Your guide to living with art
Find the work that’s yours: a limited edition by an emerging artist. Only a few copies, each signed and numbered.
The first capsule opens in 2027.
Find the work that’s yours: a limited edition by an emerging artist. Only a few copies, each signed and numbered.
The first capsule opens in 2027.
First access when the capsule opens, plus guides on hanging, framing and how editions are made.
Your guide to living with art
Find the work that’s yours: a limited edition by an emerging artist. Only a few copies, each signed and numbered.
The first capsule opens in 2027.
First access when the capsule opens, plus guides on hanging, framing and how editions are made.
TALO is a Paris-based platform for limited edition art prints, sculpture, textiles and more, by emerging artists.
We release them in capsules. Each one starts with a story, a place, a mood or a question, and a few works that tell it. We’ll show you how they live together, on one wall or across a home.
Once a capsule sells out, its works are never made again. You’ll be one of the few people in the world who own the work.
We release them in capsules. Each one starts with a story, a place, a mood or a question, and a few works that tell it. We’ll show you how they live together, on one wall or across a home.
Once a capsule sells out, its works are never made again. You’ll be one of the few people in the world who own the work.
Artwork by Sophie Pankevich
TALO is a Paris-based platform for limited edition art prints, sculpture, textiles and more, by emerging artists.
We release them in capsules. Each one starts with a story, a place, a mood or a question, and a few works that tell it. We’ll show you how they live together, on one wall or across a home.
Once a capsule sells out, its works are never made again. You’ll be one of the few people in the world who own the work.
Artwork by Sophie Pankevich
Artwork by Sophie Pankevich
3 questions you're probably asking
3 questions you're probably asking
What is a limited edition?
It isn’t a mass-produced copy. It’s a work made in a fixed number of copies, approved by the artist, in any medium: a print, a sculpture, a textile, even a video or a sound piece. Each one is numbered and signed by the artist, on the work or on its certificate of authenticity. The number tells you which copy is yours: 3/25 means the third of twenty-five.
How much does a limited edition cost?
Price follows the edition, not the name. The size of the run, the technique and the materials set it: fewer copies means a higher price per copy. Across the market, editions range from a few hundred euros to well over €5,000. TALO editions will sit between about €300 and €1,000.
How much does a limited edition cost?
Price follows the edition, not the image. Size of the run, technique, paper and signature set it — not the artist alone, and not demand either. Across TALO, prices run roughly €350–€1,000. A smaller run costs more per copy than a larger one; that's the trade you're making. The number tells you what you're buying: fewer copies, more of the artist's hand in each. That's how editions make affordable original art possible.
How will it look in my home?
Scale, frame and light do most of the work. On a wall, hang it lower than you think: the centre at about 145–160 cm, especially above a sofa. On a shelf or a table, give it space of its own. And nothing is fixed: it’s easy to move when your home changes.
See the art in a home before it’s in yours
See the art in a home before it’s in yours
TALO means house in Finnish, and echoes tale. So we’re building one: a house not for people, but for art, about the length of your forearm. Four rooms. Real paper, real frames, real light.
TALO means house in Finnish, and echoes tale. So we’re building one: a house not for people, but for art, about the length of your forearm. Four rooms. Real paper, real frames, real light.
Where do most people get stuck?
What is an art edition?
A fine art print isn’t a poster. An edition is a fixed, numbered set of copies made by the artist — ten or thirty, never thousands — each one signed, accounted for and sold with a certificate of authenticity. Every edition we publish belongs to a capsule, released alongside a handful of others built around the same idea. Once limited edition prints sell out, they’re never printed again.
How are prints priced?
Price follows the edition, not the image. Size of the run, technique, paper and signature set it — not the artist alone, and not demand either. Across TALO, prices run roughly €350–€1,000. A smaller run costs more per copy than a larger one; that's the trade you're making. The number tells you what you're buying: fewer copies, more of the artist's hand in each. That’s how editions make affordable original art possible.
How will it look at home?
Size, height and frame do most of the work. A print that looks small propped in a studio can take over a wall once it's framed and hung right — and the other way round. How high to hang art? At eye level, roughly 145–160 cm to the center — lower than instinct suggests, especially for art above a sofa. A thin frame with a wide mat gives a small edition presence; edge-to-edge framing reads more like a document. And none of it is fixed — it's paper under glass, easy to rehang later.
3 questions you're probably asking
What is a limited edition?
It isn’t a mass-produced copy. It’s a work made in a fixed number of copies, approved by the artist, in any medium: a print, a sculpture, a textile, even a video or a sound piece. Each one is numbered and signed by the artist, on the work or on its certificate of authenticity. The number tells you which copy is yours: 3/25 means the third of twenty-five.
How much does a limited edition cost?
Price follows the edition, not the name. The size of the run, the technique and the materials set it: fewer copies means a higher price per copy. Across the market, editions range from a few hundred euros to well over €5,000. TALO editions will sit between about €300 and €1,000.
How will it look in my home?
Scale, frame and light do most of the work. On a wall, hang it lower than you think: the centre at about 145–160 cm, especially above a sofa. On a shelf or a table, give it space of its own. And nothing is fixed: it’s easy to move when your home changes.
Watch it take shape, episode by episode. Then the art moves in, and you'll see how it could live in your home too.
Watch it take shape, episode by episode. Then the art moves in, and you'll see how it could live in your home too.
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Be first when the capsule opens
Plus the guides, as soon as they're ready.
How we use your data: Privacy Policy.
Be first when the capsule opens
Plus the guides, as soon as they're ready.
How we use your data: Privacy Policy.
See the art in a home before it’s in yours
TALO means house in Finnish, and echoes tale. So we’re building one: a house not for people, but for art, about the length of your forearm. Four rooms. Real paper, real frames, real light.