Tell us the room.
We’ll pour the piece.

You configure the piece here and place a booking deposit, we come back within two working days with a studio brief and a firm quote, and nothing is poured until you've approved it. From there you get a photo update at every major stage and the piece ships insured, signed and dated.

Tableware and jewellery run 2–4 weeks. Wall pieces are 4–7 weeks. Preservation work is 8–10 weeks from the day your flowers arrive, because pressing alone takes nine to twelve days. Furniture is 10–14 weeks. Priority pour roughly halves those where the process allows it.

Usually, yes. Send the photograph or a fabric swatch with your brief and we'll pour a physical sample chip before committing to the piece. Exact matching to a paint code is harder — resin has depth, so a colour reads differently at 3mm and at 14mm — but we'll tell you honestly before you commit.

Within 72 hours of the day, ideally sooner. We send a packing kit and a prepaid label the moment you book. Keep the flowers cool, dry and out of direct sun — and do not refrigerate them, condensation is the single fastest way to brown a petal.

They'll go faintly ivory. That's the cellulose, not the technique, and no studio can prevent it — anyone who promises otherwise is going to disappoint you. Everything else holds colour remarkably well, and we photograph the bouquet on arrival and send you a layout image before the final pour.