Guides

How a commissioned portrait actually works

Short guides to the questions that come up before commissioning: combining separate photographs, portraits across generations, companions, and gifts meant to be kept.

Quiet Luxury Family Portraits

The quiet luxury home doesn't need more objects. It needs one that means something: a commissioned family portrait, composed from the photographs you already have.

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Old Money Family Portraits

Commission an Old Money-inspired family portrait: the quiet luxury of traditional estate portraiture, composed from the photographs you already have.

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Portraits From Separate Photos

Turn separate photographs of each family member into one cohesive commissioned family portrait. No group photo required.

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Generational Portraits

Bring grandparents, grandchildren, and relatives who were never photographed together into one timeless generational portrait.

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Anniversary & Couple Portraits

A commissioned couple's portrait, quietly grand, personalized with your names and anniversary year, composed from photographs you already have.

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Pet Portraits

A portrait of your dog or cat, in the same quiet luxury aesthetic as our family commissions, or in full ceremonial costume. You choose which.

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Heirloom Gifts

A commissioned family portrait with your name, year and motto lettered into the artwork, archivally matted and framed: a personalized gift meant to be kept, not consumed.

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Memorial Portraits

A commissioned portrait of someone you've lost, composed from the photographs you already have. No new sitting required.

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