EngelsAbout us
Two people, one studio, and a printer that works harder than we do.
We make framed designs to order: music frames, city maps, birth tiles, photo tiles and country maps. You make the design yourself; we turn it into something that can go on a wall.
Printing, cutting, framing and packing all happen at the same address. Between your order and your parcel, nobody else touches your design.
This is where it happens
One room, one work table, and everything needed to turn a design into a framed piece. You are looking around the place where your order is made.
What that means
- 2
- People in the studio
- 100%
- Made in our own studio
- 0
- Third parties touching your design
- 1
- Design per order
- 14
- Days to change your mind
How it started
2021
A gift that was nowhere to be found
We were looking for a framed map of the street where we met. It did not exist, so we drew it ourselves. Then other people started asking for one.
2022
From the kitchen table to our first printer
We had the first orders printed elsewhere. That went almost well — and almost is not good enough for a gift. So we bought a printer of our own.
2024
A studio of our own
Printing, cutting and framing have happened under one roof ever since. Nobody else touches your design between the order and the packing.
Now
Still packed by hand
Every parcel passes through our hands before it goes out. That is the only way we dare promise it is right.
What we watch out for
We make everything to order. No warehouse full of stock that someone will hopefully like, but one design at a time, for someone who knows why they want it.
That means we take our time over the things you do not see: paper that does not yellow, a frame that stays straight on the wall, packaging that survives a fall from the letterbox. And if it still is not what you pictured, we adjust it.
One design, and it is yours alone
We print nothing ahead of time. Your order only exists once your design does, and it is then made in our own studio — with no third party having an opinion about it.
That takes a few days longer than something off a shelf. It gives you something nobody else has, and that we watched come together ourselves.