Original ranges, developed by our painters, owned by you
Our painters develop ranges the way a design studio does: a direction, a palette, a size band, a price point. What we develop for you is not sold to anyone else.
- Set size
- 6–24 pieces
- First concepts
- 2–3 weeks
- Exclusivity
- In the contract
- Ownership
- Yours
- Reorders
- Same painter
- Typical buyer
- Distributors, chains, framers
How a range gets built
You give us a price point, a size band and a direction — sometimes as loose as "warm, coastal, for a mid-market chain". Our painters produce concepts, you select, we refine, and the selected pieces become your range.
Ownership and exclusivity
The range is yours. It is not shown to other buyers, not sold on, and the working material is archived rather than circulated. This is written into the contract.
Seasonal rhythm
Most buyers refresh twice a year. Start the conversation about four months before the range needs to be on the shelf and nothing has to be rushed.
Questions buyers ask
Who owns the designs?
You do. They are not sold, shown or reused elsewhere, and it is in the contract.
How long does development take?
First concepts in two to three weeks; a finished range typically six to eight weeks depending on size.
Can you work to a target price?
Yes, and it is the most useful thing you can tell us — it determines size band and texture level before we start.