Limited edition landscape photography produced to specification for interior design projects. If you're sourcing art for a residential, hospitality, or commercial interior, I provide trade pricing, presentation comps, custom sizing, and coordinated series for multi-room work.
Art Sourcing Built Around the Design Process
Artwork usually arrives late in a project, after the palette is set, the furniture is specified, and the wall dimensions are fixed. That means the art has to fit the scheme rather than the scheme accommodating the art.
Everything below exists to make that step straightforward.
Comps for client presentations
Presentation-ready image files are supplied at no charge for project renderings, mood boards, and client presentations. They're intended to help you show the work in context before a client commits to a purchase.
Custom sizing and cropping
Many images can be produced to custom dimensions, and crops can often be adjusted to suit a specific wall. I will tell you honestly when a change compromises the composition, because a print that fits the wall and weakens the image serves nobody.
Series development
For multi-room and multi-floor projects, a coherent selection matters more than any individual piece. I can build a series that holds tonally across spaces, with consistent presentation and mounting so the program reads as planned rather than assembled.
Panoramic formats and triptychs
Wide compositions can be divided across three panels for long walls and corridors, with panel proportions and spacing designed around your specific wall. A triptych counts as one edition number across all three panels.
Phased delivery
Production and shipping scheduled around your install dates. If a project runs in stages, deliveries can follow it.
Trade pricing
Available on multi-piece projects. Send me the scope and I will come back with pricing and lead times.
Browse by Palette
Most design projects start from a scheme rather than a subject. These groupings make it faster to find work that sits inside a palette you have already committed to.
Blues and Cool Neutrals
Twilight, water, coastal fog, alpine shadow. Reads calm and recessive, and holds up in spaces that need to feel settled. Works with cool greys, soft whites, and pale wood.
Greens
Rainforest, moss, spring meadow, and summer alpine. Grounding and restorative, and the easiest family to place in transitional interiors. Pairs naturally with warm woods and organic textures.
Warm Earth and Amber
Desert Southwest, golden hour, autumn light. Adds warmth to spaces dominated by hard surfaces and cool architectural finishes. Strongest against neutral plaster, leather, and brass.
Golds and Yellows
Aspen, wildflower meadow, low sun through forest. Bright and lifting without becoming loud. Effective in spaces that receive little natural light.
Deep Tones and Monochrome
Storm light, winter, night sky, high-contrast black and white. Architectural and quiet. The right answer for a feature wall that needs weight rather than color.
Soft Neutrals and Atmosphere
Mist, snow, overcast coast, quiet tonal gradients. The most flexible family, and the one that competes least with a considered scheme. Cotton rag paper suits this group particularly well.
Specifying Materials
Substrate matters more in a project than in a home, because the material has to survive the room's real conditions rather than its rendered ones.
Technical specifications for all three materials are in the print information guide. Mounting hardware, weights, and height standards are covered in the hanging guide, and fixture placement and color temperature in the lighting guide.
Editions and Provenance
Every image is limited to 100 prints across all sizes and substrates combined, signed and numbered by hand, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity recorded in a maintained ledger. When an edition closes, the image is retired permanently.
For clients who ask what separates this from open-stock decor, that documentation is the answer, and it is worth putting in front of them during selection rather than after.
Request the Trade Portfolio
A curated selection assembled for design projects, including work not shown in the public galleries and imagery suited to large-format installation.
Request the portfolio, or send me a project brief and I will curate against it directly.
Working on a hotel, office, lobby, or multi-unit installation? See Corporate & Hospitality Fine Art Photography for commercial-space and procurement details.