Prince Rubik’s Cube Mosaic Art & Custom Retro Pop Art Commissions

Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork showcasing custom handmade 80s and 90s inspired portrait commissions

One-of-a-Kind Handmade Rubik’s Cube Wall Art by Brian Bemo

This Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic is a one-of-a-kind artwork hand-built from hundreds of real, full-size Rubik’s Cubes.

The finished piece is physical wall art—not a flat print, AI-generated image, or digital download.

Artist Brian Bemo personally designs, color-maps, re-stickers, and assembles each piece into a bold, dimensional mosaic that goes beyond standard cube colors.

The featured Prince portrait celebrates the retro energy of 80s pop culture, transforming an iconic puzzle into a nostalgic statement piece for collectors and distinctive interiors.

Custom color-matched decals capture the original artwork’s skin tones, shading, and facial detail while preserving the unmistakable look and texture of real Rubik’s Cubes.

Prince is the featured example, but custom Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall art can also feature other 80s and 90s icons, athletes, movie characters, personal portraits, and branded artwork.

Each commission is created one project at a time in custom sizes and formats, with only a limited number accepted each year.

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Close-up of Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork handmade from hundreds of real full-size cubes with custom hand-applied colors

From Original Artwork to Real Rubik’s Cube Mosaic Art

Retro Pixel Art or a More Realistic Portrait — You Choose the Style

Every custom Rubik’s Cube mosaic begins with an approved image, portrait, or concept that I redesign specifically for large-scale mosaic artwork.

For a bold retro look, I can intentionally pixelate the artwork to celebrate the 8-bit aesthetic and visual style many of us grew up with in the 80s and 90s.

For a more realistic result, I can preserve much more of the original artwork’s detail, color, shading, and likeness while allowing the natural 3×3 grid of each full-size Rubik’s Cube to remain visible.

Unlike traditional cube mosaics restricted to factory colors, I individually re-sticker the cubes with custom color-matched decals, giving me far greater control over skin tones, shadows, highlights, clothing, backgrounds, and facial detail.

Either approach results in real, dimensional Rubik’s Cube wall art built from hundreds of physical full-size cubes—not a flat printed pixel image.

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ICONIC 80s & 90s RUBIK’S CUBE MOSAIC ARTWORK

Music Icons, Movies, Sports, Retro Culture — or Your Own Idea

Prince is the featured artwork, but custom Rubik’s Cube mosaics can be created from virtually any subject, image, or concept.

From Michael Jackson, Madonna, Jordan, Joker, Terminator, athletes, movie icons, arcade games, MTV-era nostalgia, and other 80s and 90s pop culture to personal portraits, pets, logos, and original artwork, every commission is designed specifically for the client.

The retro 8-bit aesthetic is especially fitting for the generation that grew up with Rubik’s Cubes, arcades, MTV, Nintendo, boomboxes, and the unforgettable visual culture of the 80s and 90s.

Your artwork can be created in a custom size, orientation, color palette, and style to fit anything from a private collection or man cave to a nightclub, restaurant, office, gallery, or large commercial installation.

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Custom 80s and 90s Rubik’s Cube mosaic artwork created from full-size cubes with custom colors and pixel-inspired portrait design
Custom 80s and 90s Rubik’s Cube mosaic artwork featuring MTV, arcade gaming, Nintendo, Miami Vice and boombox designs
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CUSTOM RUBIK’S CUBE WALL ART FOR STATEMENT SPACES

Built to Transform Game Rooms, Nightclubs, Galleries, Man Caves & Collector Interiors

Brian Bemo’s custom Rubik’s Cube mosaic artwork is designed for spaces where ordinary wall décor simply isn’t enough.

From retro game rooms, man caves, music rooms, nightclubs, lounges, restaurants, and VIP spaces to penthouses, offices, galleries, and private collections, each mosaic becomes a bold focal point that immediately starts conversations.

The Prince mosaic shown here demonstrates the scale and visual impact possible with hundreds of real, full-size Rubik’s Cubes. Every commission can be designed around your subject, available wall space, orientation, and preferred finished size.

