What is On Your Wall?
A tool that shows a work of art at true scale on a photograph of the buyer's own wall, so they can see how it will look before buying.
On Your Wall for business
Let your buyers see it
on their own wall.
On Your Wall is the tool the house built for its own collectors. It is now offered to galleries, interior designers, framers and stores.
A buyer takes a photograph of their wall, and the work appears on it at true size. They decide at home, and they decide sooner.
The house licenses the tool to other businesses, set up with their own works and their own name. Try it on the house's works first, then ask for a demonstration with yours.
- Works shown at true scale on the buyer's wall
- Set up with your own works and your name
- Runs in the browser, no app to install
- A demonstration on request
Questions we are asked
AB / FAQ
Can other galleries or stores use it?
Yes. Arts Bespoke licenses On Your Wall to galleries, interior designers, framers and furniture and decor stores, set up with their own works and their own name.
How accurate is the scale?
The buyer marks one known measurement in the photograph, such as a door or a sheet of A4 paper, and the work is drawn to true size against it. Accuracy follows that one measurement.
Does the buyer need to install an app?
No. It runs in the browser on a phone or a computer.
How do I try it?
Use it on the house's works at artsbespoke.com/on-your-wall/, then ask for a demonstration with your own works through this page.
Works from the house
AB / WORKS
Abstract
Embrace in two blues
Sanjeev Sonpimpare. Two rounded figures, one in deep ultramarine and one in pale cornflower blue, hold each other in an embrace; a smaller dark-blue form nestles against the pale figure's sh.
Landscape, nature & trees
A rain-washed window onto green
Swati. A view through a rain-covered window: a misty park in grey-green, dark trees massing at the right, and a pale path running across the middle distance with a single small.
Devotional & narrative
Ganesha in green and gold
Ramesh Gorjala. An olive gold ground carries a broad elephant face in a heavy black outline.
Abstract
Cobalt currents, a gold seam
Prakash Bal Joshi. A canvas of moving blue: broad diagonal strokes in cobalt, ultramarine and pale sky-blue, scraped and dragged so the surface looks like water under wind, or silk folded o.
All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones