The Frasca Design Group is headquartered in the heart of the Port Jefferson Station
business corridor. Frank Scarpa has distinguished himself in advertising and design,
bringing 30 years of industry engagement to our Main Street. Loyal member of the Port Jefferson Station/Terryville Chamber of Commerce, Frank recently spoke to me about their history and his role as Creative Director and President of his commercial design business.
With acumen and ambition for painting, Frank began his career as a teen, painting
windows and crafting other design projects for local businesses. By the time he
graduated NYIT, he had a good list of clientele. With canny insight he developed his
business, ultimately creating a commercial art and design team. They’ve arrived. His
customers include Canon, Ray-Ban, and NYU.
Frasca Design Group offers graphics, marketing and more quality advertising products and services than can be listed concisely here. Think branding: company logos, websites, letterhead, and products such as portable banners, print ads, murals and posters, vehicle lettering and fine art for your store front. In today’s economy, shining a light on your business or non-profit is critical. Look to Frasca Design Group, and consider your promotional challenges solved. Every job, large or small, receives his personal attention. “We get great satisfaction when we see our clients’ eyes light up at delivery, “he said.
At his studio, or at your location, Frank reviews your business needs, solving problems, explaining design and product options. He and the staff meet weekly, sharing inspiration, and the latest applications and innovations. Together they handle all aspects of design and production at their facilities in Port Jefferson Station, Mastic and Garden City. “We have a great understanding of the advertising and promotion industry, each phase of the process, from concept and social impact, to materials, tech and production,” said Frank.
Their stylish office opened last summer at 590 Patchogue Road aka Main Street, at the intersection of Terryville Road, next to the Staller reconstruction at Jefferson Plaza. Frank reflected on his grand opening, “The Port Jefferson Station/Terryville Chamber of Commerce hosted our ribbon cutting. It meant so much that the directors came in afterward, visited the studio space and engaged with us, toured two floors, excited as we were. You don’t get that everywhere else.” His daughter’s Intermezzo Studio is on the first floor. They bring their own positive energy to our events and network meetings. Contact Frasca Design Group at 516.483.5128 and email info@frascadesigngroup.com.