5 completed projects · 400+ pieces delivered · 3 countries

Hospitality, boutique hotels, and residential FF&E — production timeline 15–40 days depending on format.

Delivered at Scale

From Brief to Installation

Project-batch production with palletised shipping, color-proofed against your approved digital sample.

Hospitality

Xiamen Boutique Hotel — Guest Room Art Program

Xiamen, Fujian, China

Scale68 guest rooms
HighlightInk-wash landscape · Custom framing · Edition consistency across 68 rooms

Scope: Handcrafted ink-wash landscape canvas panels, custom framed to match the warm walnut millwork throughout each room. Each piece was produced in a matching edition to ensure color and texture consistency across all floors.

Pieces delivered: 68 framed giclée works across 34 standard rooms
Batch Delta-E: ≤1.3 (within tolerance)
On-time delivery: Yes
Replacement pieces requested: 0
“Color consistency across all 68 rooms held up exactly as specified. We’ve worked with three other suppliers on previous projects — this was the first time we didn’t need a single replacement after installation.” — FF&E procurement manager, boutique hotel group
Hospitality

Hong Kong Design Hotel — Gallery Wall Curation

Hong Kong SAR, China

ScaleLounge areas & 120 guest rooms
HighlightMixed-format gallery display · Abstract oil + giclée pairing · Floating ledge presentation

Scope: A layered gallery-wall concept for public and private spaces: handcrafted abstract oils paired with botanical giclée prints, displayed on floating timber ledges. The mixed-format approach — portrait oil canvases alongside landscape giclée panels — creates a collected, editorial feel that reads naturally in both intimate and wide-angle views.

Pieces delivered: 52 works (mixed giclée and impasto oil, 3 formats)
Lead time: 28 working days from approved artwork to FOB Xiamen
Colour palette: Bespoke warm neutral, matched to Pantone 7509 C
Replacement pieces requested: 0
“We sent a very specific palette reference and a brief that called for both print and handcrafted texture in the same project. The production team handled the mixed specification without any back-and-forth — that level of consistency across formats is genuinely unusual at this price point.” — Interior design director, independent hospitality design studio (Hong Kong SAR)
Hospitality

Yunnan Mountain Resort — Nature-Inspired Art Collection

Yunnan Province, China

Scale52 guest rooms + lobby
HighlightBold landscape palette · Dark feature wall contrast · Mountain scenery complement

Scope: Vibrant landscape-inspired canvases — bold brushwork in cobalt, jade, and amber — placed against the dark feature walls of each room to echo the dramatic mountain scenery visible through floor-to-ceiling windows. A second series of smaller framed works in the same palette ties the bedside wall to the room's natural colour story.

Pieces delivered: 94 large-format giclée works (up to 120×160 cm)
Lead time: 32 working days from approved files to FOB
Installation setting: High-altitude, seasonal humidity 40–75%
Reported issues (12-month follow-up): None
“Scale was the main challenge — we needed consistent large-format output across 94 pieces for a property with very high ceilings and wide corridors. The pre-shipment photography sign-off process meant we approved every piece before it left the factory, which removed a lot of the risk from our side.” — Procurement lead, resort development group (Yunnan, China)
Residential

Shanghai Private Villa — Classical European Art Scheme

Shanghai, China

ScaleGrand salon & private reception rooms
HighlightSymmetrical oil pair · Gold-leaf custom frames · European classical style · Fragile-cargo crating

Scope: A symmetrical pair of oversized oil paintings — rich floral still-lifes in the European academic tradition — anchoring the fireplace wall of a formal reception salon. The gold-leaf frames were matched to the room's existing gilded sconces and moulding profile. Production included a pre-shipment colour approval photograph and white-glove crating for fragile frame components.

Pieces delivered: 24 works (handcrafted oil, custom gold-leaf frames)
Lead time: 38 working days (oil painting production)
Frame specification: Bespoke carved gold-leaf, matched to existing millwork
Replacement pieces requested: 0
“The client had an existing frame style throughout the property, and matching it on custom art pieces was non-negotiable. We supplied physical samples of the existing finish — the production team matched it closely enough that our client couldn’t distinguish the new frames from the originals.” — Lead designer, luxury residential design studio (Shanghai, China)
Healthcare

Guangzhou Medical Centre — Healing Environment Art Program

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

ScaleCorridors, waiting areas & private consultation rooms
HighlightHealing colour palette · Anti-glare clinical finish · Phased floor-by-floor delivery · Clinical-friendly framing

Scope: A calming art programme designed with healthcare environments in mind: soft botanical and nature-inspired giclée prints in muted greens, warm whites, and pale blues. All works were produced on anti-glare, wipe-clean surfaces with rounded-corner frames — designed to suit the practical requirements of clinical spaces. Delivery was phased by floor to avoid disruption to operations.

Pieces delivered: 110 giclée works (wipeable clinical finish, anti-glare frame)
Phased delivery: 3 floors sequentially over 14 working days
Surface specification: Water-based clinical varnish, compatible with quaternary ammonium disinfectants
Compliance documentation: SGS CARB Phase 2 report + Bureau Veritas material certificate
“Infection control requirements meant we couldn’t take chances on surface materials or delivery timing — we needed phased installation by floor to fit around the facility’s operations schedule. Both the phasing and the compliance documentation arrived exactly as agreed.” — Facilities procurement manager, regional healthcare group (Guangzhou, China)

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