Before & after
Drag the handle. On one side, the photo you send; on the other, the artwork you hang.
Our Ink & wash style
Pen first, then water. Confident ink lines describe the house; loose, translucent washes carry the light, the shadow and a whisper of colour — a red door washed warm red, kept soft so the drawing still leads.
It sits between line art and watercolour, and it is the most traditional thing we make: an artist’s study of your house, atmospheric and alive.
The style
What makes it ink & wash
Best in: period homes, snugs and book-lined rooms — anywhere that likes its art with a little history.
Questions
Good to know
How is it different from watercolour?
Watercolour is colour first — washes doing the describing. Ink & wash is drawing first: the pen leads, and the washes follow with tone and a whisper of colour.
Will it really match our house?
Faithfully. The linework keeps the true silhouette, the real windows, the door’s actual panels — the looseness is in the ink and water, never in the structure.
Will it feel old-fashioned?
Traditional, yes; dusty, no. The washes are kept fresh and the composition modern — it hangs as comfortably in a new flat as over a chesterfield.
Which size suits it best?
Souvenir and Monument — the washes reward a little room. In a slim dark-brown frame it looks like it’s always been in the family.
Ready when you are
See your place in ink and wash
Upload a photograph, watch the artwork appear, and order only when you love it. Nothing prints until you’ve seen it.
