Coulson Macleod bespoke typo­graphic art has been fea­tured in the 100^th issue of Wed­ding Ideas magazine.

Wed­ding Ideas fea­tured our ‘What’ bespoke typo­graphic print call­ing it a great gift idea. And indeed it is.

Our bespoke ‘What’ print fea­tures the words (writ­ten by ourselves) from our lim­ited edi­tion ‘What Is Love?’ print (see below)…

‘What Is Love?’ lim­ited edi­tion print by Coulson Macleod

You can per­son­al­ise your art­work by adding your own names and your wed­ding date at the bot­tom. You can also choose the col­our of the text.

And then, you can choose which frame or base mater­ial you’d like your bespoke art­work prin­ted on, such as.…

Bespoke ‘What’ print on solid ash block (in gift box)

Bespoke ‘What’ print on solid lime­stone with reclaimed wood frame

A very per­sonal wed­ding gift idea don’t you think?

Related art­icles:

• Bespoke Typo­graphic Can­vas Art
• Bespoke Art On Steel And Stone

Coulson Macleod was asked to pick the ten final­ists for Design Refuge’s Octo­ber Chal­lenge.

Such fun and a real hon­our. But you know what? It was really hard. The chal­lenge attrac­ted 48 amaz­ing entries. And we had to choose just 10.

The chal­lenge, which was open to any­one, was entitled “This is me!”.

Interior design blog­gers had to post images that rep­res­en­ted them­selves and their design style. Whether it be a photo of a room, a piece of fur­niture, a spread from one of their favour­ite magazines, or a pic­ture from their home or of themselves.

We picked the top ten and now any­one can vote on who their favour­ite is. The top three then win some very cool prizes. First prize is a Coulson Macleod typo­graphic print of their choice.

So do please pop on over to Design Refuge and get voting.

Related art­icles: Win A Coulson Macleod Print On Design Refuge

Intro­du­cing our latest typo­graphic art collection…

From Coulson Macleod’s Rust Collection

From Coulson Macleod’s Rust Collection

We had a lot of fun cre­at­ing this col­lec­tion. The steel sheets are nat­ur­ally weather-rusted. Basic­ally we left them out­side. And watched them turn a gor­geous rust brown. As said so beau­ti­fully by Doves “My god. It takes an ocean of trust. In the King­dom of Rust.”

The metal is then over-printed with relief-printed typo­graphy and then moun­ted into a hand­made reclaimed wood frame. Once again we use antique Vic­torian roof timbers.

By using reclaimed wood and rus­ted metal (the rust­ing on the steel is com­pletely unpre­dict­able) means each art­work is totally unique.

Now this looks like some­thing you’d find in a junk shop. And covet.

Coulson Macleod’s latest col­lec­tion of lim­ited edi­tion prints… Calm Britannia

Dis­tressed Union Jack flags prin­ted onto nat­ural, coarse-weave, unbleached linen and then encased in a chunky sand­wich of reclaimed wood.

Three dif­fer­ent quotes.

Each print costs £169.

The frames are all hand­made using reclaimed antique Vic­torian roof tim­bers. We’re totally lov­ing all the nat­ural defects in the tim­ber too, they just ooze charm and char­ac­ter. Bring on the knot holes, nail holes, warps, and water marks!

We’ve fallen head-over-heels in love with these prints. So unique. And we par­tic­u­larly enjoy see­ing the linen slightly waft when you open a door!

Just had some really great close-up shots of our lim­ited edi­tion can­vas print ‘Amer­ican Noise’ — and we think they look fantastic.

Our can­vas prints are fin­ished by hand, by exper­i­enced local crafts­men.  We use a nat­ural (100% cot­ton), tex­tured can­vas, com­ple­men­ted by a chunky (45mm deep) Dutch spruce frame.

Let us know what you think.

As we approach our first birth­day, we thought it was about time to add a Testi­mo­ni­als page to the Coulson Macleod website.

We asked some of our more high pro­file and cre­at­ive cus­tom­ers for their com­ments. We’ve got five lovely com­ments so far, so do check out our web­site to read them.

Of course, if you’re a Coulson Macleod cus­tomer who has a busi­ness that you’d like us to link back to, then please let us know. We’ve only been able to ask our cus­tom­ers that sup­plied a busi­ness email address so we could identify them. But we’d love to hear from you too.