FOUNDER OFFICE · 600MM SQUARE · EDITION OF 3

A focal point,
not more decoration.

A workplace does not need another object on the wall. It needs one thing that returns your attention to the reason you began. Album covers from Hakusyaku MUSIAM are read against your room and proposed as 600mm square ChromaLuxe metal print candidates.

Begin with one question. There is no obligation to buy. A formal Offer follows only for an Edition whose specification, price and destination terms you have approved.

Edition of 3

Not an open print run. At most three works exist per artwork, and the Offer opens only once the specification and Edition register are fixed.

Made to order

Nothing is warehoused. Each work is produced for its order, inspected, shipped tracked, and covered by a stated procedure if it arrives damaged.

The first work — 33 IGNITION

33 IGNITION metal print candidate for a founder office
A focal point for remembering the moment you chose to begin.

For a founder office, studio or meeting room that should recall a real decision—not merely look decorated. The work is conceived as a visual ignition point for a new venture or creative chapter.

The number 33 and the word IGNITION meet at the instant after hesitation ends. An album cover becomes a spatial marker for the moment a project, company or life entered motion.

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How a formal Offer is reached

One question

Tell the Count one thing about the room: the decision it should recall, the width of the wall, or how light enters it.

A reading

Only if the space and the work belong together are a candidate Edition and a Collector Dossier proposed. If they do not, nothing is recommended.

Formal terms

Material, price, destination-specific lead time, duties and made-to-order conditions are confirmed before a formal Offer is issued.

Production and delivery

Production begins only after confirmed payment. Each work is produced individually and shipped tracked. Each Edition is limited to three works.

For companies — procurement, not just taste

Made to order, not warehoused

No inventory is held. Each print is produced after the order is confirmed, so lead time — not stock — is the variable to plan around. Indicative production and international shipping windows are confirmed in writing before any Offer.

Multi-room rollouts

Entrance, meeting room and executive office can be planned as one sequence rather than three separate purchases. Choosing the room that sets the tone first, then matching the others to it, keeps a floor coherent.

Practical for shared spaces

Dye-sublimated aluminum needs no glass and no frame. There are no shards if it falls, the surface can be wiped down, and it mounts on a float bracket — which matters in corridors, clinics and rooms cleaned daily.

Tax treatment of artwork varies by jurisdiction, by acquisition value and by how the work is used. Hakusyaku MUSIAM does not provide tax advice — please confirm the treatment with your own tax advisor. The linked guide describes Japanese rules only and is written in Japanese.

Facts before the conversation

60 × 60cm

Square Signature format (23.6 × 23.6 in)

JPY 330,000

Indicative Collector price; destination terms confirmed before Offer

Edition of 3

Maximum works produced per artwork

Made to order

Production begins only after confirmed payment

Questions asked before the first message

Do I have to decide whether to buy before speaking to you?

No. The conversation begins with one question about the room. If the work does not suit the space, it will not be recommended. A formal Offer is only issued after material, size, destination price, lead time and made-to-order terms have been confirmed.

What size suits an office wall?

Three rules of thumb cover most rooms: the work should span roughly one half to two thirds of the wall or the furniture beneath it; its centre sits about 145cm (57 in) from the floor; and it is best viewed from about twice its diagonal. A 600mm square work therefore wants roughly 1.7m of viewing distance.

Why metal rather than a framed print?

The image is dye-sublimated into the surface layer of an aluminum panel rather than laid on paper under glass. There is no glazing to reflect or break, the surface can be cleaned, and no framing cost or lead time is added.

Can the cost be treated as a business expense?

Tax treatment of artwork differs entirely by country and by how the work is used, and Hakusyaku MUSIAM does not provide tax advice. Please confirm the treatment with your own tax advisor. A separate guide covers the Japanese rules for buyers filing in Japan.

Do you ship outside Japan?

International destinations are quoted individually. Shipping method, lead time, duties and import handling are confirmed in writing before an Offer, because they vary considerably by destination.

One question about the wall is enough to start.

If the work is wrong for the room, it will not be recommended. If it is right, you will see the Dossier and the made-to-order terms before anything is decided.

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