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Original work for the walls that work.

Wax Art
Wax Art

© Feli Kusser

Art That Shapes Atmosphere

We curate contemporary visual art for your business that seek character, calm, and lasting presence.

How it works
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New work from the same artist, every six months.

Subscribe and your walls refresh on a fixed schedule — always from an artist whose work you already chose. A relationship, not a random drop.

Wide shot of a hotel corridor with a large framed painting centered on the wall between two doors, soft even daylight from an end window, neutral carpet and walls
Wide shot of a hotel corridor with a large framed painting centered on the wall between two doors, soft even daylight from an end window, neutral carpet and walls
Medium environmental shot of a spa treatment room, a single framed abstract piece mounted on a pale wall above a low bench, soft diffused daylight, stone and linen textures in the room
Medium environmental shot of a spa treatment room, a single framed abstract piece mounted on a pale wall above a low bench, soft diffused daylight, stone and linen textures in the room
Wide shot of a gym floor looking toward a feature wall, a large-scale bold painting installed floor-to-ceiling, even overhead lighting, equipment visible in the lower foreground
Wide shot of a gym floor looking toward a feature wall, a large-scale bold painting installed floor-to-ceiling, even overhead lighting, equipment visible in the lower foreground
Environmental shot of an open-plan office, a framed painting hung on a white partition wall beside a meeting area, neutral overhead light, minimal desks and chairs in the background
Environmental shot of an open-plan office, a framed painting hung on a white partition wall beside a meeting area, neutral overhead light, minimal desks and chairs in the background

Find art for your space.

Hotels

Spas

Gyms

Offices

Corridors, lobbies, and suites. Work that earns a second look from every guest.

Feature walls and training floors. Scale and presence that match the energy of the room.

Reception areas and meeting rooms. Work that tells clients something real about who you are.

Alcoves and reception walls where stillness matters as much as the work itself.