Bespoke art for interior designers, painted to brief.
Leah Justyce works directly with interior designers to create original, palette-matched artwork — from a single statement piece to a full collection across a project — framed and delivered ready to hang, with no gallery in between.
Start a BriefBuilt for the brief, not the other way around
Sourcing existing stock for a project means fitting the room around whatever is available. Commissioning an artist means the work is built for the room from the start — the palette, scale and mood agreed before a single brushstroke, so the finished piece sits inside the space rather than competing with it.
Every commission begins with photos of the space, material samples and your palette references. A palette and style proposal is developed and approved before painting begins, giving you full sign-off on direction before any canvas is started.
How a design commission works
Selected work
A small selection of original paintings suited to interior design projects — 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. Her work has been featured in British Vogue, The World of Interiors and House & Garden UK, and commissioned by private and corporate clients worldwide.
She works directly with interior designers — no gallery intermediary, transparent pricing, and a process built around design timelines rather than gallery ones.
Common questions
Why do interior designers commission an artist directly instead of buying through a gallery?
Commissioning directly removes the gallery markup and the guesswork of sourcing existing stock that may not fit a brief. Working with Leah Justyce means the palette, scale and mood are agreed before painting begins, so the finished work is built for the room rather than fitted into it afterwards.
Can Leah Justyce match a specific interior colour palette?
Yes. Every commission starts with photos of the space, material samples and palette references. A palette and style proposal is developed and approved before any canvas is started, so the work is designed to sit inside the room rather than compete with it.
How many pieces can be commissioned for a single interior design project?
Anywhere from a single feature piece to a full multi-room collection. For projects of 10 or more works, Leah Justyce produces the collection to a consistent palette across every piece, with pricing from $3,500 AUD per 100 x 100 cm work, framed and delivered ready to hang.
What is the process for briefing an art commission as an interior designer?
You share wall dimensions, photos of the space, your palette direction and your installation deadline. Leah Justyce returns a palette and style proposal for sign-off, then paints the work — for multi-piece collections, sample works are approved before the full collection begins.
Ready to brief your next project?
Send wall dimensions, a palette and your deadline. Leah responds to every design enquiry within 48 hours.
Start a Brief