Art Can Elevate High-Traffic Areas in Your Home

Through expert art installation, ILevel can help you elevate the often overlooked high traffic areas of your home, like hallways, stairways, and kitchens.
How To Tell Your Story Through Your Art Collection
What if your art collection could do more than live on your walls? What if it could come alive and tell the story of your life?
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.
NYC Art Installation Service Will Hang Kids’ Art

ILevel offers tips for hanging kids’ art in your home. Nurture your little artists by showcasing their work!
A Summer Art Refresh With NYC’s Best Art Installer

It’s time to breathe some new life into your interiors for summer. See how some ILevel clients are kicking off the season with an art refresh.
Manhattan Art Hanger Brings Nature Inside

The trend in nurturing house plants has spilled over to our walls. See how ILevel helps bring the natural world inside through 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.
Refresh and Rearrange Your Walls for Spring

The magnolia buds are on the trees, the forecast is for temperatures in the 70’s this week, and we’re beginning to peel off layers of outerwear. Spring has sprung in New York City, at ILevel Studio, and in the homes and offices of many of our clients. Walls are a perfect canvas for bringing a bit of that spring feeling inside. Here’s some inspiration to help you refresh and rearrange your walls to celebrate this lighter, brighter season.
Collage Artist Clare Goddard at ILevel Studio

“I collect bits and pieces from junk shops and random things that people normally throw away—used train tickets, old letters and photos, packaging, rusty cutlery, odd buttons, scraps of fabric. These things have all served their purpose in the past, and I enjoy being able to bring them together to create something beautiful.”
The Most Original Wall Art We’ve Ever Hung

We’ve hung thousands of works of art over the years, but some works and arrangements have stuck with us because of their originality, beauty, or just plain strangeness.
Unique Wall Art Ideas that Aren’t Actually Art

Wall art in the traditional sense–like paintings, drawings and photography–doesn’t speak to everybody. If you’ve lived in a house with bare walls for months (or even years) because you just can’t seem to find the right artwork to hang, then you may very well be someone who isn’t drawn to two-dimensional representations.
Wall Art Trend: Framing Fabric

Framing fabric has always been a popular way to create wall art (whether you went the DIY route to create some inexpensive wall art, or the fine-art route with antique textiles in professional archival frames).
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.
5 Creative Ways To Arrange Wall Art

When it comes to arranging wall art, most people tend to go with the most popular option: nailing it to the wall. While this might be the most logical and popular solution, it’s not necessarily the only one, or the best one. There are plenty of creative ways to arrange wall art if you actually step back and consider the possibilities.
Should Wall Art and Color Scheme Match?

One of the most common questions we get from our clients at ILevel is whether the wall art and color scheme of their home should match. Our answer, of course, depends on the specific home and client we’re working with.