Large Scale Contemporary Artist -- Australia

Commission Artwork Created For Your Interior

Original large-scale paintings for luxury homes, hotels, and commercial spaces. Each work is created specifically for the wall it will live on -- not adapted, not reprinted. Made for the space.

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Work featured in    British Vogue   |   World of Interiors   |   House and Garden UK

What is a large-scale commissioned artwork?

A large-scale commissioned artwork is an original painting created specifically for a defined space. Not a print. Not a gallery piece that happened to fit. A work conceived for the wall dimensions, colour palette, architectural character, and emotional intent of the room it will live in permanently.

It is a one-of-one object. It cannot be reproduced. It cannot exist in the same way anywhere else. That is the point.

A large artwork is not decoration. It becomes the anchor of the room -- the first thing the eye finds, the thing people ask about, the emotional centre that makes the space feel intentional rather than assembled.

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How does commissioning an artist work?

The commission process is straightforward when you are working with a professional artist who has done it before. Here is how I work:

01

Brief

You send wall dimensions, palette references, photos of the space, and your timeline. I ask any clarifying questions.

02

Digital approval

Before a single brushstroke goes down, I create a digital example of the work for approval -- composition, palette, and design direction. You sign off before production begins.

03

Creation

The work is painted in the agreed medium. For acrylic commissions, a single large work typically takes two to four weeks. For oils, six to ten weeks.

04

Framing and delivery

Every commission is professionally framed and delivered ready to hang. No additional framer required.

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Why choose original artwork for an interior?

A print is a copy of something that exists somewhere else. Original commissioned art exists only in your space, because it was made for it. That is not a philosophical distinction -- it is a physical one that people feel when they walk into a room.

Every other custom element in a luxury interior is made to order: joinery, upholstery, lighting. Art should be no different. A commissioned work is bespoke fabrication for the most visible surface in the room.

There is also the matter of scale. Large walls need large art. Prints rarely come in the sizes that luxury interiors require. Original painting has no upper size limit.

What size artwork works best for large walls?

Undersizing is the single most common mistake on large walls. A piece that is technically beautiful but too small for its wall reads as an afterthought regardless of the quality of the work.

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Above a sofaTwo-thirds to three-quarters of sofa width. For a standard 2m sofa, aim for 1.3 to 1.5m.
Above a bedSame ratio applies. Queen or king bedhead commissions typically land between 1.2 and 1.8m wide.
Freestanding wallGo larger than you think. Most living room and entry walls can comfortably take 1.8m or more.
Commercial lobbyStatement scale - 2m or wider is appropriate for hotel entries and corporate reception areas.
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How do interior designers select artwork?

The designers who produce the strongest results think about art through six lenses:

Scale

Does the artwork fill the wall with confidence, or does it look placed?

Colour palette

Does the work belong to the room's palette, or fight it?

Architectural style

Does the art speak the same design language as the space?

Mood

What does the room need to feel like -- and does this work deliver that?

Focal points

Does the art anchor the space or compete with other elements?

Emotional connection

Will the person who lives or works here feel something when they look at it?

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How long does a commissioned artwork take?

Timeline depends on medium, scale, and volume. As a reliable working guide:

Single acrylic commission2 to 4 weeks including framing
Single oil commission6 to 10 weeks depending on complexity
Commercial fitout (acrylic)Approximately 30 original works in 8 weeks
Large volume commercial (acrylic)Available on longer lead time -- enquire for schedule

How much does a large-scale artwork cost?

Commission pricing is determined by size, medium, complexity, and whether the work is part of a larger series. All commissions include professional framing and delivery ready to hang. There are no gallery markups and no hidden fees.

Pricing is provided on enquiry after a brief has been discussed. The right approach is to get in touch with the wall dimensions and project timeline -- I can give you an accurate figure within 48 hours.

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