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Art for your workplace

Send us photos of your walls. Within 24 hours you get a free proposal: two or three prints for each wall, shown on your own photos at true size, with frames and prices. No obligation.

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How to photograph your walls

  1. Stand straight in front of the wall, phone at chest height and held upright to the wall. Get the whole wall in, with the floor line and any furniture.
  2. Take one photo in daylight, with the lights off if the room has windows. This shows us the true colour of the wall.
  3. If you can, take a second photo in the light you work in: ceiling lights, late afternoon or evening. Colours shift a lot under office lighting, and we choose prints that work in both.
  4. Measure the width of the wall, or of a sofa, desk or sideboard in the photo. This gives us the true scale.

Up to six walls per request. For a whole floor or several offices, send the most important walls and tell us about the rest in the message.

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Your walls
Style (optional, choose any)

Before the photos leave your device we resize them and remove location data.

Ideas for different spaces

See how it can look in our rooms: open-plan office · meeting room · reception · waiting room · law office · therapy room · café · coworking. The rooms are illustrations; your proposal uses your own photos.

Questions

Is the proposal really free?
Yes. You get the proposal by email and decide afterwards. Nothing is ordered until you order it.
How do we pay?
You pay when you order, before the prints are made. Prices in the proposal are shown excluding VAT.
What are the prints?
Public-domain masterpieces scanned by museums such as the Met, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Cleveland Museum of Art, printed on 200 g fine art paper and framed with a 5 cm white mount, ready to hang.
What happens to our photos?
They are used only to prepare your proposal and are deleted within 90 days. They are never published or used for anything else.