Handmade frames for flatscreen TVs

Your TV, finished like art.

Custom wooden frames, built by hand and fitted to your exact TV — so the biggest screen in the room finally looks like it belongs there.

After: the same TV finished in a warm bronze wooden frame

Made by Jeff in Franklin, TN

Fitted to your TV

Every frame is built around your make, model and bezel measurements — never a one-size kit.

Built by hand

Cut, joined and finished one at a time in Jeff's shop.

Modern to ornate

Clean painted and stained profiles, or carved gallery frames in gold and silver.

The collection

Modern, ornate, or made just for you.

See every finish

Try it before it's built

See it on your wall.

Pick a room that looks like yours and try every finish before you commit.

  1. 1Pick a room that looks like yours
  2. 2Choose a finish
  3. 3Send your favorite look to Jeff
Portrait of Jeff, smiling with his arms crossed

Meet the maker

Hi, I'm Jeff.

I spent ten years as a family doctor in northwest Indiana, until a 2012 crash left me with a traumatic brain injury and I eventually had to retire from medicine. My family and I moved to Franklin in 2016, and these days you'll find me in the shop, building frames.

Every frame I build starts with your TV's exact measurements. I cut, join and finish each one by hand, and I'm glad to help you choose the finish that suits your room.

— Jeff

Learn more about Jeff's story at jeffhuxford.com (opens in a new tab)

How it works

From measurements to your wall.

  1. 01

    Tell Jeff about your TV

    Share your make, model, size and bezel measurements in a short form.

  2. 02

    Choose your finish

    Try finishes in the visualizer, or ask Jeff to help you decide.

  3. 03

    Jeff builds it

    Built and finished by hand in about two weeks.

  4. 04

    Hang it and enjoy

    Pick it up at the shop or have it delivered, then hang it yourself — it's a piece of cake.

Frames start at $199.

Ready to frame yours?

Tell Jeff about your TV and he'll get back to you with options and a quote.

Start your frame