Art for residential and commercial spaces
Art for residential and commercial spaces
Hotels, restaurants, bars and offices.
Guests remember how a place made them feel. Art is one of the most direct ways to shape that feeling, from the first impression in a lobby to the atmosphere of a restaurant after dark.
In the workplace, the right art tells visitors who you are before anyone speaks, and gives the people who work there a better place to spend their day.
We select and create work that supports your brand and the story of the building, at the scale these spaces demand.
The lobby sets expectations for the whole stay. A large-scale statement piece gives a double-height space a focal point, a natural backdrop for guests’ photographs and a talking point that is shared long after check-out.
In a restaurant, art shapes the mood as much as lighting and music. A series of works brings rhythm to a long wall, while a single dramatic piece can become the identity of the room.
Bars call for drama. Bold colour, classical imagery reimagined and pieces that hold their own in low light create a space people want to return to and photograph.
Art in the room is part of what guests remember about their stay. A considered piece above the bed or desk turns a standard room into a suite with personality.
Considered pieces in offices and boardrooms create an atmosphere of quality and calm, and give each meeting room an identity people remember.
A colour or theme for each floor helps guests and visitors find their way and gives every level its own character.
The collection carried onto menus, key cards, brochures, presentations and your website for a consistent experience.
Rotating pieces in key spaces keeps a venue or office feeling new for returning guests and the people who work there.
An unveiling or artist talk gives you a reason to invite guests, clients, press and partners.
Prints of signature pieces offered in the lobby shop or online, or given as gifts to clients and partners.
Striking art creates the backdrop guests want to photograph and share, and shows candidates the kind of place they would be joining.
