Formerly 30 years in Wolfville - Now In Hubbards, Nova Scotia 902 857-9250
Exciting News from Hubbards! The Perfect Corner Has Moved...
| Where you ask? Not too far, just around the corner at 100 Highway #3, Unit 4, where parking is plentiful and you can pick up a coffee, lunch or your groceries. We are moving into the Hubbards Shopping Center next to The Savary Plate Restaurant. Why you ask? Our present building is in need of some structural repairs and we want you to have a pleasant visit with no noise or inconvenience. Come and see us in our new diggs. |
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Full service custom picture and art framing
The Perfect Corner is a full service custom picture and art framing store formerly located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. As the Annapolis Valley's premier framing studio, we have been producing quality frames for over 30 years. We use only the finest quality materials and precise craftsmanship to ensure that you will be enjoying your art for many years to come.
Frame design encompasses so much more than simply putting a frame around your piece. The size, color, texture, and style must all work together to enhance your artwork, while complementing your unique personality and style. Our expert framers will guide you through the process of choosing the perfect materials for your project.
You and your art are in great hands with The Perfect Corner.
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Our Collection of Archival Giclée Prints Has Grown
And offers you an outstanding collection.
Sizes available are 16x20, 22x28 and 32x40 inches.
Prices starting at $139 and shipped directly to your door.
Click Here To See The Collection
The Beautiful Last Remaining Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition Alex Colville prints
of Target Shoot and Three Sheep are not available on the Shop On Line Page.
Please call or e-mail for prices.
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& Meet Mary Ann
Studio Hours
| Mon-Tue | By Appointment |
| Wed-Fri | 10:30 AM - 5 PM |
| Sat | 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM |
by chance or appointment
Customer Stories
I have always been interested in antique maps but only recently been able to start collecting them. Not content to let them sit in a drawer somewhere I decided to approach the Perfect Corner in Wolfville (after driving past the place for many years). I took in my first map (dating back to 1749) with some nervousness. But Mary Ann proved to be a thorough professional. She approached the project with care and respect and obviously vast knowledge and experience. I have now had six maps framed at … read more
Paul Doerr
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