Ribba frames at Ikea. Can't beat it!

Here is a link that might be useful: Ribba

I almost always use plain black frames, and Target is my main resource. If I want an odd sized frame and a nicer matt, we have an art supply store nearby that has great frames in some different sizes... just more expensive.

I second IKEA if you have one near you.

My 1st stop for black frames is always the clearance or damaged section at TJ Maxx, Home Goods etc. Then their regular section and I look for any that might be knicked and ask for an 'As Is' price. Then I go over the ding w/ a black sharpie.

My 2nd stop (1st if it's for a white or brown frame) is always IKEA. Sometimes I have to have a mat custom cut but even then it's worth it if I'm not looking fo a fancy mat.

Garage sales and thrift stores....
I like "same thing, but different" and a can of black spray paint makes it work.
Linda C

Ben Franklin, or pictureframes.com. I like the variety of widths and materials and the flexibility of pictureframes' software that lets you see the proportions of what you're choosing. I've found them to be fast, and to pack extremely well for shipping.
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I like the Pottery Barn gallery frames. They have a nice variety of sizes using the same mat and frame color, so if you want to do an arrangement with lots of different photo sizes and configurations, it allows you to do that.

Just wanted to thank all of you for sharing!