Before & after
Drag the handle. On one side, the photo you send; on the other, the artwork you hang.
Our Architectural line art style
The quietest style we make, and the most precise. Your facade drawn in fine ink on open white paper — every glazing bar, brick course and door panel in its right place, and nothing that isn’t. In the spirit of a draughtsman’s measured elevation, with a human hand plainly behind it.
It suits rooms that already have plenty going on, and people who love the building itself: the geometry, the proportions, the particular way your house sits on its street.
The style
What makes it line art
Best on: modern interiors, gallery walls, desks and studies — anywhere the building should do the talking.
Questions
Good to know
Will it really match our house?
Line for line. We draw from your photograph and keep the true silhouette — the real number of windows, the door’s actual panels, the chimney on its proper side. Nothing invented, nothing tidied into someone else’s house.
Is it black and white?
Almost — the ink is a warm charcoal-umber, a shade softer than pure black, so it sits as happily beside warm woods as it does on a white wall.
Our house is quite plain. Will it work?
Plain houses often make the finest line drawings — the style rewards proportion over ornament. A calm terrace can hold a wall better than a wedding cake.
Which size suits it best?
All three. Line art is the style that scales most gracefully — crisp at Memento size on a shelf or desk, quietly architectural at Monument on the wall.
Ready when you are
See your place in line
Upload a photograph, watch the artwork appear, and order only when you love it. Nothing prints until you’ve seen it.
