, the shop also frames vintage music posters and sports memorabilia, a niche that brings in a different customer base than a typical framing counter, from collectors preserving a signed jersey to fans framing a concert poster picked up decades ago.

Osorio Art and Framing lists over 32 years of experience serving collectors, galleries, interior designers, and private clients, which if accurate would put the business’s roots back to the early 1990s, well before much of the current Biscayne Boulevard commercial strip took its present shape. The shop’s own site directs customers to its Instagram for examples of completed framing work and maintains an eBay store under the name osorioartgallery for buyers interested in art pieces the gallery has available, a hybrid approach that blends a physical storefront with online sales channels.

Hours run Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., a straightforward retail schedule that makes walk in visits easy for anyone bringing in a piece to be framed or browsing the gallery’s current inventory. The Biscayne Boulevard location places the shop within North Miami Beach’s central commercial stretch, reasonably close to several other framing and gallery businesses along West Dixie Highway a few blocks to the west, making it possible to compare framing options within a short drive if needed.

Customers with high value or unusual framing jobs, sports memorabilia in particular, are the clearest fit for a shop specializing in conservation grade work rather than a big box framing counter that mostly handles standard poster and photo sizes. The listed phone number, 305-956-9007, matches the number found on the business’s own website, giving a second point of confirmation beyond the directory listing that this is a currently operating, independently run shop rather than a stale online record.