Through out the years, Indian Lake has been an inspiration to many artists and photographers. There is one local business that puts it all together in one location. Since opening three years ago Framing by Fuller has custom framed over 1,600 pieces of art, prints, or personal items for customers. Their wide variety of custom matting and framing options will give new life to old artwork or create a focal point of something new for you to display. All work is done in-house and never leaves their store.
Framing isn't all you will find at Framing by Fuller. Longaberger Baskets, hand carved wood statues, lawn and garden decor and home accessories are just a few of the many gift items available. There are also plenty of nautical and Indian accent pieces to choose from. The Buckeye corner features framed Ohio State art and prints. You can also tempt your taste buds with Rothschild's preserves, snacks and dips.
Jimmy Buffett has Parrotheads and now Indian Lake has Happy the Heron. Happy and his family is the idea of owner Rick Fuller and Kurt Parker. Kurt is also the artist for Happy. You can follow the adventures of Happy and his family as they enjoy life at Indian lake right here in this newspaper. They are fast becoming a lake icon. Framing by Fuller carries a line of Happy wear ables and artwork. It is also the only place at Indian lake where you can purchase Happy merchandise. Make Happy a part of your family.
Framing by Fuller is located at 8163 S.R. 366, Russells Point, east of the spillway. Store hours are Wed - Sat., 10am to 5pm. Sun., 10am to 2pm. You can visit them online at www.framingbyfuller.com. Stop by and let Maggie and Rick help you with decorating your home. Remember, supporting local business and establishments is good for the entire community.
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