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House Portrait Gift for Mom: Mother's Day Edition

$175.00Price
Size
5×7 in
5×7 in · Matted
8×10 in
8×10 in · Matted
9×12 in
11×14 in
0/499
Quantity

Flowers fade by Friday. This never will.

This year, skip the flowers. Give Mom the family home, hand-painted in watercolour from a single photo, signed, and gift-boxed for the big morning.

Her whole world, on one wall.

The kitchen window she watched you from. The door she stood in every school morning. The garden she fussed over for thirty years. A house portrait isn't a gift about a building; it's a gift about everything she did inside it.

Paint her favourites in.

The dog she spoils. The lilac bush she planted. Grandkids' bikes on the lawn, or her own childhood home rebuilt from old photos.

  • Deadline-safe: mention Mother's Day and the timeline is planned backwards from it

  • 100% hand-painted by Naz in Toronto, never AI, never a print

  • Archival Arches 140 lb cotton cold-press paper, professional watercolour & gouache

  • Signed original, gift-boxed, free shipping

  • Behind-the-scenes process video included

  • No customs or import fees for US buyers

"I gave it to my parents as a gift and they were beyond touched. Beautiful work and wonderful communication throughout." (Julie, 5 stars)

Sizes & pricing

5x7 in: $175 · 5x7 in Matted: $196 · 8x10 in: $286 (most popular) · 8x10 in Matted: $307 · 9x12 in: $338 · 11x14 in: $412. Every size is a signed original. Free shipping in a gift box; no customs or import fees for US buyers.

Quick answers for gift-givers

What photo should I sneak?

Any clear photo of the whole house from the front: the family album, a holiday photo, or a real-estate listing archive.

Can it be her childhood home instead?

Beautifully, yes. Old photos work, and Naz can combine several to rebuild the view.

What if I'm ordering late?

Message before ordering with your date. If timing is tight, the process video makes a wonderful "it's being painted right now" reveal on the day.

Make Mother's Day permanent: one photo of home, one painting she'll never take down.

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