Our albums took years of trial and error, going through and testing various materials from all around the world. From cover to cover, we use some of the world's finest materials - Japanese silk covers, Holland made cover boards, Italian substrates, acid-free adhesives. But the core of it all is the unrivalled print quality of all our albums & prints.

Here's the most important bit. Many album makers, even from the US, Europe or Australia (even those in their 'premium range') use press prints or lab prints (photo prints such as Kodak or Fuji). Press prints are usually 6 colour prints, dye based, takes seconds to print and essentially cannot match inkjet printing. Our inkjet prints uses 12 colour pigment inks, the highest quality and longest lasting print type in the world, resistant against fading to over 100 years. Printing just the pages takes several minutes per page (versus several seconds with press prints or lab prints).

Traditional bookbinding methods. Each album takes approximately 5 hours to craft by hand (not including the time for printing and pressing), as each page is glued by hand individually, and each album cover is hand cut and hand cased. Each album is then placed in a book press overnight. And if you've opted for the handmade Artisan Box to store your album, each box is made individually after measuring your album for a perfect fit. These boxes are NOT ready made boxes.

Timelessness - decades from now, it must still look amazing. We don't follow trends. The albums that I make has to be timeless. They're not meant to follow the trend of the times. Which is why you'll notice the albums are simple & elegant. In fact, very little has changed over a decade since I started making these albums, and every available upgrade has to meet the high standards of being elegant and timeless.