Whether you want a nostalgic 80s or 90s icon, a personal portrait, branded artwork, or a completely original concept, the finished piece is created to feel intentional in the space—not added as an afterthought.

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Prince Rubik’s Cube Mosaic — Real Scale, Real Craftsmanship

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Custom Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic portrait made from full-size cubes
Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall art installation featuring a custom pixel portrait made from full-size cubes
Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic art handcrafted by Brian Bemo of Bemo Design
Artist assembling a custom Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic using full-size cubes and color-matched panels
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Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall art installed as a statement piece in a lounge setting
Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork showing professional lean and wall-mounted display options for custom installations
Custom-built backing and hidden mounting system engineered for secure installation of large Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork
Large Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic installed as a show-stopping centerpiece in an upscale nightclub bar, designed as iconic statement wall decor for clubs, lounges, and entertainment spaces
Large Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall art displayed in a stylish retro game room with neon lighting, arcade machines, lounge seating, and a pinball machine, showing the artwork as a bold oversized statement piece.
Handmade Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic artwork being assembled in a studio using full-size 3x3 cubes, custom color stickers, and a detailed pixel portrait design

Professional Mounting & Display Options

Each Rubik’s Cube mosaic is engineered with a clean, professional mounting system designed to support installations of virtually any size or format. The artwork hangs securely with no visible hardware on the front, keeping the focus entirely on the piece itself.

Whether displayed vertically, horizontally, or as a large multi-panel installation, the mounting approach allows the artwork to sit flush and stable against the wall, creating a refined, gallery-quality presentation. This system is designed for long-term display in homes, offices, galleries, and commercial spaces.

Because every mosaic is custom-built, mounting and framing options are tailored to the size, weight, and layout of each piece. From smaller statement works to large-scale installations spanning multiple panels, each artwork is planned to ensure proper alignment, balance, and structural support—resulting in a finished piece that feels permanent, intentional, and professionally installed.

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Custom-built backing and hidden mounting system engineered for secure installation of large Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork
Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork showing professional lean and wall-mounted display options for custom installations
Artist Brian Bemo handcrafting a Prince Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall artwork by individually re-stickering full-size cubes with custom colors

Commission a One-of-a-Kind Custom Rubik’s Cube Mosaic

Your Image. Your Size. Your Custom Artwork.

Every Rubik’s Cube mosaic by artist Brian Bemo is individually designed and hand-built for the client using real, full-size 3×3 Rubik’s Cubes.

Choose virtually any subject—80s or 90s icons, musicians, athletes, movie imagery, personal portraits, pets, logos, branded artwork, or an original concept.

Each commission is custom designed, color-mapped, hand re-stickered, and assembled cube by cube, allowing far greater color control and detail than traditional Rubik’s Cube mosaics.

Size, orientation, color direction, backing, mounting, and display options are planned around your artwork and the space where it will live.

Because every piece requires extensive design and hand assembly, Brian accepts only a limited number of custom Rubik’s Cube commissions each year.

For a deeper look at the craftsmanship and collectibility behind these pieces, read: Prince Rubik’s Cube Mosaic Art Collector-Grade Cube Portraits.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Custom Rubik’s Cube Wall Art

Retro 80s–90s Mosaic Commissions by Brian Bemo

Explore custom mosaic commissions by Brian Bemo, from Prince portraits and retro game-room centerpieces to original artwork for homes, businesses and public-space project proposals.

Named performers, characters, games and brands below are commission ideas to discuss, not claims of licensing, endorsement or completed inventory; each project is subject to design feasibility and any necessary image rights.

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Custom Rubik’s Cube Mosaic Art & Commissions

Custom Rubik’s Cube mosaic wall art is a physical artwork assembled from real, full-size 3×3 cubes. Their visible squares form a larger portrait, logo, landscape or original composition, creating a textured alternative to flat wall décor.

