Built to last
Like you, we are selective in what we choose to bring into our homes. We invest in beauty and quality. Discover what makes our prints and frames different
The Paper
It all starts with the print. Printed on thick, matte paper with a smooth, neutral-white finish. The process uses giclée inkjet for gallery-quality brilliance. Each print embodies a premium fusion of archival fine art paper and rich color that promises to withstand even the tropics
The Materials
Finished off with a double-thick, acid-free, 8-ply mat and plexiglass, your art piece comes ready to hang and enjoy
The Frame
This classic hardwood is durable, gorgeous and easy to clean. It allows the image to standout while working beautifully in any room
The Process
Time spent in nature and looking for the tiny moments that could last forever. That's the recipe
The Paper
It all starts with the print. Printed on thick, matte paper with a smooth, neutral-white finish. The process uses giclée inkjet for gallery-quality brilliance. Each print embodies a premium fusion of archival fine art paper and rich color that promises to withstand even the tropics
The Materials
Finished off with a double-thick, acid-free, 8-ply mat and plexiglass, your art piece comes ready to hang and enjoy
The Frame
This classic hardwood is durable, gorgeous and easy to clean. It allows the image to standout while working beautifully in any room
This piece reminds us of our favorite things, the ocean and the mountains!
This piece reminds us of our favorite things, the ocean and the mountains! — Coco We love how this piece brings the beach into our home. — Alexander We're reminded of Hawai'i everytime we enter the room!
This piece reminds us of our favorite things, the ocean and the mountains! — Coco We love how this piece brings the beach into our home
Hawai'i Nei
Our Vision
We are lucky to call Hawai'i home, and we value our responsibility to the islands. That is why we work with responsible vendors and donate 1% back to the planet. Thank you for inviting us into your home.
