Made by hand · Built layer by layer

Custom Textured Paintings,
With Depth You Can See.

Raised brushwork, sculpted surfaces and color made for your space. Our studio in Dafen, Shenzhen creates textured paintings to your size and brief, for a single wall or a whole project.

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Close-up of the raised paint and colorful flowers in our studio painting. — Actual studio photograph: raised paint in a finished floral painting.

Hand-paintedReal paint and surface detail

Your size & colorsAgreed before painting begins

Review before releaseFinished-piece photos for approval

Choose Where the Texture Belongs in Your Painting

Whole-surface texture or selected accents

Decide whether raised paint covers the background or only features such as petals and waves. The distribution of relief matters as much as its depth.

Show the light that will cross the surface

Side lighting reveals shadows differently from flat frontal light. Send a room photograph and identify the main light direction so the intended effect can be discussed.

Plan finishing around the relief

A frame, packing method and handling plan must suit the actual surface. Confirm them with the texture choice rather than assume every textured canvas can travel rolled.

Choose the surface

Choose Your Custom Painting Texture

White and pale blue petal-like impasto marks on a real completed canvas — **Expressive Impasto**A real painted canvas with overlapping raised strokes and restrained color accents.

Real gray and cream relief painting with broad raised ridges — **Quiet Relief**A real studio canvas with broad ridges, soft gray and cream.

Close-up photograph of raised oil paint around a yellow star and blue sky — **Movement & Detail**A true close-up of raised oil paint in our starry cityscape commission.

Real paintings and a true surface close-up from our studio. We agree on your own colors, dimensions and finish before production.

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A real painting, in progress

How a Textured Painting Takes Shape

This floral painting was photographed in our studio from the first marks to the final details. The sequence shows this particular work; other textures use different materials and techniques.

Canvas and oil paints on the studio workbench.

Before the First Layer

Once the brief is agreed, we prepare the canvas and materials for the chosen size, medium and finish.

Starting sketch of the floral artwork, photographed in our studio. — 01 · Starting sketch
Drawn outlines and the first areas of color.

First layer of the floral artwork, photographed in our studio. — 02 · First layer
Flowers, stems and the warm ground take shape.

Second layer of the floral artwork, photographed in our studio. — 03 · Second layer
Further color and detail build on the initial painting.

Finishing touches of the floral artwork, photographed in our studio. — 04 · Finishing touches
The final details bring the textured surface together.

Select a stage to see the full studio photograph.

Angled studio photograph showing raised paint and overlapping layers. — Light across the surface reveals the ridges, brush marks and overlapping layers.

Shape the brief

Custom Textured Painting Sizes & Colors

Dimensions & compositionShare the wall measurements and whether you want one canvas or a coordinated set.
PaletteSend a room photo, paint chip or fabric reference. We discuss the color direction with you before painting.
Surface & mediumTell us whether you prefer subtle marks or pronounced relief. Acrylic is standard; oil is available on request and takes longer to dry.
PresentationHeavy texture ships stretched or framed. We confirm the frame and packing with the order.

Color matching →Multi-panel sets →

Oversized wabi-sabi canvas of espresso brown, warm gray, and chalk white thick paint blocks, leaning on a white plaster wall behind a round travertine coffee table and a black cane lounge chair — A wabi-sabi design from our collection, shown in a room setting.

From a sample to a series

Textured Paintings for Design & Trade Projects

Agree on a Sample First

For hotels, designers and retailers, a physical sample helps you assess the color, surface and finish before a larger order. We use the agreed reference to guide the series.

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Plan Production & Delivery

Share the quantity and required arrival date. Layering and drying affect the production schedule, and transit time is additional. We confirm the schedule and quote for your particular order.

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Useful to know

Textured Painting Finishes, Delivery & Care

Is a texture effect in an image the same as raised paint?

No. A photograph or print can show the appearance of texture while remaining flat. For a custom textured painting, agree on the physical surface you want and assess close or angled views as well as the overall composition.

Can I use texture only on selected flowers or waves?

Yes, that can be discussed. Mark the raised areas on the reference and describe whether the surrounding surface should remain smooth or lightly worked. The relief, drying and packing requirements are then assessed for that specific design.

Can I order a custom size?

Yes. Send the dimensions you need, along with a reference and your preferred finish. Very large canvases and multi-panel sets are quoted for the specific project.

Can a heavily textured painting be rolled?

Heavy impasto and relief pieces ship stretched or framed. Rolling can damage a raised surface. If rolled shipping is essential, discuss a lighter texture with us before ordering.

Will I see the finished painting before shipping?

Yes. We share progress photos and photograph the finished piece for your approval before release. You can review the surface, color and presentation before it leaves our studio.

How are pricing and freight handled?

Your painting is quoted by design, size, medium, finish and quantity. Prices cover the painting itself, with freight quoted separately for your destination. For most countries you can choose duties included in the delivery quote (DDP), or pay the duties yourself on arrival. We confirm packing and shipping details in the quote.

How do I care for textured art?

Use a soft, dry brush with light strokes to remove dust. Avoid water, sprays and household cleaners, and keep the work away from direct sunlight and heaters. Send us a photo if you need advice about a mark or damage.

What if there is a problem with the painting?

If a piece has a defect that is our fault, we repaint it at our cost. For damage in transit, keep the packaging and send photographs of the box and artwork promptly. If we arranged the freight, we help with the claim. Read the returns policy.