Lobby & reception
Statement scale, visible texture and focal positioning for arrival areas.
For owners, designers and procurement teams
Custom Artwork and Wall Art Supply for Hospitality Projects
XM coordinates artist-made feature pieces and repeatable printed artwork for hotel guestrooms, lobbies, corridors, restaurants and wellness spaces. The service covers curation, specification, sample approval, production checks, finishing, packing and export planning.
Hospitality scope
One art plan across different spaces.
A hotel art program usually needs more than one type of artwork. XM helps assign the right production route to each zone without presenting hand-painted and printed work as the same product.
Guestrooms
Repeatable dimensions, palette control and room-by-room quantity planning.
Corridors
Series logic, orientation and finishing coordinated with long sight lines.
Restaurant & spa
Artwork selected around atmosphere, viewing distance and maintenance context.
Two production routes
Use hand-painted work where the hand matters.
Printed programs support consistent repetition. Hand-painted work supports distinctive focal pieces and spaces where material presence is part of the design story.
Hand-painted hospitality art
Suitable for lobbies, suites, signature restaurants and other feature locations. Size, palette and selected details can be reviewed against the brief.
- Control pointApproved artwork or sample becomes the visual benchmark
- Natural limitArtist variation remains and must be managed, not denied
Printed hospitality programs
Suitable for guestrooms and repeated zones where consistent files, dimensions and replenishment are more important than individual brushwork.
- Control pointApproved proof defines color and output expectations
- Natural limitSubstrate, finish and viewing conditions affect the final result
What to include
A usable hospitality art brief
A clear brief reduces unsuitable options and makes quotation, sampling and timing more reliable.
- Property type, brand context, country and target opening date
- Spaces, wall dimensions and quantity by location
- Art direction, palette, references and finish preference
- Hand-painted, printed or mixed-route expectation
- Budget range, sample requirement and shipping destination
- Plans, elevations, room renders or BOQ files where available
Project workflow
From zoning to shipment
Zone the property
Identify the number, scale and design role of artwork across lobby, guestroom, corridor, dining and wellness areas.
Curate and value-engineer
Compare hand-painted and printed routes by visual importance, repeatability, quantity, budget and deadline.
Approve samples and specifications
Record artwork, size, palette, canvas, frame, tolerance and the evidence needed for approval.
Inspect, pack and coordinate export
Complete agreed checks, record final evidence and align packing with rolled, stretched or framed delivery.
BOQ starter
Fields that belong in an artwork schedule
A useful BOQ links each wall location to a reviewable artwork specification.
| Field | What to record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Location | Property, floor, room type and wall reference | Prevents artwork from being separated from its intended space |
| Artwork | Reference, route, orientation and crop | Separates visual approval from production assumptions |
| Specification | Finished size, canvas, frame and quantity | Supports accurate quotation and packing |
| Approval | Proof, photo/video or physical sample status | Creates an auditable decision record |
Hospitality art FAQ
Questions from project teams
Can XM supply artwork for both hotel guestrooms and public spaces?
Yes. Guestrooms often need repeatable artwork and consistent dimensions, while lobbies and signature spaces may benefit from larger hand-painted pieces. XM can coordinate both routes under one artwork schedule and approval record.
Can hotel artwork be customized to the interior palette?
Palette, size and selected visual details can be reviewed for hand-painted work, while printed work can be proofed against the approved file and substrate. The permitted range is confirmed per artwork rather than promised universally.
What determines hospitality artwork lead time?
Lead time depends on the chosen artwork route, quantity, dimensions, texture, drying or proofing requirements, finishing, sample approval and packing. XM confirms timing only after reviewing these inputs.
Does XM provide installation?
Installation is not presented as a standard worldwide service. XM can coordinate rolled, stretched or framed supply and provide packing information; site installation requirements should be confirmed with the local project team.
Hotel and resort inquiries
Turn your plans and BOQ into an art proposal.
Share the spaces, dimensions, quantities, design direction, destination and opening date available today. Missing information can be identified during review.