Free 1:1 wall preview
Stop guessing what fits.
See it on your wall first.
Send us one photo of the empty wall. Within 24 hours you get back a photorealistic preview — the real piece, at the real size it would hang, in your actual room. No cost, no obligation, no salesperson.
How it works
You send one photo
Stand square to the empty wall and capture the whole area. Anything in frame we can measure — a sofa, the doorway, a light switch — lets us lock the scale precisely.
We render two options
One conservative, one at the scale the room actually wants. Both composited into your photo with correct perspective, shadow and the raking light that shows the relief.
You decide, unhurried
It lands in your inbox within 24 hours with a 48-hour offer attached. Use it or don’t — the preview is yours either way.
Not a print. A surface you can feel.
Industrial UV presses build the surface up in layers — real ridges, 2 to 3 millimetres proud of the canvas, following the brushwork of the original. Under side light they throw actual shadows. Run your hand across one and the difference from a flat giclée poster is immediate.
Which is exactly the problem with buying art online: you can’t feel it through a screen. So we solve the other half first — showing you, precisely, what it looks like on your wall at the size you’d actually hang.
- Relief height
- 2–3 mm, multi-pass UV
- Substrate
- Cotton-poly artist canvas
- Sizes
- 16×24″ through 40×60″
- Finishing
- Floater frame, walnut / black / oak
Straight answers
Is the preview really free?
Yes, and there’s no card and no call. We make our money when the preview convinces you, not before.
What happens to my photo?
It’s used to build your preview and nothing else. Deleted after 90 days unless you order. Shown publicly only if you explicitly tick the box. We never sell personal information.
How accurate is the scale?
Within a few percent when there’s a reference object in frame — that’s why we ask. On a completely bare wall we’ll estimate and say so on the preview.
Do I have to buy anything?
No. Plenty of people use the preview to work out what size they need and go no further. That’s a fine outcome.