Bespoke Piece Of Art Created For A Client

For me, interior design is so personal. We always keep the client in mind when creating a room. In order to fulfil their brief, we strive to create a space in which they can live comfortably and happily. A huge part of any design should be art work. We often work with clients who have extremely large selections of artwork. One client recently had one of the most beautiful collection of MF Husain artwork I think I have ever seen. We could probably start an amazing gallery with their beautiful artwork collection! However, this is not always the case for some of our clients. As such, we created a bespoke piece of art that perfectly fits the designs scheme rather than being the initial inspiration behind it.

This was the case for a recent project we have completed in Baker Street.  These artworks were created to bring together every colour and texture you see in the interior design. From the walnut TV unit to the silk Armani Casa rug to the amazing faux flowers (which we will be showing you next week!)

What follows is a breakdown of how we worked to create this amazing bespoke piece of art.

Customising The Artwork

Firstly, we wanted a piece that flowed through the lounge. Not wanting it to be a main focal point; we sought to harmonise the room and to pull the viewer attention around the room.  The large white walls of this project provided a wonderful backdrop to be able to let this happen as the artwork would sit beautifully on it in a gallery style.

Here was the wall minus artwork: 

The design was really coming together but it needed a piece of art to really push it to completion. A similar piece from the same company served as inspiration for the artwork.

However we wanted the painting to flow further along the wall and to incorporate all the colours of our design, we looked at two options.

As it was more subtle and the colours worked better in the space, the first one was the better option. Now, we wait. It is at this point you must rely on your imagination as the artwork can look a little distorted.

In the end, however, it was all worth it in the end and you will agree that it really makes the room!