Lead time
Ready works are usually packed and shipped within 2–5 business days of your order. Commissioned pieces have a longer, individually agreed timeline that I share before you confirm.
Shipping & returns
How I pack and ship paintings, and what to do if something isn't right — step by step.
Ready works are usually packed and shipped within 2–5 business days of your order. Commissioned pieces have a longer, individually agreed timeline that I share before you confirm.
Parcels travel by insured courier (or parcel locker where available) with tracking. Shipping is charged separately at checkout — you choose the method and see the cost before you pay.
I also ship outside the EU. Delivery cost depends on the country and method and is shown at checkout. For non-EU orders, local customs duties and import taxes may apply on your side — worth checking with your customs office beforehand.
Every painting is protected with corner guards, bubble wrap, and rigid cardboard; larger formats travel in a dedicated crate. The goal is simple: it should arrive exactly as it left the studio.
As an EU consumer you generally have the right to withdraw from a distance sale within 14 days without giving a reason — this doesn't apply to commissioned works made to your personal specification. Full details are in the Terms.
Yes — courier shipments are insured for the order value. If anything arrives damaged, contact me with photos within 48 hours of delivery.
It depends on the destination, weight, and size of the piece. At checkout you choose the country and shipping method — the cost is shown immediately, before payment.
Custom, made-to-order pieces aren't covered by the standard withdrawal right, but reach out — every situation is looked at individually.
Email me within 14 days of receiving the painting. Send it back in its original, secure packaging, and I refund the full amount once it arrives.
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