File review first
We review files before production to catch avoidable issues in the print setup and to confirm what needs correction within the agreed pre-flight scope.
Photo and art printing shaped around careful file review, paper guidance, and proof approval before production.
Print Palette is an appointment-led print studio in Villenave-d'Ornon focused on photographic prints, art reproduction prints, portfolio production, and small exhibition print projects.
We help photographers, illustrators, and local artists choose the right size, paper, and finish, then move from test print to final production with clear communication at every step.

A focused print workflow for people who want informed choices, realistic expectations, and reliable handling of each order.
We review files before production to catch avoidable issues in the print setup and to confirm what needs correction within the agreed pre-flight scope.
We explain paper and finish choices in practical terms so you can select the right option for photographs, artwork, portfolios, or exhibition sets.
Test prints are recommended for projects where paper response and image translation matter, especially before larger quantities are produced.
Finished prints are handled with protective flat packaging, and production status updates keep the process easy to follow through to collection.
Built for projects that need careful preparation, practical advice, and consistent handling from inquiry to collection.
Since 2018, Print Palette has worked with clients who need more than a simple print order. Each project starts with an image print inquiry, followed by file resolution and profile review, then a size and paper consultation when needed.
For exhibition sets and other multi-print projects, we recommend a test print before production so choices can be confirmed in context. Proof approval comes before production, and final items are prepared with protective flat packaging for collection.
Our approach is straightforward: explain the options clearly, confirm the files carefully, and produce prints that respect the image, the material, and the intended display.