Guest rooms
Start with the bed, headboard, bedside lighting, and usable wall. A repeated room type can share one composition or a small set of related designs. Record the quantity for each design rather than one total for the whole hotel.
Custom production for hospitality
From guest-room sets to a large lobby canvas, we paint hotel wall art to your sizes, palette, and room count. Share the look you want and the spaces you need to furnish. Approve a sample, then build a coordinated collection for the property.
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Project facts
The production and ordering details to put beside your room schedule.
| Minimum order | One canvas. You can start with a sample before ordering the property package. |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 60 standard sizes from 24 × 20 to 80 × 60 inches, plus custom measurements and panel sets. |
| Medium | Hand-painted on premium linen in acrylic as standard; oil is available on request. |
| Presentation | Rolled, stretched, or framed, quoted by finish. Black, white, wood, silver, and gold frames share the same frame-color pricing. |
| Trade tiers | Rates improve at 6 pieces and again at 21. Mixed designs count together. |
| Production | 1–5 pieces: 7–10 business days. 6–20: 10–15. 21–50: 15–20. 51–100: 20–30. Sample approval and transit add time. |
| Sample | A sample is a separate single-piece order, priced individually. The later bulk order is quoted on its own quantity and specifications. |
| Approval | Progress photos and short videos, then daylight photographs of the finished canvases before shipping. |
| Delivery | DDP delivery for most destinations, with exceptions where local customs regulations require another arrangement. Express and sea options are compared against your budget and timeline. |
| Payment | Usually 50% deposit, with the balance after final approval and before shipping. Terms confirmed on the invoice. |
Planning with a designer? See our interior design service. Comparing production and freight costs? Read how we quote.
01 / Plan your spaces
Start with the spaces your guests move through. Choose the role of the art in each one, then bring the room types together through color, scale, and framing.
Start with the bed, headboard, bedside lighting, and usable wall. A repeated room type can share one composition or a small set of related designs. Record the quantity for each design rather than one total for the whole hotel.
A feature canvas needs to hold its place beside furniture, joinery, and lighting. Send the elevation and viewing distance. A property view, local landscape, or original composition can give the space a subject that belongs to it.
Plan the sequence along the guest’s route: dimensions, spacing, palette, and subject family. Mark the order of panels or related pieces so the collection makes sense as guests move through the building.
Group the artwork by unit type and furnish the rooms as a set. Show the sofa and bedroom walls with their measurements, then decide which image repeats and which can vary across the portfolio.
02 / Choose your art direction
With the rooms defined, choose the subject and painting style that will connect them. A shared palette can link a quiet guest-room piece to a larger lobby statement.
PaletteMomento is a hand-painting studio in Dafen Art Village, Shenzhen. Each canvas is painted directly on premium linen, with one painter taking it from the first marks to completion. Acrylic is standard; oil is available when the brief calls for it. There is no printed image beneath the paint.
Choose a catalogue design to adapt, a photograph of the property or its surroundings, your designer’s artwork, or another source you are authorized to use. Tell us what should remain in the image and what should change. A new composition can bring together a subject reference and the room’s own palette.
Use a quieter composition above the bed and a larger, more expressive painting in the lobby. Repeat the dominant colors and frame finish to connect the two.
Your landscape, architecture, or local reference can guide the collection. Send photographs you are authorized to use and mark the details that guests should recognize.
Explore how a canvas is painted or send a property photograph through our photo-to-painting service.


03 / Set the specifications
Once the visual direction is clear, turn it into decisions the painter can follow. Agree the crop, color priorities, and variation rules before ordering the series.
Choose the width by where the painting will hang. A useful starting point above furniture is about two-thirds of the furniture width, measured across the complete framed piece or group:
All example dimensions are width × height and are starting layouts, not fixed rules. Allow for the frame. Above a sofa or headboard, a bottom-edge gap of roughly 15–20 cm is a useful starting point; adjust for head height, reading lights, and the available wall. For a group, include the gaps between frames in the overall width. On a clear corridor wall, start with the center of the artwork around 145–152 cm from the floor.
Sizing starting points informed by Artfully Walls’ proportion guide · Z Gallerie’s hanging guide ·
Send the finish board, a paint code, or fabric and tile photographed in daylight. Identify which colors must lead and which should stay quiet. Screens vary; when the relationship to the room is critical, review a physical sample in that room before extending the run.
Agree the subject, color balance, texture, dimensions, and frame finish against the sample. Then say whether the canvases repeat that composition or vary within it. Hand-painted pieces retain individual brushwork; the shared specification keeps the collection coherent.
