How it works

Every piece is described against the same criteria: colour, density, gesture, material.

The quiz has you choose, one card at a time. Search by image reads a visual you drop in. That is the only difference between them.

You swipe pieces left or right. Each choice sharpens your taste.

After four cards the result is still vague. After sixteen it is clear. Try it below.

A canvas, a photo, a tattoo, the colour of a wall: an image says almost everything about your taste.

It says nothing about your budget, the size, or the room it is going in. Those are the only questions we ask, and they are optional.

One link, and your partner, your designer or your committee sees exactly what you kept.

The diagram shows the next step: everyone who re-shares would hold their own key, revocable on its own.

You describe what you want, then you talk to the artist and someone from the gallery on the same call. The questions get settled there, not three weeks later.

You leave with a contract, read and signed by a gallerist, sent to you and to the artist.

On a custom commission, payment happens in two parts. Before anything ships, you get photos of the packed crate and the tracking number.

If there is a disagreement, a gallerist settles it against the contract, the same one for you and for the artist.

After the form comes selection, done by the team, then emails that keep you posted, then a call.

Then your images arrive. A person opens and approves them one by one. Room mockups and descriptions are produced from there, then reviewed.

Creating a profile does not make it public: a member of the team has to publish it.

If an artist page looks empty online, it was not forgotten. It has not been published yet.

The artist's price is never altered. Taxes and shipping are added on top and paid by the buyer: they do not reduce what the artist takes home.

The dashboard shows all three numbers side by side: what the buyer pays, what the artist receives, what appears on the site.

When a piece sells, the gallery collects it from the artist and delivers it to the buyer.

The payout is handled by a person, from the pending payments list.

An artist sells through their own shop, another gallery, or directly, at the same time as with us.

The commission only applies to the sales we make.

One photo, one title, one description, one price. Every platform then demands its own fields, and that is the work few artists have time to redo six times over.

The idea is that the gallery takes it on: rework the listing to each destination's format, and keep it current.

Participation fees go back out entirely as advertising, split evenly between artists.

They do not change your rank in the quiz or in search by image.