10 unique ideas for your walls that are not “art”
At ILevel, we hang all sorts of objects, many of which might not be considered traditional “art.” To personalize your walls, hang whatever you love whether it’s a wall of decorate plates or vintage guitars.
Manhattan Art Installation Service Beautifies Small Spaces
The breakfast nook, the small space by the stairs, or a home office. These are all small, intimate spaces that can benefit from expert art installation.
Manhattan’s Best Art Installers Spend the Day with Martha Stewart
ILevel and Martha Stewart work together to refresh the walls in her winter home, hanging artwork, mirrors, and Martha’s collection of plates.
ILevel Creates Family Photo Walls in NYC
Many of ILevel’s clients have just returned from fabulous holiday trips and family gatherings, and their phones are full of precious photographic memories. Our staff of professional picture hangers has been hard at work helping clients create gorgeous family photo walls showcasing these holiday treasures.
ILevel Installs for Mr. Brainwash & It’s A Thing
We had the pleasure of working with friend of ILevel Nicola Stephenson recently on her collaboration with Los Angeles based street artist Mr. Brainwash
Art on Leather-Paneled Walls
We’ve always loved wood-paneled walls for the warm and stately quality they bring to a space. But a recent install in a Manhattan home better acquainted us with leather-paneled walls, which are like an elevated, more refined take on wood paneled walls …
Decorating a Poised Taupe Wall
September marks the start of what we call “color season.” From early fall through the end of the year, the color authorities that be begin to release their colors of the year, or the hues they believe will be the hottest for the upcoming year. Among the first to announce their top pick is paint manufacturer Sherwin Williams. This year, they announced Poised Taupe as their top pick.
Trend we Love: Sculptural Wall Art
If you’re sick of your current wall art situation, then maybe it’s time to think outside the frame. More and more lately, we’ve seen our clients forgoing standard works like paintings and prints for three-dimensional, sculptural wall art. The effect is more unique and gallery like than any 2-D piece, and there are nearly as many style and media options as you’d find with framed art.
The Condé Nast Gallery at 1WTC
Earlier this year, there was much to-do about Condé Nast’s move from its former midtown headquarters at 4 Times Square into its new, more remote location at One World Trade Center downtown (with some gossip publications citing staffers concerns and complaints about the new space). But, as far as we can tell, the publisher’s new home is every bit as beautiful and glamorous as the old building.
7 Stunning Wall Art Ideas from Top Home Bloggers
It’s no secret that bloggers are among the home decor industry’s top trendsetters these days. They’re often the first to implement (and widely share) new styles and ideas spotted at trade shows and in shelter magazines, and they also serve as a wonderful resource of original creative ideas themselves. More and more often, we’re finding ourselves sourcing some of our favorite inspiration images from blogs.
Recent ILevel Picture Hanging Projects
Each month we work with dozens of different clients on a wide variety of projects — from installing art at a Chelsea gallery, to hanging photos for a family in a new home, to arranging wall decor around a restaurant. No two projects are alike, which is why it’s always fun to share a little bit of what we’ve been working on. Here are a few of our favorite recent picture hanging projects.
ILevel Art Installation Project In Architectural Digest
We recently spotted an Instagram post from Architectural Digest that we recognized: A gallery wall we hung for interior designer Nick Olson in a Brooklyn town home. The photo had more than 3,000 likes, so we decided we’d share a little more of the project here.
Recent Art Installation: Vintage Educational Charts from the Paris Flea Market
We recently completed an installation of one of the most unique art collections we’ve seen in a while. Our client, a woman who we have worked with before, and have come to know has an impeccable eye for original style, bought a series of chalkboard-style educational charts from the Paris Flea Market to hang in her home. She wanted to install them in her NoLiTa apartment in a similar grid format in which she found them, and in their original frames.
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.