From the workshop
Showpiece
Our largest carved frame at 9×11, with deep old-fashioned detail and an Early American finish. It's made to display the centerpiece of a wall or mantel.
See the 9×11 →
Our largest carved frame at 9×11, with deep old-fashioned detail and an Early American finish. It's made to display the centerpiece of a wall or mantel.
See the 9×11 →The Shop
Every piece is carved in real wood from our own original designs and finished by hand. Natural grain, knots and color variation make each one its own.
Water lilies floating on a quiet pond gave us the idea for this frame.
The first frame designed by Skeeter's Row.
Named after the American folk hero known for planting apple trees, this frame has a simple, country feel.
The Ozark hills are full of quiet cabins tucked back in the trees, and we made this frame to feel right at home in one.
Some photos take you right back to a time and place you love, and we made this frame for those.
Sometimes the simplest frame lets a photo speak for itself, and that was our thinking with this one.
This frame was made for the photo you want to show off, with carving covering every inch of the border.
The Ozark hills are full of quiet cabins tucked back in the trees, and we made this frame to feel right at home in one.
We wanted a frame that feels like a walk past a patch of wildflowers, simple and easy to love.
Named after the classic cowboy farewell, this frame brings a little of the Old West home.
Wheat that stands in the field all winter is a promise of the harvest to come, and this frame carries that hopeful feeling.
This frame was made with the rough, weathered look of driftwood in mind.
Deep in the woods, branches arch overhead like a natural frame, and that was our inspiration for this design.
Some photos take you right back to a time and place you love, and we made this frame for those.
A songbird visiting the flower garden is one of the simple pleasures of spring, and we carved this frame to capture it.
A vitrine is a display case for the things you treasure most, and that idea gave this frame its name.
Sunflowers standing tall at the end of summer gave us the idea for this frame.
This frame started with a simple idea: big, cheerful flowers blooming around a favorite photo.
A single flower in a vase is a cheerful touch for any room.
This frame was made for anyone who loves a field of wildflowers.
Tigers and elephants are two of the most loved animals in the wild, and we gave them a home on this frame.
Named after the American folk hero known for planting apple trees, this frame has a simple, country feel.
The first frame designed by Skeeter's Row.
Named after the American folk hero known for planting apple trees, this frame has a simple, country feel.
A vitrine is a display case for the things you treasure most, and that idea gave this frame its name.
Sometimes the wood itself is decoration enough, and a simple switch cover lets it show.
A favorite photo deserves to be framed like a work of art, and that was our inspiration for this frame.
Nothing says autumn like a pumpkin patch, and this frame brings that feeling home all season long.
Roses have long been a sign of love and faith, and they look right at home on a cross.
The first frame designed by Skeeter's Row.
A sun setting over the desert hills is a scene that never gets old.
Named after the American folk hero known for planting apple trees, this frame has a simple, country feel.
Some photos take you right back to a time and place you love, and we made this frame for those.
A sun setting over the desert hills is a scene that never gets old.
This plaque carries Proverbs 9:10, which teaches that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
A duck taking to the air is a classic sight for anyone who spends early mornings at the marsh.
If you collect elephant decor, the vent cover is one more place to add it.
A beach house or coastal-themed room deserves something better than a metal grate.
Named after one of America's founding fathers, this frame has the dressed-up look of a portrait hanging in a stately old home.
Saint Louis has long been called the Gateway to the West, the place where the polished cities of the East met the rugged frontier.
The first frame designed by Skeeter's Row.
The hibiscus is a cheerful sign of warm weather, and this piece brings that easy feeling to any wall.
Nothing says autumn like a pumpkin patch, and this frame brings that feeling home all season long.
A carved vent cover lets a necessary fixture match the rest of the room.
Sometimes the wood itself is decoration enough, and a simple switch cover lets it show.
The first frame designed by Skeeter's Row.
Even a cabin in the woods deserves a beautiful frame above the fireplace mantel, and that was our inspiration for this frame.
A vitrine is a display case for the things you treasure most, and that idea gave this frame its name.
A vent cover in a lake house or a nautical-themed room should match the rest of the space.
A carved wood vent cover gives an ordinary floor or wall register a finished look.
Kitchens often have a vent in plain sight, so a matching cover is worth having.
A duck sitting on the welcome sign is a friendly greeting for anyone who comes to the door.
Nothing says home quite like a cat settled in for a nap.
If baseball is a big part of your household, the vent cover can show it too.
For anyone who enjoys history, this vent cover adds a small detail to the room.
A sun setting over the desert hills is a scene that never gets old.
Roses have long been a sign of love and faith, and they look right at home on a cross.
Dolphins riding the waves are a joy to watch, and this carving captures that moment.
A friendly pig face is a fun touch for anyone who loves farm life.
This plaque carries Matthew 7:1-2, Jesus's teaching not to judge others, because the measure we use will be measured back to us.
This plaque carries 1 John 4:9-10, a reminder of how God showed his love for us by sending his Son.
This plaque carries Matthew 5:13, where Jesus calls his followers the salt of the earth.
This plaque carries John 1:1-5, the opening of John's Gospel about the Word that was with God in the beginning and the light that shines in the darkness.
The pineapple has long been a traditional symbol of welcome, and it makes a fitting design for an entryway or guest room.
The pineapple has long been a sign of welcome, so it makes a natural way to greet guests at your door.
A crab on the wall is an easy reminder of long days at the shore.
The scallop shell is a classic of the seashore that fits right in at any beach house.
Named after the classic cowboy farewell, this frame brings a little of the Old West home.
A big sunflower in a vase brings a little of the summer garden indoors all year long.
The hibiscus is a cheerful sign of warm weather, and this piece brings that easy feeling to any wall.
A single flower in a vase is a cheerful touch for any room.
A bundle of wheat is a simple sign of harvest and a full table.
A friendly pig face is a fun touch for anyone who loves farm life.
A sword and a cross together stand for faith and strength.
The violin is a favorite of music lovers, from orchestra halls to country fiddlers.
Fall is the season for maple leaves, and this frame was made to hold onto those memories.
Most vent covers are plain metal grates, but yours can be part of the decor.
A cabin or lodge-style room looks more complete when the vents match the wood around them.
The hibiscus is a cheerful sign of warm weather, and this piece brings that easy feeling to any wall.
Grape vines bring to mind long summer days.
Grape vines bring to mind long summer days.
A single flower in a vase is a cheerful touch for any room.
Deep in the woods, branches arch overhead like a natural frame, and that was our inspiration for this design.
Checkout is handled securely through our Etsy shop. Shop owners can order wholesale on Faire. Looking for a size or finish you don't see? Ask us.
Our Story
Skeeter's Row was born out of the renovation of an 1880s farmhouse — a project that sparked a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship, character and detail of a bygone era. What started as a search for authentic period finishings became a calling to create them.
Today we design and carve picture frames, wall art and period home finishings from locally sourced lumber, finished by hand — built to last generations and bring warmth to any room.
Read Our Story →Beyond our own designs, we build custom picture frames made to fit a treasured photo or painting.
Start a Commission →Our carved frames and wall art are gift-priced, made in the USA and ready to restock. We welcome gift shops, boutiques, frame shops, museum stores and religious gift retailers.
