Paintings made to your render, your size and your palette
The art is usually the last thing sourced on a project and the hardest to get right. We paint to the dimension the wall needs and to the palette the scheme already uses.
- Sizes
- Any, including non-standard
- Colour matching
- Reference image, swatch or physical sample
- Sets
- Matched series across a floor or a scheme
- Delivery
- Rolled to your framer, or stretched
- Sampling
- One physical sample before the batch
- Lead time
- 5–15 days painting, plus curing if rolled
Painted to the wall, not to a catalogue
Standard sizes exist because they are cheap to stock, not because they fit. We paint to whatever the elevation requires — a 210 cm piece above a headboard, a narrow vertical for a lift lobby, a set of five that has to read as one thing.
Matching a palette
Send a scheme board, a hex value, a fabric swatch or a physical sample. For colour-critical work we recommend painting one piece first and approving the real object, because a screen colour, a printed colour and a pigment colour are three different things and no studio can make them identical.
Sets that actually match
A matched set goes to one painter, not to whoever is free, and is painted as a group rather than sequentially over weeks. The painter is recorded against the set, so a later addition goes back to the same hand.
Working to a programme
Tell us the install date rather than the ship date. We work backwards from it and tell you honestly whether it is achievable — before you commit to your client.
Questions buyers ask
Can you work from a render rather than a photograph?
Yes. A render, a mood board or a sketch is enough to start; we return a digital proof before any paint is used.
Can you match a specific colour?
We match against a reference image, a hex value or a physical swatch. For critical projects order one physical sample and approve the real object first.
Do you supply framed?
We ship rolled or stretched. Framing is usually cheaper and faster sourced locally — most designers use their own framer.
What about non-standard sizes?
Standard for us. Price is calculated on area, so a non-standard size costs no more than the nearest standard one.