Art that signals investment, painted to your brand.
Leah Justyce is an Australian contemporary fine artist creating large-format original artwork for corporate offices, boardrooms and reception areas across Australia — matched to your brand palette, painted to brief, framed and delivered ready to hang.
Start a BriefArt is part of what a workplace communicates
Most corporate art is procured last, budgeted last, and thought about least — the result is spaces filled with inoffensive prints that belong nowhere and say nothing. The art in a workplace communicates directly to every client, candidate and employee who walks through the door. Large-format original art in a corporate space signals confidence, investment and creative culture in a way that prints, however tasteful, cannot.
Every commission starts with your brand palette, floor plans or photos of the spaces, and a sense of the culture you want the space to communicate. A palette and style proposal is developed and approved before any work begins.
How a corporate commission works
Selected work
A small selection of original paintings suited to corporate interiors — each a one-of-one.
Hover over a piece and move across it — it reveals section by section rather than all at once. This is The Grid, and it exists so the full artwork is never available as one clean image online, protecting the work from being stolen and reproduced elsewhere.
26 years. Degree qualified. Internationally published.
Leah Justyce is an Australian contemporary fine artist with 26 years of professional practice, working with corporate clients across the country. Her work has been exhibited at Art Basel and The Other Fair, and featured in British Vogue, The World of Interiors and House & Garden UK.
She works directly with corporate procurement teams and interior designers Australia-wide — no gallery intermediary, transparent pricing, and a process built around your workplace's brand and timeline.
Guides for corporate projects
Common questions
Why does original art matter in a corporate office?
The art in a workplace communicates directly to every client, candidate and employee who walks through the door. Large-format original art signals investment and creative culture in a way that prints, however tasteful, do not.
What scale of artwork suits a corporate office?
Corporate spaces generally have higher ceilings and larger wall runs than residential interiors, so work that suits a home often disappears in a commercial space. Reception areas and boardrooms typically suit a single statement work spanning two metres or more; open-plan offices and corridors suit a series in a consistent palette and scale.
Can artwork be matched to a company's brand colours?
Yes. Provide the brand palette, floor plans or photos of the spaces, and a sense of the company's culture. A palette and style proposal covering style, palette and scale is developed and approved before any work begins.
Why is abstract work recommended for corporate spaces?
Abstract work carries emotional weight without being literal or divisive, which matters in a space used by many different people. A strong abstract palette drawn from the interior colour story makes a space feel designed rather than decorated.
Ready to brief your office project?
Send your brand palette, floor plans and deadline. Leah responds to every enquiry within 48 hours.
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