Brian Bemo of Bemo Design creates individually designed, hand-built cube mosaics in Scottsdale, Arizona. He develops the artwork, maps the colors, applies custom stickers and assembles the finished piece around the client’s subject and display requirements.

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Contact Brian Bemo directly to discuss a commission, or view the Prince mosaic listing on Etsy. Message before purchasing so the design, dimensions, price and delivery arrangements are agreed for your particular artwork.

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A cube mosaic uses three-dimensional puzzles as the building material rather than a printed surface or ceramic tiles. The exposed edges reveal the depth of the cubes, while their front faces combine into an image designed to be viewed as a whole.

Brian individually re-stickers the cubes with colors selected for the artwork instead of relying only on factory colors. This gives him greater control over skin tones, shadows, highlights and backgrounds while preserving the physical character of full-size cubes.

Yes. Your composition, colors and dimensions can be developed specifically for you rather than selected from mass-produced inventory. Any requirement for exclusive use of a design or restrictions on future reproductions should be agreed in writing before commissioning.

Portraits, pets, logos, landscapes and original concepts can all be considered. Each request is reviewed for image quality, composition, scale and any necessary permissions; intricate imagery may need a larger format or a simpler crop to translate clearly.

Retro Game Rooms, Man Caves & Collector Spaces

A custom Rubik’s Cube mosaic is a distinctive option when you want something personal, dimensional and connected to retro culture. Choose a favorite gaming scene, music portrait or original throwback design, then plan its scale around the room’s main viewing area.

Build the artwork around what you actually collect or enjoy: music, basketball, movies, gaming, cars or meaningful photographs. A commissioned mosaic can combine your chosen subject with colors and dimensions that suit your room rather than matching a standard décor package.

Yes. A horizontal mosaic or large portrait can be planned for a wall beside or behind the pool table. Share room photographs and wall measurements so the composition can account for viewing distance, lighting and clearance around the playing area.

A movie-inspired composition, bold character portrait or original gaming scene can anchor a theater or gaming wall. The design should remain readable at the intended viewing distance and under the room’s usual lighting, not only in a brightly lit preview.

Yes. A musician portrait, instrument, record-inspired composition or personal music memory can be designed around your listening space. Consider a focal wall that complements album displays and equipment without competing with every object in the collection.

These are newly created, retro-inspired artworks, not a claim that the cubes or finished pieces were manufactured in the 1980s. They can complement vintage memorabilia by celebrating the music, games and imagery connected to your collection.

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Yes. A favorite icon, shared memory, personal portrait or custom anniversary design can become a collector’s gift. Discuss the recipient’s interests, available wall space and required delivery date before choosing the final size and approving the project.

Prince, Michael Jackson, Madonna & Music Portraits

You can discuss a Prince portrait commission using the featured mosaic as a reference for the medium and craftsmanship. Your proposal should specify the chosen image, dimensions, style and whether you are ordering a new commission or an existing artwork.

The featured Prince artwork measures approximately 40 × 68 inches, weighs approximately 148 pounds and contains 540 full-size Rubik’s Cubes. These are specifications for that particular build; the size, cube count and weight of your commission may differ.

You can request a Michael Jackson portrait concept for an MJ collection, music room or feature wall. Choose a close-up, performance pose or particular era, then discuss how to preserve the face, silhouette and defining details at your preferred size.

A two-portrait concept can be planned as one wide composition or coordinated panels. Both faces need enough space to remain recognizable, so the layout and viewing distance should be considered before setting the final dimensions.

You can request a Madonna portrait concept for a music collection or retro interior. A close-up can emphasize expression and styling, while a wider performance composition can include movement and clothing; the chosen crop determines how much space each detail receives.

These can be discussed as portrait concepts, along with other musicians meaningful to you. A strong face, silhouette, stage pose or instrument can guide the design, with custom colors used to interpret the chosen reference rather than forcing a factory cube palette.

Hip-hop portrait concepts can be developed around a single performer, a group composition or an original visual tribute to an era. Discuss the source imagery, room style and permissions first; a multi-person composition may require more space than a single portrait.

