Art for Hospitality · Exclusive art catalogues for hotels, clinics and residences · One concept per property, never repeated nearby · Seasonal rotation, managed for you · Art for Hospitality · Exclusive art catalogues for hotels, clinics and residences · One concept per property, never repeated nearby · Seasonal rotation, managed for you · Art for Hospitality · Exclusive art catalogues for hotels, clinics and residences · One concept per property, never repeated nearby · Seasonal rotation, managed for you ·
HOTELYA.ART · BEFORE AND AFTER
The same hotel, one soul on its walls
What changes when a hotel works with us: the same rooms, the same furniture, the same light. Only the art is different.
Fifteen spaces of an example resort on the Lara coast, shown as mock-ups. Slide across each picture to compare. Every proposal we prepare shows our art in the hotel’s own spaces in the same way, free of charge.
01 · The lobby
A collection where guests arrive
BeforeAfterBefore
A few small prints of different ages, lost on tall walls, with large empty areas between them.
After
One large statement piece hung high and lit, three squares above the reception and a pair of portraits on the side wall, all from one family.
02 · Reception
Columns and the wall behind the desk
BeforeAfterBefore
Two stone columns, one with a small print hung too high, the other bare, and a plain wall behind the desk.
After
A tall portrait on each column and three squares behind the desk: one family that greets every guest.
03 · Lobby bar
Bold where guests gather
BeforeAfterBefore
Two small cocktail prints in mismatched frames, far apart on a long wall.
After
Three large squares of one bold family, level and evenly spaced behind the seating.
04 · Next to the elevators
Every wall between the doors
BeforeAfterBefore
One small print between two doors, hung too high, the other wall sections bare.
After
A tall portrait beside every elevator door, one size and one line along the whole bank.
05 · Lift lobbies
A gallery moment between floors
BeforeAfterBefore
One small print, crooked and lost on a wide wall that guests face every day.
After
Three tall portraits of one family, level and evenly spaced, in the space every guest passes through.
06 · Corridors
A rhythm between doors
BeforeAfterBefore
Prints of different styles and frame colors, hung at different heights.
After
One family of portrait pieces: one size, one frame, one line, and no repeats along the walk.
07 · Guest rooms
Sized to the bed
BeforeAfterBefore
One small print, far too small for the wall above the bed.
After
A landscape piece about two thirds of the width of the headboard, with a small square of the same family on each side.
08 · Suites
A home with a view
BeforeAfterBefore
A small boat print above a long sofa and another lost on the side wall.
After
A landscape piece sized to the sofa and a pair of squares above the dining table, warm and personal.
09 · Bathrooms
Finished like a suite
BeforeAfterBefore
One tiny print hung too high beside the vanity.
After
A pair of small portraits at eye level, behind acrylic, never glass.
10 · VIP lounges
Exclusive on a dark wall
BeforeAfterBefore
Two small mismatched prints on a rich dark wall.
After
A landscape piece between two squares, each softly lit, made for the hotel’s most important guests.
11 · Restaurants
Warmth along the wall
BeforeAfterBefore
Two small still lifes, with a long bare stretch between them.
After
Four large squares of one family, evenly spaced along the whole wall above the banquette.
12 · Meeting rooms
Composed for business guests
BeforeAfterBefore
One small harbor print, off center on a wide wall.
After
A large landscape piece with a portrait on each side, calm and serious behind the table.
13 · Foyers
A gallery walk before the event
BeforeAfterBefore
One small bouquet print in the middle of a long wall.
After
A series of four large squares along the whole wall, where delegates meet between sessions.
14 · Ballrooms and congress halls
Grand walls for grand rooms
BeforeAfterBefore
Two small landscape prints, far too small for walls of this height.
After
A very large landscape piece in each of the three wall panels, sized to the room.
15 · Spa
Calm on every wall
BeforeAfterBefore
Two small mismatched prints, too far apart for the long wall.
After
A calm landscape piece between two squares: one line, one warm palette.
16 · What changes
More than pictures on a wall
01
One family per space
Every wall in a space speaks the same language, so the room reads as designed, never decorated.
02
Sized to the wall
Each piece is sized to its wall and to the furniture below it, from 40 cm squares to 180 cm statements.
03
One frame for the property
The same frame and mat in every space, from the lobby to the spa.
04
One concept, exclusive
Every space carries the hotel’s one concept, and no other hotel in its area receives the same pieces.
17 · Your own before and after
See your hotel the same way
Send us photographs of your lobby, a corridor and a standard room. We return concept options with mock-ups in your own spaces, free of charge and before any commitment.
Every piece is framed the same way across the property, and the collection is exclusive in your area.
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