Art Consulting Services

These tranquil blown glass leaves, adorning this waiting room wall, complement the abstracted nature wall graphic and the fresh and vibrant accent paint in this refreshed medical space. A touch of dimension in the art always make a space feel extra special!

Blown glass by
Wall graphic image by Rica Belna

Swoon 😍 this wooden wall sculpture from Turkey is placed in a prominent corridor of one of our medical office projects. It is handcrafted of natural pine wood and each individual piece of wood is cut, rubbed, burned and colored with a water based pigment. The overall piece is then coated with a natural varnish to protect from discoloration. For an extra level of clean-ability, we custom fabricated an acrylic covering to prevent the collection of dust over time (pictured in the final photo).

Here’s another sustainable art piece we recently commissioned that is crafted out of locally salvaged black walnut.
By sourcing salvaged trees, to making unique forever art and furniture pieces, and Martin Diaz bring the forces of nature indoors. The process is about capturing the beauty and magic of what the earth has already created by revealing the beauty within.

Proceeds from Fillipi and Martin’s artwork supports their nonprofit project - a children’s nursery in Nepal. Their goal is to provide Nepalese families with free childcare and education in order to give the children a bright childhood. If not for the nursery, the children would be working on the farms or selling goods to tourists in order to support their families. The nursery relies on small, individual donations in order to provide these important services.

Art that’s sustainable? Count us in! These stunning pieces are skillfully crafted out of recycled and upcycled PET plastic (like used water bottles). Artist, Todd Lynd, lives along the coast in Florida and observes first hand the problem of all the plastic trash that is littering our oceans and beloved sea life. He wanted to do his part to remove this earthly cancer and turn the reusable material into beautiful art!
This set has found the perfect home in an infusion treatment center we recently completed for Sutter Health, where medical professionals are doing their part to treat patients’ various cancers and provide their community with the beauty of hope and health.

Playful paper art by for this pediatric waiting area. Such a fun and interesting addition for all ages to enjoy!

Gorgeous commission by headed our way for our project in Richmond, CA. We can’t wait to add these vibrant glass mosaic pieces to the collection. They will be dispersed like pixels on the wall. What do they make you think of when you see them?

A bold statement for this elevator lobby in a medical office building in Sacramento by . Blown glass wall sculptures that emulate river rocks are a wonderful fit for the city of Sacramento. The city sits between two major rivers, with their confluence in downtown Sacramento.

Enjoying a few lovely sets throughout the first floor corridors of this hospital refresh we are working on in Sacramento, CA.

A bright and interesting break room piece by Marylin Wong. She is one of the longest practicing artists with Creativity Explored, a studio-based collective in San Francisco that partners with developmentally disabled artists to celebrate and nurture the creative potential in all of us.

Learn more about this amazing program at creativityexplored.org

Here’s a little peek into what we’ve been up to! Blown glass is always a crowd favorite and we love the opportunity to combine artists’ work. This Rica Bella (background image) and combo is a fun experience when entering this medical office building in Milpitas, CA.

We are enjoying this mesmerizing custom commission from . It is a set of three in a vertical layout with a slight gradient from piece to piece. This commission is the perfect solution for our client’s niche as their main goals were to show movement in the art and to emulate water!

We are thrilled to be working with to commission one of her river rock and wire wall sculptures. Karen is both an artist and a digital product designer so her art is a unique combination of the digital and natural world. Enjoy this sneak peek of the direction the client has selected for their executive conference room. We look forward to sharing the final piece in the space when the time comes!