Slowly Made, Thoughtfully Shipped

At Haus of Beige, sustainability isn’t something we bolt on — it’s how we work, from the studio table to your doorstep.

Every piece starts slowly. Whether it’s a music lyric print or a one-of-a-kind collage, the approach is the same: low volume, low waste, made or chosen by hand. Frames are rescued and reworked. Mount boards are painted in small batches. Paper is either reclaimed or selected for its quality and environmental credentials.

We print to order where it makes sense, like with our lyric designs, to avoid waste and keep things purposeful. For other ranges, small-batch giclée printing means better materials, less excess, and prints made to last.

And when it comes to packaging? Don’t expect glossy or overly branded. We reuse where we can, choose plastic-free wherever possible, and always keep things protective. You might receive your framed piece wrapped in recycled kraft and paper tape, or your print in a second-life mailer, not shiny, but thoughtful.

Nothing is perfect. But we’re building a studio that’s more mindful than mass-made, piece by piece, box by box.