Yes. A band portrait, your own concert photograph, an instrument or an original music-themed composition can be considered. Group scenes need careful cropping and scale planning so important faces and details do not disappear into the grid.

Short names, dates and original messages can be incorporated into the design. Letter size must suit the cube grid and viewing distance, so a short dedication usually allows more room for a readable portrait than a long block of text.

Batman, The Joker, Mr. T & Retro Film and TV Ideas

Batman and Joker portraits can be discussed as potential custom subjects. Specify the version and visual treatment you prefer; a graphic silhouette emphasizes shape, a close-up emphasizes expression, and a detailed scene needs more room for the surrounding imagery.

A Mr. T portrait or an original composition inspired by your favorite television era can be proposed. A strong facial crop can emphasize expression and distinctive details, while a wider composition can include supporting imagery connected to your collection or room.

Science-fiction imagery can inspire a portrait, vehicle, cityscape or original retro-futuristic design. Specify the image and mood you want rather than only the film title, so Brian can plan the contrast, detail and composition around your wall.

A vehicle-focused composition or a broader time-travel-inspired scene can be explored as a custom concept. A wide layout can give a car and its setting room to read clearly, while a tighter crop can emphasize one subject on a smaller wall.

You can propose a character portrait, vehicle, group scene or original space-themed composition. A single focal subject can make a strong feature piece, while a larger multi-panel design can give a more detailed scene room to develop.

Retro animation and toy-collection themes can be discussed as custom concepts. Choose a specific character or a small group, then plan colors and scale around the display; a busy collection wall may benefit from one clear focal subject rather than another crowded arrangement.

An original design can combine tropical colors, palms, city silhouettes and a vehicle into a retro composition. Using an original scene allows the artwork to reflect your preferred atmosphere without simply reproducing a television poster or branded logo.

The featured Prince artwork is independently created and is not an officially licensed product. Names and examples on this page do not establish endorsement or permission to reproduce protected imagery; any required rights must be addressed before a commission is accepted.

Nintendo, Pac-Man, Arcade & Throwback Design Ideas

Nintendo-era gaming references can be discussed as concepts for a custom mosaic. A character-focused design can suit a compact feature wall, while a wider scene can incorporate scenery and graphic elements; an original arcade-inspired composition is another option.

Pac-Man or Ms. Pac-Man-themed concepts can be discussed for an arcade room or retro collection. A maze-style composition, character-focused image and panoramic gaming scene need different proportions, so share the wall dimensions along with your reference.

Classic arcade references can be discussed as possible commission subjects. Their graphic shapes can inform a bold composition; choose whether the focus should be one character, an action scene or a broader arcade theme so the layout stays readable.

A Sonic or other Sega-era gaming concept can be proposed for a 90s-themed room. A character portrait emphasizes the subject, while an action scene uses more space for movement and setting; the best direction depends on your wall and preferred composition.

Fighting-game references can be discussed as portrait or action-scene concepts. A single character or carefully composed pairing can preserve more detail than a crowded roster, depending on the finished dimensions and approved source imagery.

An original throwback composition can feature a boombox, cassette tapes, headphones, records or music-television-inspired graphics. Branded logos are reviewed separately; the broader retro theme can also be expressed through original shapes, lettering and colors.

Yes. Original designs can use saturated pinks, purples, blues, sunsets, grids and geometric forms for a retro-inspired look. These are colors and visual effects within the artwork, not a promise that the mosaic itself emits light.

Yes. A custom collage can bring together a few meaningful themes rather than focusing on one portrait. Brian can help prioritize the main subject and supporting elements so the finished composition stays readable instead of becoming a crowded collection of tiny images.

Sports Legends, Personal Portraits & Original Subjects

A Michael Jordan basketball portrait or action-image concept can be discussed for a sports collection or feature wall. A dunk scene, close-up portrait and wider court composition require different crop and scale decisions, along with review of the source imagery.

