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  1. How to maintain an art consultant relationship across ongoing projectsA strong relationship with an art consultant can make a long programme of residential or commercial work easier to manage. Instead of starting from zero for…
  2. Choosing Artwork That Works on an Australian Restaurant PatioArtwork can give a restaurant patio a distinct personality before a guest has read the menu. It can soften concrete, create a memorable backdrop for…
  3. How to Mix Abstract and Figurative Works in One InteriorCombining abstract and figurative art can give a room greater depth, energy and personality. A gestural painting may bring movement to a space, while a…
  4. Choosing Original Art for a Meaningful Housewarming GiftA new home marks more than a change of address. It is where everyday routines begin, family stories gather, and personal taste becomes visible in the rooms…
  5. How to hang art safely in Texas earthquake-prone zonesBuying artwork from a Dallas gallery such as Bee Street Studio brings Texan talent into Australian loungerooms, studios, and commercial fit-outs. The pieces…
  6. Why Site-Specific Art Can Transform a Corporate BoardroomStep into a typical boardroom and the experience is often interchangeable. Dark timber, neutral walls, a long table, and a flat-screen monitor on the wall. The…
  7. art and mirrors working together to widen a narrow roomA skinny loungeroom in a Surry Hills terrace or a long, narrow hallway off a Brisbane Queenslander can feel like a tunnel, no matter how good the furniture is.…
  8. Buying art at auction vs. through a gallery: an Australian guideAustralians thinking about acquiring art for a home, office, or hospitality venue often weigh two main paths: bidding at auction or working with a sales…
  9. Caring for acrylic paintings in direct sunlight: an Australian guideAcrylic paintings have become a staple of contemporary interiors across Australia, from beachside apartments in Bondi to renovated terraces in Fitzroy. Their…
  10. Building a statement entryway with one sculptural pieceA front entryway is the first handshake your home offers. It is the threshold between the street and the private rhythm of daily life, and in many Australian…