Matched programmes for guest rooms, corridors and public areas
A hotel does not buy a painting, it buys forty that have to read as one scheme, arrive on an install date and survive cleaning for a decade.
- Programme size
- From 20 to several hundred
- Matched sets
- One painter per set
- Documentation
- Material and dimension spec on request
- Surface
- No solvent odour, wipe-clean
- Delivery
- Rolled to your local framer
- Scheduling
- Phased to the install programme
Matched sets, one hand
A corridor programme is only as good as its consistency. Each set is assigned to one painter and painted as a group, with the painter archived against the set, so a replacement piece two years later goes back to the same hand.
Documentation your procurement team needs
Material description, dimensions, finish and packing specification, supplied in writing at quotation. Material is a spec line in a contract, so we state it precisely rather than approximately.
Why the surface matters in hospitality
Guest room art gets cleaned, knocked and exposed to sunlight for years. Our surfaces do not yellow, carry no solvent odour on install, and tolerate wiping — which matters more in a hotel than in a gallery.
Phasing to the programme
Tell us the install dates floor by floor and we schedule production against them. We would rather tell you early that a date is not achievable than agree to it and fail in front of your client.
Questions buyers ask
Can you supply a matched set of 40 pieces?
Yes. Sets are assigned to one painter and painted as a group rather than sequentially.
Do you provide material specifications?
Yes, in writing at quotation — material, dimensions, finish and packing.
Can you hold artwork for later phases?
Yes. We archive the reference and the painter assignment so later phases match the first.