For a varied collection, use AI to generate options around your chosen subject and palette. Select the designs you like, then send the selected files with the room counts. We turn those choices into a coordinated hand-painted series after confirming the details with you.
04 / Confirm the quantities
Next, connect each approved design to a room type and a quantity. This list becomes the reference for your quote, production, and receiving team.
Your spreadsheet can be simple. Give each design an artwork ID, then attach the source, finished size, quantity, presentation, and room or floor. If several teams are involved, keep one approved version of that list.
| Artwork ID | Location | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| GR-01 | Standard guest rooms | Headboard wall size, approved source, quantity, and frame finish |
| SU-01 | Suites | Wider format or panel layout, crop, and quantity |
| CO-01 | Corridor sequence | Design order, spacing, shared palette, and pieces per floor |
| LB-01 | Lobby feature | Viewing distance, overall framed size, texture, and access |
Keep the approved source and final photographs with the schedule. For a future addition or replacement, send the artwork ID and specification again. A new hand-painted canvas can follow that direction, with small variations in brushwork and color.
05 / Approve the sample & run
Use the artwork schedule to select a representative sample. Confirm that direction with one reviewer before the rest of the hotel collection is painted.


06 / Arrange delivery
Finally, plan how the approved canvases reach the property. Allow for packing, transport, receiving, and hanging before the opening date.
A sample round happens before the main run. Add the time your team needs to review it, then the quoted production window, final approval, shipping, and installation. Large formats, detailed work, heavy texture, and oil can require longer; we confirm the schedule against the actual brief.
Rolled canvas can reduce shipping volume when a local framer will stretch it. Stretched or framed work avoids that local step but takes more space in transit. Heavy texture needs to remain unbent and ships stretched or framed. Confirm access, mounting, and any property-specific material requirements before ordering.
We work with more than 200 logistics companies to find delivery options that suit your budget and timeline. If you need the paintings quickly, we look for express services. For large canvases or a bulk order, express can be expensive; if your schedule allows sea freight, we quote that option too so you can compare the cost and timing.
Most destinations are served on DDP terms. Some countries require a different arrangement because of local customs regulations; we explain any exception in your quote. Send the destination, sizes, quantity, finish, and required delivery date so we can recommend a suitable route.
Delivery guides: United States · United Kingdom · Europe · Australia. For apartment common areas, see multifamily art packages.
07 / Resolve your order questions
Questions about large-volume orders, repeated room designs, samples, framing, and delivery, answered before you commit.
Yes. Your sample is treated as a separate single-piece order and priced on its own size, medium, and finish. The later bulk order is quoted separately using its quantity and specifications. This lets you check the painting first without committing to the full property package.
Yes. You can repeat an approved design, or use AI to explore many variations around a shared palette and subject. Pick the images you like, assign them to your room types, and send us the selected files, sizes, and quantities for hand-painted production.
This is an efficient way to develop a large collection: generate options, shortlist the strongest designs, approve a painted sample, and then order the selected series. Send images you are entitled to use; we check the details, crop, and paintability before production.
Choose the width by where the painting will hang. A useful starting point above furniture is about two-thirds of the furniture width, measured across the complete framed piece or group:
All example dimensions are width × height and are starting layouts, not fixed rules. Allow for the frame. Above a sofa or headboard, a bottom-edge gap of roughly 15–20 cm is a useful starting point; adjust for head height, reading lights, and the available wall. For a group, include the gaps between frames in the overall width. On a clear corridor wall, start with the center of the artwork around 145–152 cm from the floor.
Yes. Send the original order number or a photo of the painting, plus the size and quantity you need. We can quote one replacement or extra pieces for new rooms, using the earlier design and specifications as the reference. You approve photographs of the new canvases before shipping.
Trade pricing starts at one piece and improves at 6 pieces and again at 21, with mixed designs counted together. A sample is a separate single-piece order. Payment is usually a 50% deposit, with the balance after final approval and before shipping. Your quote and invoice confirm the terms.
We work with more than 200 logistics companies to find delivery options that suit your budget and timeline. If you need the paintings quickly, we look for express services. For large canvases or a bulk order, express can be expensive; if your schedule allows sea freight, we quote that option too so you can compare the cost and timing.
Most destinations are served on DDP terms. Some countries require a different arrangement because of local customs regulations; we explain any exception in your quote. Send the destination, sizes, quantity, finish, and required delivery date so we can recommend a suitable route.
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