
Share your idea
Tell us what you would like made, who or what it is for, your preferred size, budget and timing. Add photographs, references or room images if you have them.
CommissionIt brings your brief, the right creative specialist and a professionally managed process together. From a meaningful portrait to bespoke furniture, sculpture or an ambitious installation, we help you commission with clarity and confidence.
You do not need a finished brief or specialist knowledge. Start with what you know, and we will help shape the rest.

Tell us what you would like made, who or what it is for, your preferred size, budget and timing. Add photographs, references or room images if you have them.

We review the brief and recommend suitable artists or makers based on style, experience, availability and value. Where appropriate, you can compare options before deciding.

Before work begins, the scope, price, timing, payment stages and deliverables are recorded in a commissioning agreement. Relevant drawings, samples or composition approvals are made clear.

We manage communication and progress, help resolve questions and arrange the final approval, finishing and delivery steps appropriate to your commission.



A successful commission depends on more than a portfolio. The brief needs to be interpreted correctly, expectations must be recorded, and decisions need to happen at the right time.
Send your references, measurements, preferred materials, budget and deadline. We will assess feasibility, strengthen the brief and identify suitable creative specialists.
Submit your brief →Tell us about the person, space or purpose. We can help you explore style, medium, scale and realistic budget options before you commit.
Talk to CommissionIt →What is being created, the agreed dimensions, materials, finish and any included supporting work.
The total agreed price, what it includes and when each payment becomes due.
Target dates, important milestones and any factors that may affect production or delivery.
The points at which you review progress, plus the revisions included for that particular type of work.
Physical ownership, copyright and image usage are addressed where they are relevant to the commission.
Packing, shipping, framing, installation and final checks are agreed according to the work and destination.
Do not worry if you only know some of these. They are prompts, not prerequisites.
Who or what the commission is for, and what you want it to mean or achieve.
Photographs, examples, colours or visual details that show what you respond to.
Approximate dimensions, room photographs, access limits or installation needs. For paintings, portraits and other framed artwork, use our Artwork Size and Framing Visualiser to compare scale and presentation options.
Your preferred look, feel, medium or material, if you have a preference.
A realistic range and required date help us recommend feasible options from the outset.
No. A photo, rough description or explanation of the purpose is enough to begin. We can help clarify style, materials, dimensions, budget and timing.
Costs depend on the creative, complexity, scale, materials and deadline. Sharing an honest budget range helps us recommend an achievable approach and avoid unsuitable options.
Where the project and available network make this useful, we can present suitable options. Some highly specific commissions are better served by one carefully selected specialist.
The agreement sets out appropriate approval stages. A portrait may include composition or progress images, while furniture, sculpture and installations may use drawings, samples or other milestones.
Included revisions and approval points are agreed before work starts. We help manage feedback clearly and distinguish included adjustments from changes that alter the original scope.
Often, yes. These requirements should be raised early so they can be included in the scope and costed correctly.
Share what you know today. We will help you shape the brief and decide the most suitable next step.