Hasmig’s journey began in 1998 in Beirut, where framing started as a hobby and quickly became a second career. Over the years, her attention to detail and love for craftsmanship led her to open her own shop, which she successfully ran for 22 years—serving her local community with care, creativity, and dedication.

In 2020, Hasmig moved to the United States and brought her wealth of experience to Michael’s in Pasadena. Within just six months, she became the manager of the framing department, leading with the same passion and commitment she’s known for. For the next four and a half years, she continued to exceed customer expectations, one frame at a time.

Now, Hasmig is excited to return to what she loves most: running her own shop and serving the community on a more personal level. For her, framing isn’t just a job—it’s a way to honor stories, preserve milestones, and bring beauty into people’s lives. With every piece she frames, her goal is to offer not just a product, but a personal touch and a promise of excellence.

Whether it’s a cherished photograph, a child’s first drawing, a sports jersey, a scarf, traditional or cultural garments, or a treasured piece of art, Hasmig will frame it with the same care and dedication she’s brought to every project for over two decades.