Art for coworking and serviced offices: why the walls matter to members

Members choose a workspace by how it feels at nine in the morning and at seven at night. Furniture, coffee and plants get real budgets; walls too often get posters. Original art is one of the few things a competitor cannot copy.

Where it works

• Lounges and communal tables: a colour and monochrome pair of L sheets gives a long wall a centre without shouting.
• Meeting rooms rented by the hour: clients judge the tenant by the room. A numbered, certified print reads as a private office, not a hot desk.
• Phone booths and corridors: S and M sheets, one work per booth, the same series throughout.
• Across locations: one visual language — plants, vessels, pale grounds — hung in every site becomes the operator's signature.

Practical points

Prints are shipped rolled from Tokyo and framed locally; every one comes with a certificate for the asset register; multi-site orders are priced as trade orders. The quiet subjects suit long working hours in a way that loud abstract canvases do not.

See the full coworking example, or send a floor plan to our free art consulting and we will propose a scheme for your floors.