10 Wall Art Ideas for In Between Spaces
Just because an area of your home isn’t technically a “room” doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be decorated to the nines. In fact, sometimes it’s the “in-between” spaces that are the most fun to design. The hallways, staircases and entryways in our homes offer micro-climates for testing out big design ideas, especially when it comes to what’s hanging on the walls.
How to Arrange Art Above Your Sofa
There are certain places in the home that naturally lend themselves to, or even beg for, wall art. The areas usually offer a great big blank canvas, like a staircase or hallway, or serve as a natural focal point in a room, like the space directly above your sofa (or right behind it, if it’s not directly against the wall)
3 Important Tips for Hanging Art on a Stairway
Stairways are one of the greatest spots in a home to hang art. They offer plenty of wall space, and creative freedom in spades, since there’s no need to consider furniture placement, or color scheme, or whether or not the pieces you choose to hang will compete with the window curtains or sofa fabric.
ILevel Art Installation in the Home of David Burtka & Neil Patrick Harris
We’re lucky to have some pretty incredible clients here at ILevel, including renowned interior designers, art galleries, and even the occasional celebrity.
Pulp Drunk at the Ricco Maresca Gallery
We recently installed a fun new art exhibition for one of our longtime clients, the Ricco Maresca Gallery in Chelsea. The exhibition, called Pulp Drunk, is a showcase of Mexican Pulp Art– a popular style of cover art in post WWII Mexico that used racy, sensationalized images of violence, crime, or sci-fi scenes in order to entice customers into buying books.
Expert Advice: How to Arrange a Gallery Wall
Our art installers handle dozens of projects each month — ranging from hanging heavy mirrors in a residential home, to installing an entire collection for an art gallery. They’ve hung it all, and we like to think they’re the most knowledgeable team in New York City.
ILevel Art Installation at Holiday House New York
We’re so excited to share photos from our original art installation at Holiday House New York, which was unveiled yesterday, on opening day of the show house. We’ve worked with Holiday House in the past, helping to hang and install art and mirrors for various designers, but this year, we wanted to be involved in a bigger way.
Wall Decor Trends From High Point Market
One of our team members recently had a chance to go down to North Carolina for High Point Market, one of the furniture and home decor industry’s largest trade shows. Thousands of exhibitors show off their best-sellers, their new introductions, and what’s coming down the pipeline. It’s the place to start spotting industry trends for the following year.
Art Installation at the Ricco Maresca Gallery
In addition to residential clients and interior designers, we often work with art galleries to switch out their exhibits, and figure out how to best showcase the work of a new artist.
ILevel Art Hanging Project Featured in Elle Decor
Last week, we showed off a few images of work we did for Tory Burch’s Manhattan office space that appeared in Architectural Digest. Well, it’s been a great month for ILevel, because no sooner did we post those photos, did we spot our art hanging work again, this time in Elle Decor!
Hanging Art in the Tory Burch Manhattan Headquarters
We’re lucky to get to work with a lot of amazing people. And while we don’t typically disclose the names of our high-profile clients for privacy’s sake, we recently spotted pictures of our work in Tory Burch’s amazing headquarters in Architectural Digest, and it was too cool not to share!
ILevel Recent Projects: A Modern Family Photo Arrangement, A Color-Blocked Gallery Wall, and More
The creativity of our clients never ceases to amaze us. Which makes our job really fun: we never know what will wow us next. Take, for example, three recent art installation projects we completed.
ILevel Art Installation In Elle Decor
We’ve spoken on the blog before about how lucky we are to work in some of the homes that we do. Some of the spaces that our clients design are truly breathtaking, and we’re always more than happy to be a part of creating them.
Creating a Cohesive Wall Art Display
There are a lot of ways to hang art on a wall. No, we’re not talking about screws versus nails, we’re talking about the arrangement.
Installing Art at The Kips Bay Decorator Show House
It’s always exciting to see our work in print, but especially when it’s in the New York Times. That was the case on Wednesday, when a room with pictures we’d hung at the Kips Bay Decorator Show House was featured in the Gray Lady.