Red Palalo mixed media Artist Bettina McMahon
Beautiful and poignant pieces of art or craftwork can provide that all-important finishing touch to the look and feel of any interior. Whether it’s a stunning oil painting by a significant artist or that charming hand print picture your 3 year old son brought home from Kindergarten. Art plays a fundamental role in the aesthetic and emotional effect of your interior design.
This is where your personality and flair find their fullest expression, whether it be a painting, sculpture or object.
But choosing art work for your project can be a difficult process. If we’re working on your home with you, art can be a highly personal experience and this aspect of interior design comes down largely to personal taste. Our role is to advise you about placement, framing and other “big picture” elements rather than try to tell you what’s “good” art or “best” for your home.
For commercial projects the challenges are somewhat different. Your choice of art works are a significant reflection of the overall image of your business. Art, more than anything, will suggest a great deal to your visitors or clients about you, your business and your corporate philosophy. Our role is to assist you in choosing art that fits your business image while at the same time enhancing the overall aesthetics of your interior spaces.
Afterglow 152 x 122 oil Artist: John Butler
Specialised Art Works
Whatever your project, The Design Gallery can offer you a unique service of sourcing appropriate works of art specifically for you that fit within your design concept, personal tastes and budget.
Our Art Consultancy Service includes the sourcing of appropriate original artwork, craft pieces and prints for all situations, residential and commercial.
Through our connections with local artists, we can source or commission original pieces from a number of noted local artists just for you, to give your finished design that final “wow” factor.
In addition we also offer a framing or reframing service to enhance or give a “face-lift” to any of your existing works of art.