Trade programme

Original art, supplied to trade

We supply 1,451 original hand-painted works, and paint to brief. Nothing is held in stock and nothing is reproduced: every piece is painted for your order, signed by its artist, and delivered free anywhere in the world in about ten to thirteen days.

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Who we supply

Each kind of buyer has its own page — the full list — written from that buyer's problem outward.

Interior designers & architects

Residential and commercial schemes. Send a palette and a wall size; we return options in the right proportion.

Hospitality groups

Lobbies, corridors, guest rooms, F&B. Repeatable across floors, varied enough that no two rooms read the same.

Developers & property

Show homes, sales suites, amenity spaces. Volume pricing and staged delivery against a handover date.

Galleries & retailers

Wholesale supply, white-label options, and dropship for online sellers.

Terms

Minimum order: One piece. Samples carry no minimum, so you can check quality before committing a project.
Volume pricing: Tiered from 10 pieces per order. Quoted with the enquiry.
Lead time: About a week to paint, then 3–7 days in transit: 10–13 days from order to delivery. Commissions and large formats are quoted individually and confirmed in writing.
Sizes: Any size. The catalogue lists what has been produced before, not a fixed menu.
Finish: Rolled canvas, frameless stretched, or framed in gold, silver, black, white or wood.
Approval: You see the work in progress. We send photos or video as the piece is painted and only carry on once you have approved the stage.
Provenance: Every painting is signed by the artist and ships with a certificate of authenticity in their hand.
Shipping: Free worldwide, fully insured, by DHL, FedEx or USPS. See logistics.
Payment: Against a proforma invoice. Terms available on repeat accounts.
Stock: None held. Every piece is painted for the order, which is exactly why size, colour and composition can still be changed.

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Send reference codes from the catalogue, a brief, or a photo of the wall.

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