Reception
Embattled Cottonwood · Her Majesties — Sandra Jane Heard
01/08
Corporate art
Elevate the office.
Original contemporary art, leased or commissioned for business interiors. The gallery manages installation and insurance, and remains available should you wish to rotate or purchase.
In your space
The product
Three ways to bring original art into your organisation
One gallery programme. Three flexible approaches — choose the solution that fits your space, budget, timeline, and long-term goals.
Leasing
Place significant original work on a monthly programme — no large upfront purchase. At the end of the term you can renew, exchange, purchase, or return.
How leasing works
Commissions
A bespoke work for your brief, brand, and architecture — from a reception statement to a building-wide programme.
How commissions work
Collections
Curated groups of works by a single artist — ready to install, lease, or adapt across your interiors.
Browse collections
Why art?
What original art brings to a business
Art is more than decoration. The right artwork shapes first impressions, influences atmosphere, and communicates the values of your organisation.
First impressions, made tangible
A reception or lobby is often the first encounter people have with your organisation. Original art signals attention to detail, creativity, and confidence.
Prestige and identity without words
Museum-quality contemporary art brings cultural value to a space. Colour, scale, and subject matter can reinforce your brand character in a way that goes beyond traditional messaging.
A meaningful long-term asset
Unlike standard interior finishes, original artwork can retain cultural and financial value. Carefully selected works by established artists may appreciate over time.
Artists
Artists we are proud to represent
A carefully selected group of artists with recognised exhibition histories, institutional collections, and practices that bring distinction to professional environments.
Roger Remaut
Mu.ZEE Ostend · Belgian State Collections
Belgian abstract artist creating layered mixed-media paintings and relief works with architectural presence — suited to boardrooms, feature walls, hospitality spaces, and institutional environments.
Sandra Jane Heard
Toledo Museum of Art · Pittsburgh Center for the Arts · Evansville Museum of Art
Award-winning British sculptor and abstract artist whose works explore natural forms, material, and transformation — creating powerful focal points for reception areas, corridors, and workplace environments.
Karen Jordan
International Color Awards · Muse Photography Awards
Fine art photographer creating entirely in-camera constructed abstractions with a distinctive contemporary aesthetic — ideal for executive spaces, boardrooms, and curated workplace collections.
Leasing
How leasing works
Access significant original artwork through a flexible monthly programme — without the upfront investment of purchasing.
- Predictable monthly terms, without a large capital outlay
- Professional installation, condition reporting, and insurance included
- Renew, exchange, purchase, or return at the end of the term
- The gallery remains available throughout the placement
Commissions
How commissions work
Bespoke artwork created in response to your architecture, environment, and organisational identity. Working with selected artists, we develop unique pieces that complement your space — from a defining feature wall to a complete art programme across a building.
- From brief to installation, Xochi manages the entire process
- Artist selection matched to your project
- Structured proposal with concepts, timeline, and budget
- Professional transport, installation, and handover
Collections
Curated collections
Artist-led collections designed for professional environments. Each selection brings together complementary works that create visual harmony across offices, hospitality spaces, and commercial interiors — available to purchase, lease, or tailor to your project.
Let’s design the right art programme for your space
Share your project details, architecture, and timeline. We’ll help you identify the right mix of leasing, commissions, and curated collections.
Questions
Common questions
Who owns the artwork during a lease?
Ownership remains with the artist or current owner throughout the lease period. Your organisation receives the agreed rights to display the artwork at the specified location, with condition reporting and protection managed as part of the agreement.
Is insurance included?
Yes. Artwork is covered under comprehensive insurance from dispatch through transit, installation, display, and return. Full coverage details are provided within the lease agreement.
Can we purchase the artwork later?
A purchase can be discussed separately if your requirements change. Leasing and purchasing are treated as distinct arrangements, allowing your organisation flexibility over time.
Corporate programme
Talk to the gallery.
Call, write, or send a brief — we will help you shortlist work, mock it into your rooms, and propose a lease or commission.
Request a proposal