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Continue ShoppingOur job isn’t to persuade you to love a painting.
It’s to make it as easy as possible for you to find out whether you do.
There are several ways to make your decision more tangible.
Send us a photograph of your wall and we’ll photoshop the artwork up in situ.
It’s quick, it’s free, and it removes a lot of the guesswork around scale, proportion and how the work will sit in the room.
If you’re in London or reasonably nearby, we can often bring several works to you and try them around the house.
Or, where practical, we can leave a piece with you for a couple of days so you can live with it properly before deciding.
No sales theatre required. Move it around. See it morning and evening. Work out whether it belongs there.
Seeing the real thing still beats staring at a screen.
If you’re further away, talk to us. Depending on the work and your location, we may be able to arrange for an artwork to be sent to you to see in person.
And occasionally Alex may even come along for the ride.
You’re also very welcome to visit us by appointment.
If you’d rather see several works together, compare scale properly, or simply have a look without committing to anything, we can arrange a studio visit.
Eligible distance purchases can normally be cancelled within 14 days of delivery.
No restocking fee. No interrogation.
If you simply change your mind, you cover the cost of safely returning the artwork to us. If it arrives damaged, faulty or materially not as described, we’ll sort it out.
A small deposit can often secure an available work while you make arrangements.
We can also agree 0% instalments over three months on suitable purchases, with no interest or administration fees.
Klarna is also available where eligible, subject to Klarna’s own terms.
There’s only one question that matters:
Does the painting sing to you?
If you can already hear the beginnings of something, don’t spend another fortnight trying to imagine the rest.
Send us the work you’re thinking about, a photo of your wall, or simply the question that’s stopping you.