Bill Barron

Maybe what it all boils down to is chasing dreams... Conceptually, Wasatch Frame Shop officially started in the summer of 1994. Since that time, I have learned a lot about the act of doing business, along with learning a lot about myself.

The dream has taken different shapes in those 13 years. I am fortunate to have had the experience and I am grateful to all of my customers. On February 2, 2007 we will have officially made it for five years in Sugarhouse! During this time we have enjoyed presenting 20 different gallery shows, along with providing quality custom framing, and great customer service. 

I have been very fortunate to work with Brande LaCasse and Paul Reynolds. I would also like to express my appreciation my friends, Sean, Bim and Cyndy, and Spencer, for their ceaseless support.

Brande LaCasse

I have been involved in the custom framing industry since 1995. I worked for two large companies before coming to Wasatch Frame Shop in 2003. I can’t believe what I was missing! At Wasatch Frame Shop I am given the freedom to work to my full potential, which in turn, has helped to expand my knowledge in specific areas of framing such as mounting and preservation techniques.

My love for framing comes not only from the satisfaction of seeing a piece of artwork transform into something incredible, but also from my personal interest in art. The gallery atmosphere provides a sense of inspiration that allows me to explore my own levels of creativity.
I consider myself very lucky to be a part of this rare and wonderful space. Bill always emphasizes the importance of having fun and enjoying what we do. That’s very easily accomplished at Wasatch Frame Shop.

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