For Scott Brundage, Frame Center isn’t just a workplace. It’s home. In Episode 66 of Inside the Frame Podcast, Scott shares what it’s been like to grow up inside a family business that has become a cornerstone of the South Shore arts community.
From a young age, Scott was surrounded by frames, artwork, and conversations about craftsmanship. Frame Center wasn’t something he eventually discovered; it was woven into everyday life. Over the years, that early exposure shaped not only his career path but also his appreciation for the role framing plays in preserving memories, stories, and creativity.
Learning the Craft from the Ground Up
Scott’s journey at Frame Center didn’t begin with a title. It began with hands-on learning. He talks about doing a little bit of everything: cutting mats, handling artwork, learning materials, and understanding why details matter.
That slow, immersive education taught him that framing isn’t just about presentation. It’s about protection, longevity, and respect for the art itself. Each piece that comes through the door carries meaning, whether it’s a priceless original or a deeply personal family photograph.
The Relationships Behind the Work
One of the most meaningful parts of Scott’s story is his connection to the people, both customers and coworkers, who have shaped Frame Center over the decades. Many clients have been coming in for years, sometimes generations, trusting the team with artwork that marks major life moments.
Scott reflects on how those relationships turn framing into something far more personal than a transaction. Every project becomes a collaboration, guided by listening, experience, and care.
Adapting While Staying True
As tastes, trends, and technology have changed, Frame Center has evolved alongside them. Scott discusses how the business continues to adapt, introducing new styles, materials, and techniques, while remaining grounded in the same values it was built on: quality craftsmanship and thoughtful service.
That balance between tradition and innovation is something Scott sees as essential to Frame Center’s longevity and relevance in the local arts community.
More Than a Job
What stands out most in this episode is Scott’s great pride, not just in the work, but in the environment Frame Center has created. It’s a place where art is respected, creativity is encouraged, and people feel welcome.
For Scott, being part of Frame Center isn’t simply about continuing a legacy. It’s about contributing to a space where stories are preserved, art is elevated, and community connections are strengthened every day.
At Frame Center, our story is built on people – artists, collectors, families, and team members like Scott who care deeply about the work we do. Whether you’re framing a cherished piece or starting a new project, we’re here to help you protect and showcase what matters most. Visit us in Hanover or explore our custom framing services to get started.
