This is what commissioning art for a real space looks like. Different people — a restaurant, a young couple, an office — opened a brief with a space and a budget, artists submitted proposals previewed on their wall, and one was chosen, printed and hung. Here are a few representative examples.
Representative examples of the kinds of spaces and people who design here. Every brief closed with one chosen piece — but the path is always the same: space, budget, previewed proposals, a choice.
“We wanted a large piece above the bar that captures the light of old Jaffa — warm, Mediterranean, without being a cliché.”
“A huge, empty living-room wall in our first apartment. We wanted something that feels like ‘us’ — bold, a little playful, not too formal.”
“We wanted something dignified yet warm — not corporate and cold. A piece that calms waiting clients and signals stability.”
“Patients arrive tense. We wanted a soft, abstract landscape that eases the mood — calm blues and greens.”
“We wanted one statement piece that sparks conversation in every meeting — bold, original, made especially for us.”
“Five of us split the budget to commission an original piece for their new home — instead of yet another dinnerware set.”
Describe the space, set a budget, and receive original proposals previewed on your own wall — before you pay a thing.
Artists: these are the spaces waiting for a piece right now. Answer with your vision — the chosen work is printed, hung, and payment is guaranteed.
New ones open all the time — subscribe for updates at the foot of the page, and meanwhile you can offer works to the gallery from your studio.
The amount is fixed upfront and released to you on delivery — no negotiation.
Works that weren't chosen are invited into the curated gallery for direct sale.
The client's wall photo, dimensions and vision — all open to you.