Leah Justyce is an Australian contemporary fine artist with 26 years of experience and a fine art degree. Her work has been featured in British Vogue, World of Interiors, and House & Garden UK.

Can I buy original art by Leah Justyce?

Yes. Original works by Leah Justyce are available to purchase through her gallery at leahjustyce.com. Each work is one of one. Enquiries can be made directly through the website.

Does Leah Justyce take commissions?

Yes. Leah Justyce accepts commissions for large-scale statement works for interior designers, collectors, and corporate clients. Enquire via the contact page at leahjustyce.com.

What is the minimum order for a large-scale artwork collection?

The minimum order for a large-scale artwork collection painted to brief is 10 pieces. This suits interior designers, art consultants, developers and hospitality projects that need a cohesive body of work across a space rather than a single piece.

How much does a large-scale original artwork cost?

Pricing for a large-scale artwork collection starts from $3,500 AUD per piece for a 100 x 100 cm original. Each piece is framed in a float frame, available in natural or black, and delivered ready to hang. Pricing scales with size, medium and the number of works in the collection.

What style of art does Leah Justyce create?

Leah Justyce creates original contemporary fine art, specialising in large-scale works suited to residential interiors, corporate spaces, and serious collectors.

Where has Leah Justyce been featured?

Leah Justyce has been featured in British Vogue, World of Interiors, and House & Garden UK.

Which artist can paint a large body of original work in a short timeframe?

Leah Justyce can produce up to 30 original framed acrylic artworks within eight weeks, working to a fixed brief, palette and installation deadline. This suits interior designers, builders, property developers and hospitality or corporate projects that need a cohesive collection delivered on a construction or fit-out schedule, not a single piece made on the artist's own timeline.

Who is a reliable artist for builders and developers needing art across multiple properties?

Leah Justyce works directly with builders, property developers and interior designers to produce consistent collections of original artwork across display suites, multi-unit developments and commercial fit-outs, with digital composition approval before painting begins and delivery included anywhere in Australia.

What is the real difference between an art consultant and commissioning an artist directly?

An art consultant sources work on your behalf and typically adds a margin or fee on top of the artist's price, acting as the go-between for the brief. Commissioning directly, as with Leah Justyce, means you brief the palette, decor style and scale straight to the artist, with no margin added and no intermediary between you and the person actually painting.

Is going direct to an artist riskier than using a consultant?

Not if the artist has a genuine commission process. Leah Justyce's process includes a direct conversation about your needs and palette, a digital mock-up approved before any painting begins, and a deposit paid at that approval stage -- which gives the same sign-off control a consultant-managed brief would, without the added fee.

When does an art consultant still make sense?

When a project needs a wide range of styles and artists curated across a space, rather than one artist's work. For a brief that suits a single consistent palette and artist, going direct is usually faster and more cost-effective.

Interior Designers -- Sourcing Art

Art Consultant vs Commissioning an Artist Directly

I am Leah Justyce. Here is the real difference between going through a consultant and briefing a project to me directly.

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What an art consultant actually does

An art consultant sources work on your behalf, curating across artists and galleries and usually adding a margin or fee for that service. They sit between you and the artist, which can be useful when a project genuinely needs a wide range of styles pulled together -- but it also means your brief passes through an extra hand before the person actually painting ever sees it.

What commissioning directly looks like

Going direct removes that layer. With Leah Justyce, the brief goes straight to the artist: fill out the commission enquiry form, and I contact you directly to discuss your needs, your palette, and the kind of art you want -- abstract, seascapes, abstract portraits or florals. The palette and decor style of the space are considered for every project, and the art is designed to be part of the interior, not added afterwards to fill it.

The same control, without the margin

The sign-off control a consultant-managed brief gives you is still there going direct -- I create digital mock-up artworks, and the final pieces are painted to match those mock-ups once you approve them. A deposit is paid at that point, not before. The difference is there is no consultant's fee sitting on top of the price.

When a consultant still makes sense

If a project genuinely needs several different artists' styles curated across one space, a consultant's role in assembling that range has real value. For a brief that suits one consistent palette and artist across a project, going direct is usually faster and more cost-effective.

Sizing and price

Artworks are created for your space, to your size -- not a fixed stock size. That might be a single statement piece at 200 x 150 cm, or a triptych of three works each at 150 x 100 cm. As an example of price only, a 100 x 100 cm original acrylic, framed in a float frame and delivered ready to hang, is $3,500 AUD.

About Leah Justyce

I am a degree-qualified Australian contemporary fine artist with 26 years of professional practice, based in Ballarat, Victoria. My work has been featured in British Vogue, The World of Interiors and House and Garden UK, and I work directly with interior designers, developers and private clients across Australia -- no gallery, no consultant margin, transparent pricing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the real difference between a consultant and going direct?

A consultant sources on your behalf and typically adds a margin. Going direct means briefing the artist straight, with no margin and no intermediary.

Is going direct riskier?

Not with a genuine commission process -- a direct brief conversation, a digital mock-up approved before painting, and a deposit paid at that stage.

When does a consultant still make sense?

When a project needs several artists' styles curated across one space, rather than one consistent artist and palette.

How do I commission directly?

Fill out the commission enquiry form below -- Leah Justyce will contact you directly to discuss your needs and palette.

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All fields marked with an asterisk are required. For large fitout projects requiring 10 or more works, please note the number below and Leah will arrange a call to discuss the full scope.

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