Before and After Photos from Recent ILevel Projects

Why are before and after photos so satisfying? Maybe it’s because we like to see order emerging from chaos, or we enjoy looking at the results of a job well done. ILevel project sites are busy places, and while we always get the shot of the finished project, we don’t always capture the scene before the ILevel art installers work their magic.

How Much Room Should Wall Art Take Up?

When you move into a new home, the idea of filling hundreds of square footage of blank walls can seem daunting. You are faced with questions like what pieces to hang where, whether certain works should hang solo or be clustered together, and of course, how to determine the ratio of blank wall space to that which is filled with art.

Recent Gallery Wall Installations From ILevel

The winter season is one of the busiest times of year at ILevel. The weather is frigid, and people are spending more time indoors, and focused on their homes. Which means, we’ve been busy the last few months!

Designer Art Installations at Holiday House New York

A couple of weeks ago, we shared the installation we created exclusively for Holiday House New York, called “Being a Woman.” But, that wasn’t the only way we were involved with Holiday House this year.

7 Inspiring Art Arrangement Ideas

There are so many ways to make your home beautiful with wall art. You can create a gallery wall, or hang just one piece as a focal point in a room, mix together a collection of photos, objects and paintings, or stick to a theme.

Unique Ideas for Creating a Salon Wall

We’re constantly blown away by the creativity of some of our clients–be they interior designers, corporations or individuals. Some of the ideas they come up with for wall art or arrangements are just so original and creative–things we never would have thought of hanging on a wall become art with the right eye.

The Creative Process: A Stairway Photo Gallery

Successfully hanging art and pictures is about more than just technical details. Sure, it’s important to make certain that a piece is hung straight and securely, but art installation should be a creative process, too. Art should just feel “right” in the spot where it hangs.