Athlete concepts can include Kobe Bryant, Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Wayne Gretzky, Bo Jackson or another sports figure you admire. Each request is reviewed individually; a clear pose and uncluttered reference help preserve the subject’s defining details.

Yes. Meaningful personal photographs can become custom portraits or commemorative mosaics. Share the best available original file and identify the people or details that matter most, so the crop and finished dimensions can be planned around them.

Yes. A pet portrait can be designed around its expression, markings and personality. A clear photograph with visible eyes and good separation from the background gives Brian more useful detail to work with than a distant or heavily blurred image.

Yes. Custom subject matter is not limited to celebrities or the 80s and 90s. A personal vehicle, favorite destination, city skyline, landscape or original abstract design can be considered, with the composition adapted to the cube grid and available space.

A business can propose its own logo, mascot, product imagery or original branded composition. Supply authorized artwork and brand references so the design can be planned for legibility, color direction and the distance from which visitors will see it.

Nightclubs, Bars, Restaurants, Hotels & Event Spaces

A large custom cube mosaic can provide a focal point built around your club’s music, identity or visual theme. Plan a location where guests can appreciate the entire image and its physical texture without obstructing circulation or service areas.

A custom portrait, original arcade scene, cassette composition or music-inspired mosaic can reinforce the bar’s throwback theme. Choose imagery that suits the venue’s audience and palette rather than filling the wall with unrelated nostalgic references.

Yes. These venues can discuss a custom mosaic based on their identity, local setting or entertainment theme. The proposed location, available wall area, cleaning needs and distance from food preparation or heavy customer contact should inform the design and display plan.

A lobby concept can feature a local landscape, original portrait, brand story or abstract composition. Share the interior design, wall dimensions and project schedule so suitability, scale and the scope of delivery and installation can be reviewed.

A distinctive mosaic can be designed as a backdrop or focal point where guests choose to take photographs. Plan the framing, lighting and placement so the artwork remains recognizable behind a person and there is usable space around the display.

Event-specific artwork can be discussed when the schedule allows for a custom build. Explain whether the installation is temporary, will move between venues or will become permanent afterward, because transport, support and handling requirements affect the project.

Custom sticker colors allow the artwork’s palette to be developed around your interior or brand references. Lighting and material finish can affect how colors appear, so important color expectations should be discussed during the design review rather than assumed from a screen preview.

Shopping Malls, City Projects & Architectural Commissions

Mall owners and retail developers can inquire about a site-specific mosaic concept for a suitable interior location. The project requires review of dimensions, visitor access, support, security, cleaning and installation logistics before scope or suitability is confirmed.

City planners, cultural teams and public-art coordinators can contact Brian to discuss a potential project. Share the brief, site, budget, schedule and required qualifications; project acceptance depends on scope, site suitability and the qualifications or documentation requested.

Large-format and multi-panel concepts can be explored rather than treating every artwork as one oversized panel. Image continuity, panel joins, overall weight, access and support must be resolved for the proposed site before the design and installation approach are finalized.

Yes. These organizations can inquire about original imagery connected to a collection, local story or community theme. Display conditions, interpretive content, visitor contact and required documentation should be reviewed as part of the brief rather than assumed to be included.

A founder portrait, company milestone, authorized brand image or original abstract composition can be proposed for an interior feature wall. Reception areas and shared spaces need a design and installation plan suited to how the building is used.

Designers and architects can contact Brian during concept development to discuss artwork, dimensions, finishes and display goals. Responsibility for site measurements, structural assessment, installation and any required approvals should be defined among the project team before production.

Yes. Original compositions can draw on landscapes, architecture, community photographs or local stories rather than celebrity imagery. Historical source material, image permissions and the details that must remain readable should be identified early in the design discussion.

Provide the site location, photographs, wall dimensions, concept, budget range and target date. Include access constraints and requirements for engineering, insurance, materials documentation, maintenance and installation so the full scope can be assessed before a proposal is agreed.

