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Pickhobi, which collaborates with architectural firms on projects, adds an aesthetic dimension to your living spaces with its striking, dynamic, and modern collection. With its professional team and mastery of print and framing techniques, Pickhobi creates innovative designs for visually engaging wall decoration needs of all sizes. With five different presentation methods, Pickhobi meets a significant need for architects, bringing art and decoration together.

It offers a comprehensive range of interior design services, featuring the artistic works of distinguished photographers from around the world, in five presentation methods: painting, canvas, diasec, and glass painting, along with glass and framing. With a service approach unprecedented in Turkey, Pickhobi delivers artworks to living spaces free of charge, requiring an appointment before purchase. This allows architects who value aesthetic appeal in their work or interior design to view the artworks in their homes before purchasing. Pickhobi also continues to exhibit specially curated, select works at its Bostancı gallery. Hundreds of artworks are regularly printed and framed in the print department, waiting to be displayed and displayed in their original packaging. It regularly organizes special events for interior designers, artists, and other industries it collaborates with or will collaborate with. Its events emphasize the importance of gathering under one roof.

Works by globally renowned photographers
Pichobi, which features aesthetic photographs from the world’s most mysterious locations, offers a new dimension. It also elevates framing standards by using high-quality polystyrene profiles from the world’s leading frame manufacturers. With modern frames individually designed by designers for each photograph, in internationally standard sizes, and in a variety of colors and combinations, Pickhobi is pioneering a new trend.

Hahnemühle papers, Matobel glass…
Hahnemühle, an indispensable tool for fine art printing, began producing paper in 1584. Printed works using Hahnemühle paper are exhibited to high quality standards, with longevity and aesthetically pleasing results. Belgian-made, anti-reflective glass, known as the world’s finest, is used for the display and presentation of these works. Matobel elevates the display method with the use of glass, embracing the principle of offering you the highest quality visual experience. Pickhobi uses archival pigment inks during printing to create works that consistently maintain their vibrant and vibrant colors. With a selection of approximately 500 works, it provides an aesthetically pleasing décor that complements your home’s colors and design.

Canvas, glass, diasec, and more…
For canvas prints, we use the HP archival pigment printing method on 100% cotton. Acrylic varnish is applied to the print, and two frame options are available for ready-to-display. At Pickhobi, we use UV printing on 4mm tempered glass, which boasts a smooth surface and sharp lines. Carefully selected, vibrantly colored photographs suitable for this method are transformed into glass art. Metal hanging brackets that extend 2 cm from the wall add dimension to the presentation. Diasec art is applied directly and permanently to acrylic (plexiglass) panels at Pickhobi. Face-mounting is the world’s most established and proven process of quality. Photographs are mounted on aluminum, covered with plexiglass, without being framed. This unbounded nature of the photographs creates a sense of infinity in the work. Photographs printed with archival pigment ink are coated with plexiglass, minimizing reflections and creating a vibrant visual surface. This method allows for the bright colors and detailed texture to be visibly felt within the high-quality image. At Pickhobi, the images are printed on premium self-adhesive foils and then applied to Forex. The Artbox method’s unique frame allows the carefully selected photographs to stand out after printing. Unlike standard frames, the Artbox profiles have a 4 mm frame edge and a 3 cm depth, highlighting the photograph’s organic beauty with their elegant design. With the Artbox method, photographs are displayed without glass, creating a more intimate and accessible atmosphere. Lamination is applied to photographs used without glass to prevent damage to the artwork.