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Designers & architectsThe Autumn Issue, 2026

Photography prints for interior designers.

The finishing argument. For residential schemes, commercial interiors and the wall that holds the whole room together. Bring the brief. We will talk photographs, proportions and frames.

Discuss your project

Museum-grade photography. Framed by hand to order. Projects quoted individually. A few lines are enough, and no account is needed.

Start with the workThe Autumn Issue, 2026

Something worth looking up for.

A starting selection for your brief. Catalogue prices are shown; your project quote will confirm the work, framing and quantities.

Every photograph
A warmly lit red and yellow café near Lake Como sits beneath leafy trees, with a striped awning, outdoor tables and a small service cart.
Under the Striped AwningEmma TysingerFrom £49.99
White Lancia parked in falling snow below a curved timber-clad building with deep snow on its roof and windows.
Snow lineDavid SzaboFrom £49.99
Pale ornate church spires and a cross rise into a clear blue sky in Spain, framed by softly focused green leaves.
Between the Leaves and the SkyEmma TysingerFrom £49.99
North Atlantic Museum-grade photographic print by Jordan Cahill
North AtlanticJordan CahillFrom £49.99
Tan seats and red tailgate of an open Range Rover, looking down a village street towards a green-roofed tower and mountains.
Through the villageDavid SzaboFrom £49.99
A person reclines with feet on a white terrace wall above deep blue sea, with two sailing boats offshore and pink flowers below.
Feet Up, Sea BelowEmma TysingerFrom £49.99

Designers & architectsThe Autumn Issue, 2026

Your scheme. A point of view.

Illustrative interior: The Reading Room
Under the Striped Awning, black frame
Illustrative room study: Under the Striped Awning

The photograph should belong to the room without disappearing into it. Start with your palette, wall dimensions and the feeling you want. The conversation can be about one work or a considered group.

  • Private homes
  • Commercial interiors
  • Architectural practices
  • Interior stylists
Discuss a design project

From first thought to agreed briefThe Autumn Issue, 2026

The details make the difference.

  1. A focused selection

    A short list against your brief, with the artist and the reason for each choice.

  2. Clear specifications

    Confirm available sizes, framing, overall dimensions and availability before client sign-off.

  3. One project quote

    Agree the work, quantities, delivery needs and any trade terms in writing.

The finishThe Autumn Issue, 2026

Made for the photograph. Considered for the room.

Illustrative detail: black oak with a white mount.

Talk to us about print size, overall framed dimensions and the finish that belongs in your space. Quantities, edition availability and delivery are checked as part of the quote.

Bespoke sizes and frames

Before we beginThe Autumn Issue, 2026

A few useful answers.

Do I need a trade account to enquire?

No. Tell us about your practice and the project. Any project pricing or account terms would be agreed in writing.

Can I order for my client?

Let us know who will approve, pay for and receive the work. The quote can then reflect the buying arrangement.

Can you supply samples or presentation imagery?

Tell us what you need for sign-off. Availability, costs and image permissions need to be confirmed for the project.

The next conversationThe Autumn Issue, 2026

Tell us what you have in mind.

Tell us about the room, palette and wall dimensions. Mention whether you are buying or specifying for a client.

Projects are quoted individually. Sizes, framing, quantities and delivery are confirmed before you order.

Your enquiry goes to the house. It does not sign you up to marketing.

A few lines are enough.

Include the space or occasion, the number of pieces and any date that matters.

Add company, budget or timing (optional)

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Another kind of projectThe Autumn Issue, 2026

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