Start From the Space You Are Briefing
Most wall art guidance starts from the product. These scene guides start from you and the room instead: who is in the meeting, what the space has to do for a guest, and which decisions turn a feeling into a brief a supplier can review. Pick the space you are working on, and the guide connects you to the decision fields, the relevant articles and the procurement pathway. Each guide is a starting point; it does not settle price, schedule, material or installation, which stay project-review items.
Hotel Lobby Wall Art
For the wall that shapes a guest's first impression. Work from the entry sightline, wall proportion, viewing distance, lighting and approval roles when a GM, designer and procurement all have a view.
Guest Corridor Wall Art
For coordinated room floors. Keep dozens of pieces reading as one family across floors using zones, piece IDs and acceptable variation, without forcing every corridor to be identical.
More scenes coming soon
Restaurant, spa, meeting and other hospitality spaces are being added as scene guides. Until yours is here, the procurement guide covers the same decisions for any zone.
Furnishing your own home renovation rather than a hotel project? The home renovation wall art guide covers choosing a size for one wall, matching a room, and confirming a single custom piece.
Not Sure Which Scene Fits Your Project?
If you are briefing a space that is not listed yet, or a project spans several zones at once, the Hotel Wall Art Procurement Guide walks through the same decisions for any area. When you are ready, you can send your zones, wall information and open decisions for a project review. Sharing a brief does not commit either side to a quote, a schedule or an approval result, and unresolved site, material and installation items remain subject to specification review.
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