Chamberlain prints larger than 70x100 cm require a custom order

The short answer is no for standard editions. Auvrique does not currently carry Chamberlain editions, so any larger format means a separate commission rather than an in-stock search.

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The short answer

No. Standard Chamberlain prints are not available in sizes larger than 70x100 cm through in-stock editions. Auvrique does not currently offer editions by this artist, so a larger format would require a custom commission rather than a ready-made print. Custom size options for Chamberlain prints exist only through that separate process, not through the standard catalogue.

What standard sizes actually cover

Standard print ranges tend to stop near the 70x100 cm mark because that size balances reproduction detail against shipping cost. Beyond it, the economics shift. A larger sheet needs a heavier support, more careful packing, and a higher base price that not every buyer wants to absorb. That is why many houses keep the upper end of the range fixed and treat anything larger as a separate conversation. The practical effect is simple. If you need Chamberlain print sizes larger than 70x100 cm, you are usually leaving the ready-made shelf and entering a made-to-order process.

That distinction matters for an anxious buyer. A missing size is not the same as a missing image. The work may exist in the catalogue at smaller formats, and the larger version may still be possible through a custom request. The risk is timing and price, not availability of the image itself. It is worth separating those two questions before assuming the larger format is simply out of reach.

How a larger format gets made

A custom order usually begins with the same image file used for the standard edition, then resizes it to the support you specify. The file has to hold enough resolution for the larger sheet, or the result will read soft at close range. That is the real constraint, not the brand name on the label. If the source file is limited, a larger print can look worse than a smaller one, which is the opposite of what you want.

Custom size options for Chamberlain prints therefore depend on the file behind the edition, not on a policy statement. Some houses will quote a larger size and then revise it once they check the file. Others will propose a canvas rather than a poster because canvas tolerates a bigger surface with less visible grain. If you are weighing a larger format, ask which support the file actually suits before you commit to a dimension.

What to check first

Confirm the image file has enough resolution for the larger sheet
Ask whether the house recommends canvas or poster for that size
Get the price before you assume the larger format is affordable
Check whether the larger size changes the framing or mounting approach

Why the price usually jumps

A larger print is not simply a scaled-up version of a smaller one. The material cost rises with the surface area, and the handling risk rises with the sheet size. That is why the price step from 70x100 cm to something larger often feels steeper than the size step would suggest. You are paying for more support, more packing, and more risk in transit. None of that is hidden. It is just not always obvious until you ask for the quote.

For a buyer with high price sensitivity, the useful move is to compare the larger print against the standard size you already know. If the room is the reason for the larger format, a smaller print in a wider mat or a wider frame can sometimes give you the visual presence you want without the material jump. That is not a workaround so much as a different way to solve the same problem.

A larger print is not a bigger version of the same purchase. It is a different purchase with its own file, support, and price.

Format	Typical upper limit	What changes beyond it
Standard poster	Around 70x100 cm	Usually moves to a custom quote
Standard canvas	Around 70x100 cm	Often the same practical ceiling
Custom size	Set per request	File, support, and price all change

Key takeaways

Standard Chamberlain prints do not run larger than 70x100 cm in the ready-made range.
Auvrique does not currently offer editions by this artist, so a larger format is a custom request, not an in-stock search.
The real limit on a larger print is usually the source file, not the brand name.
A smaller print with a wider frame can sometimes solve the same space problem at a lower price.

Related questions

Can I order a Chamberlain print bigger than 70x100 cm if I am willing to wait?

Only through a custom request, and only if the house can use a file that holds up at that size. The wait is usually longer because the order is made after the request, not pulled from stock. The price will also be higher than the standard edition.

Is a canvas better than a poster if I need a larger Chamberlain print?

Canvas often suits a larger surface better because it hides some grain and feels less brittle at size. A poster can still work, but the larger the sheet, the more the paper texture and handling risk matter. The better choice depends on the file and the room, not on a rule.

What should I ask before paying for a larger Chamberlain print?

Ask whether the file supports the size, which support the house recommends, and what the final price includes. If the answer to any of those is vague, the order is not ready yet. A clear quote is the first sign that the larger format is actually viable.

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