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Real Full-Size Cubes, Custom Colors & Artistic Styles

Yes. Brian’s featured physical mosaic uses full-size 3×3 Rubik’s Cubes rather than miniature cubes or a printed imitation of a cube grid. Each front face has nine visible squares that contribute to the larger composition.

Brian applies custom color-matched stickers based on the approved design. This creates the tones needed for skin, clothing, highlights, shadows and backgrounds while keeping the individual cube squares visible as part of the finished artwork.

Yes. The design can deliberately simplify imagery into bold pixel-style blocks or preserve more detail from the source image. Both approaches retain the physical separations between cube squares; the choice concerns how the artwork is prepared, not whether the grid disappears.

The project begins with discussion of the image, dimensions, budget and display requirements. After the design and scope are approved, Brian prepares the colors and layout, re-stickers and assembles the cubes, and completes the agreed backing and presentation.

The featured Prince build is a completed physical artwork. Other subject examples and room visualizations may illustrate possible commissions rather than finished client installations; ask which images document actual builds when selecting references for your own project.

The frameless presentation can leave the cubes’ depth and original side colors exposed, contrasting with the custom-colored image on the front. Edge treatment and any frame or enclosure should be specified during planning because they change the final appearance.

The finished mosaic is intended for display, not routine puzzle play. Whether cubes remain removable or movable depends on the assembly and backing, so any interactive requirement must be discussed in advance rather than assumed from the use of real cubes.

Size, Frameless Mounting, Care & Delivery

Start with wall measurements, a room photograph and the usual viewing distance. The source image and cube grid determine practical proportions and detail; vertical, horizontal, square and multi-panel layouts can be evaluated rather than promising every image at any arbitrary size.

A backing and mounting arrangement supports the artwork without a traditional front frame covering the cube edges. The selected components and fixing method depend on the finished weight, format and installation surface, keeping the presentation minimal while addressing the particular site.

Do not assume that lightweight backing makes the completed mosaic lightweight. Hundreds of full-size cubes can produce a heavy artwork, as shown by the approximately 148-pound Prince build; the wall and mounting approach must be assessed for the actual finished load.

A leaning presentation may be considered for a suitable project and location, but it is not simply a matter of resting a heavy piece against a wall. Support and restraint against slipping or tipping must be planned, especially around visitors or children.

Outdoor suitability is not assumed for the featured design. Sunlight, moisture, temperature changes and public contact require separate evaluation of materials, finishes, protection and mounting; confirm the intended environment and care requirements before agreeing to an installation.

Buyers can inquire from outside Arizona, but delivery availability and cost depend on the destination, size and weight of the project. Packaging, transport, access and installation responsibilities are discussed with the commission rather than assumed to be included everywhere.

Pricing, Design Approval & Booking Your Commission

The quote depends on cube count, design complexity, color preparation, assembly, backing and the agreed delivery or installation scope. The Prince listing is a reference for that particular offering, not a universal price for every subject, size or commercial project.

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Timing depends on design approval, size, material preparation and Brian’s available production schedule. Only a limited number of commissions are accepted, so discuss your required date before purchasing rather than assuming an opening, event or gift deadline can be met.

The image, layout, style and color direction are agreed during the design stage before the physical build. The proposal should state the preview and revision arrangements, including how changes after approval could affect the price and schedule.

Send your image or concept, approximate dimensions, a photograph of the intended wall, destination, budget range and preferred completion date. Mention any framing, color, accessibility, public-display or installation requirements that could affect the design and delivery.

Check the written scope rather than assuming all services are bundled together. The proposal should identify the artwork, backing, any frame, packaging, transport and installation responsibilities, including which costs are included and which require separate arrangements.

Please message before purchasing a custom commission. Confirm the exact artwork, dimensions, quoted scope, timing and delivery terms; do not assume that the featured listing price or photographs represent every possible custom order.

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Book a call to discuss your idea, room or project brief and the scale you have in mind. Brian can review the concept and next steps so you understand what is being designed, what is included and how the commission will proceed.

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