Before & after
Drag the handle. On one side, the photo you send; on the other, the artwork you hang.
Our Architect’s blueprint style
Two tones, no compromise: your house in crisp white line on a single flat blue, like the drawing it might have been built from. Every opening, sill and roofline measured out in clean white — nothing shaded, nothing filled, nothing extra.
It reads as an object — graphic from across the room, precise the moment you step closer.
The style
What makes it a blueprint
Best in: studies, offices and new homes — and for the person who did the renovating.
Questions
Good to know
Is it really just two colours?
Exactly two — one even blue and pure white, with nothing in between. Even the trees are drawn as fine white contours over the blue.
Which houses suit it?
Houses with good bones — bays, gables, railings, sash grids — give the line plenty to do. But plain facades turn out beautifully spare, closer to a plan than a picture.
Can we choose the blue?
It’s a single, classic drafting blue, chosen to hold its depth in print — and you’ll see it exactly as it will print in your preview before you order.
Which size suits it best?
Monument turns a hallway or study into a plan room; Memento makes a fine desk object for the person who paid for the extension.
Ready when you are
See your place in blueprint
Upload a photograph, watch the artwork appear, and order only when you love it. Nothing prints until you’ve seen it.
Keep looking
The other six styles
Same house, different temper — every style begins with your photograph.