Prints & Pricing

Every print is made to order. Nothing is held in stock and nothing is mass-produced. When you choose a work, it is printed for you, on archival materials, at the size and in the presentation that suits the image and the space it will live in.

The prices below cover the most common sizes and the three presentations I offer most often. Larger formats, custom dimensions, and multi-piece arrangements are always possible. For those, or if you simply want to talk something through, get in touch.

How the work is made

Fine art paper prints are produced as Giclée prints on Hahnemühle paper, usually Photo Rag or Baryta, through professional labs I trust. Works can also be produced mounted to aluminium dibond for a clean, contemporary surface that sits close to the wall, or face-mounted behind acrylic glass for depth, luminosity, and protection. Each presentation changes how the image holds light and how it feels in a room.

Sizes and prices

All prices in euros, unframed.

Fine art paperDibond mountedAcrylic face-mount
20 × 30 cm8 × 12 in €95€150€190
40 × 60 cm16 × 24 in €260€370€480
60 × 90 cm24 × 36 in €460€620€780
80 × 120 cm32 × 47 in €700€920€1,150
100 × 150 cm39 × 59 in €980€1,280€1,580

Prices are for the sizes shown. Standard sizes run from 20 × 30 cm to 100 × 150 cm. Custom dimensions are available and quoted individually, as are larger formats and multi-piece arrangements.

The 20 × 30 is an intimate format, suited to a desk, a shelf, or a considered corner. The larger sizes are where a single image can hold a room.

A note on framing

Prints ship unframed. This is deliberate. Collectors are happiest choosing a frame with a local framer who can match it to the wall, the light, and the room it lives in, without the cost and risk of shipping glass across borders. If you'd like guidance on framing, or prefer a framed work delivered ready to hang, I'm glad to help arrange it.

Shipping

Shipping is included worldwide on fine art paper prints. Dibond-mounted and acrylic face-mounted works are heavier and travel with extra protection, so shipping for those is quoted individually for your location. Production and delivery usually take two to four weeks, depending on the format and your location. I'll confirm a more specific timeline when you order.

For interior designers and trade

I work with interior designers, art consultants, and trade buyers sourcing work for private homes, commercial spaces, hospitality projects, and short-term rental properties. Custom sizing and multi-piece installations are available. Trade terms can be discussed individually. If you're sourcing for a project, get in touch and we can talk through images, scale, and presentation.

Frequently asked questions about prints and pricing

What material are the prints?

All prints are produced in close conversation with the collector. The standard option is a gallery-quality fine art photographic print on archival paper (for example Hahnemühle Photo Rag).

Depending on the image and the intended space, alternative formats such as aluminium dibond, prints mounted behind acrylic glass, or framed works are also possible. These choices are best discussed individually to find the presentation that fits both the photograph and its future home.

What sizes are available?

Standard formats run from 20 × 30 cm up to 100 × 150 cm, including large-format options suited to statement walls. Custom sizing and multi-piece installations can also be discussed.

Are the prints limited edition?

At the moment, prints are offered as open editions rather than limited runs. Each print is produced individually and made to order, with close attention to materials, scale, and presentation.

The goal is a work that feels right for the image and the space it lives in, not artificial scarcity. If you're looking for something exclusive, we can have a conversation about individual solutions.

Are the prints signed?

Prints are generally not signed. Signing is possible on request and can be discussed individually. Please note that this may affect production time and, in some cases, the overall cost.

How much do the prints cost?

Prices depend on size and presentation. Fine art paper prints start at €95 for a 20 × 30 cm and go up to €980 for a 100 × 150 cm. Dibond-mounted and acrylic face-mounted works are priced higher. Every size and presentation is listed in the price table.

Can I request a custom order?

Yes. Custom requests are welcome and can be discussed individually. If you're looking for something specific or don't see your question answered here, feel free to get in touch.

How long does it take to receive a print?

Prints are made to order through reliable print partners in different regions. Production and delivery usually take two to four weeks, depending on the format and your location. If timing matters for a specific situation, get in touch and I'll do my best to help.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, worldwide. Shipping is included on fine art paper prints. Dibond-mounted and acrylic face-mounted works are heavier and travel with extra protection, so shipping for those is quoted for your address.

What is your return policy?

Since prints are produced individually and made to order, returns are not usually possible. However, if there is a production issue or damage during shipping, I will make sure it's resolved. If something doesn't feel right, please reach out and we'll take it from there.

Is your work suitable for collectors and interior designers?

Yes. The work is collected by private buyers and is equally well suited for professional environments such as offices, hospitality spaces, hotels, or cruise ships. The photographs span a wide range of tones and moods, allowing them to support different atmospheres and contexts.

I'm happy to collaborate on finding the right image, scale, and presentation for a specific space. If you're looking for a particular theme or mood that isn't visible on the website, feel free to reach out and we can explore suitable options together.

Explore the work

The gallery holds the collection. The Writing is where I go into the approach behind the work and what photography can open up in the way you see.