About Merion Art and Repro Center
Merion Art & Repro was originally established to support the needs of the professional building industry at all levels of production. Although we have expanded our services to include the artistic community, the architectural, construction, and engineering industries remains at the heart of our reprographic business, including related disciplines that require design and construction documents.
Here at Merion Art & Repro Center, we strive to meet the needs of every artist, from the beginning art student to the experienced professional, from drawing and painting to working 3-dimensionally in clay. Browse our store and you'll find everything you need to support the creative experience, and some things you never knew you needed!
Our talented staff of artists is ready and waiting to answer all your questions and help you find whatever you are looking for.
Visit the Merion Art and Repro Online Catalog.
Framing Department Hours:
Monday through Saturday 9am to 5pm
Sunday 10am to 4pm
Reprographic Department Hours:
Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm
5 reviews | Write a review
"Super Polite and Knowledgeable Staff"
They have a huge inventory of hard to find art supply items. Super polite and knowledgeable staff and not the least bit pushy either. If one employee doesn't have an answer to your question, chances are another will. If not, they'll even get back to you if you leave them your name and number along with your question. I also prefer to support a locally owned business. that's been a staple on the Main Line area since I was a little kid. Also, the store manager is a fantastic lady, she recently went "the extra mile" for me when I really needed it.
"Helpful Staff and a Good Selection of Professional Fine Art Supplies
Independent Art Supplier Friendly, helpful staff and a good selection of professional fine art supplies. The discounts and deals are good if you arrive on the right day! They have a mailing list and give you warning through email when things go on sale
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