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The Morning Room
A Paris cafe framed wide on a panelled wall, where the light arrives before you do. Three photographs hung in loose symmetry, balanced by weight rather than mirror.
Inspiration
Edits · 05How our prints live in real spaces. Each edit is a room, a wall, a moment of light.
How to choose art for a wall →Artworks that go well together
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The Gallery Wall
A gallery wall holds together the way a good sentence does: nothing spare, nothing missing. Hung close and even, three frames read as one shape.
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The Quiet Corner
One painting, anchoring a corner that asks for nothing else. Kept where you will see it last each night.
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The Statement Wall
A single limited edition, numbered by hand, given the wall it deserves. Fifty will ever exist; this is the one that becomes yours.
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The Bedside
The last image you see at night, the first in the morning. Quiet enough to live beside, made on paper built to outlast the room.
The Journal
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What Is a Giclée Print?
The word looks more complicated than the thing. Giclée is French, it rhymes roughly with "klee-shay," and it was coined in the late 1980s to describe a then-new way of printing fine art with...
How to Start Collecting Art Prints
A plain first guide to collecting art prints: what to buy first, what edition numbers and...
How to Choose Art Prints for Your Space
People often arrive at a wall the wrong way around. They find a piece they like,...
Why We Print on Hahnemühle Paper
There is a moment, before any photograph or painting becomes a print, where the whole decision...