About
Auckland's framing workshop, since 1993.
Three decades framing the things people care about. Art, jerseys, certificates, and everyday pieces that mean something.
Our Story
Established for 33 years
Sgraffito is an Auckland picture framing, presentation and mounting workshop, established 33 years ago. Our team is experienced, highly skilled, and used to working to deadlines — whether it is an artist's exhibition, a professional photographer's print run, the opening of a show flat for an interior decor company, or a birthday present that has to be ready by Friday.
Stu and the family outside the workshop on Garden Road.
Meet Stu
33 years at the bench in Remuera.
Stu Robb has been framing in Remuera for 33 years. Sgraffito is a family business — small team, long relationships, hands-on workshop.
Whether it's a jersey, a certificate, an artwork, or a piece of memorabilia, Stu sees it himself before it goes anywhere. That hasn't changed in three decades.
Generations of Auckland families and businesses have come back to the same workshop. The new space at 122 Upland Road, Remuera — same team, same standards.
The Workshop
What you get when you frame with Sgraffito
Talent.
The fact you are framing something means it matters. Our job is to help you pick the right frame, the right colours, the right matboard, and the right glass to protect it.
Materials.
We only use approved suppliers and conservation-grade materials. Acid-free backing, archival mounts, the right glass for the piece. The frame is only as good as what is inside it.
Range.
From one-off bespoke pieces for individual customers, through to multi-national companies needing hundreds of matching units across sites, including export. Hotels, restaurants, corporate boardrooms — talk to us.
Find us
Now at 122 Upland Road, Remuera
After 33 years at 1 Garden Road, the workshop has moved to a bigger space at 122 Upland Road, Remuera. Same team, same standards. Come and see us.
Visit
Visit the workshop
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm. Sat 10am–2pm.
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