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Wall art

Made for the wall you walk past every day.

A portrait on a phone gets looked at once. A portrait on the wall gets looked at every morning, by everyone who walks past it. We design for a room, not a screen.

A three-generation family portrait centred above a kitchen dining banquette
Choose a room

See it in a room like yours.

Pick the room closest to yours. Before your session we talk about the wall, so the finished piece is the right size for the space, not a guess made afterwards.

Three framed portraits above a linen lounge sofa
A maternity and a newborn portrait as a matched pair above a hallway console
Two black and white portraits above a travertine entry bench
A framed family portrait above a bed with sage linen
A newborn portrait above a timber crib
A family portrait centred above a kitchen dining banquette

Lounge · a gallery wall of three

Fine-art print · framed · ready to hang

What you can choose

One piece, a pair, or a whole wall.

One large portrait of two sisters above a classic sofa
Statement piece

One frame, the right size

A single large portrait for the main wall. Simple, calm, and the first thing guests notice.

A matched pair of portraits above an entry bench
Matched pair

Two that belong together

Before and after, two siblings, two moments from the same day. Lovely in hallways and entries.

A gallery wall of three portraits
Gallery wall

A whole story

Three or more pieces designed as one. Colour and black and white, close and wide, the whole family.

How we get it right

We plan the wall before we take a single photograph.

i.

Your wall

Send us a photo of the wall you have in mind. We talk about size, style and who should be in it.

ii.

Your session

We photograph with that wall in mind, so the images suit the space and the frames suit each other.

iii.

Your reveal

You see your portraits at real size, framed, and choose there and then. No gallery to trawl through at 11pm.

Which wall?

Every home has one wall that's waiting.