Every design in the Hour & Hearth collection is available in two finishes, at the same statement size. The question we get most from both homeowners and designers is simple: what actually changes between them?
A gallery-grade print on canvas, colour-matched to the original piece. The surface is smooth, the colour is consistent from edge to edge, and it's the more accessible way into a design you love. It still arrives at full 150×100cm statement scale, framed and ready to hang.
Choose the print when: you want the exact look of the piece without the cost of an original, or you're specifying multiple pieces across a project and need consistent, repeatable colour.
A hand-applied textured original — the surface has real depth, and on designs like Starry Night or Tidewater, gold-leaf detail worked into the paint. Each one is painted individually, so the piece you receive has its own subtle variation from the reference photo.
Choose the original when: the piece is a single hero moment in the room — an entryway, above a console, behind a sofa — where texture reads under direct or angled light.
Both finishes ship at the same 150×100cm size, in the same light beige floating frame, ready to hang on arrival. Neither is a smaller or "lesser" version of the other — they're two different ways of getting the same design onto your wall.
If you're deciding between the two for a specific room, view the full collection or get in touch with a photo of the wall — we're happy to talk through which finish will actually read better in your light.
Yes. Both are 150 × 100cm in a light beige floating frame, ready to hang.
A canvas print is $200 and an oil painting is $350 per piece, in Australian dollars.
Yes. Every design is in Sydney and can be viewed by appointment, so you can compare the surfaces in person.