Savour & Grace — Fine Art Print Commission
Client: Savour & Grace, Melbourne
Commission: 5 large-scale fine art prints for office interior
Category: Food and still life photography, fine art printing
Savour & Grace is one of Melbourne’s most respected specialty food importers, supplying premium charcuterie, cheese and preserved artisan foods to hospitality professionals and fine-food retailers across Victoria. Since 2011 they’ve built the business on an unwavering commitment to quality — sourcing from benchmark producers across Europe and Australia.
The brief was to commission five large-scale fine art prints for their office space. Rather than generic wall art, they wanted imagery drawn directly from the products they represent — something that could express the character of their business every day in the spaces where they work.
Each image was conceived as a standalone piece, designed to hold at scale. The approach was painterly and deliberate: dark tonal backgrounds, considered composition, and light that gave weight and presence to the subject — the dense grain of aged parmesan, the colour depth of dry-cured salumi, the fine marbling of prosciutto. These are ingredients that reward close attention, and the images were made to do the same.
Working at the scale required for large-format printing meant every detail mattered from the outset — the way light fell across a surface, how negative space would breathe at size, and how each composition would sit within its environment rather than simply on it.
The five prints were produced as a coherent series: distinct as individual works, but unified by tone, palette and a shared sense of restraint. For a business whose identity is built on the quality and provenance of what it sells, the imagery needed to carry that same conviction.