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Cruise interiors are their own world — IMO fire standards, salt-air-rated materials, marine-grade hardware, and installation crews that work at sea. Our heritage running art programs on ships means we speak that language natively. Most hospitality art vendors don't.
Fire standard: IMO / SOLAS rated
Hardware: Marine-grade 316
Install: Dry-dock & at-sea
Scope: Full-ship programs
Synchronized joiners, mat cutting, FSC mouldings, plus laser and etching extras — finishes locked to the same production schedule as print and glass.
Joinery: synced cutters
Finishes: gold · walnut · black…
Extras: laser · etched
Packaging, palletizing, and logistics from crate to hang — property install and at-sea coordination with the docs hospitality programs need.
Docs: COI · LEED
Install: property · at-sea
Scope: crate to hang
Original commissions, licensed prints, photography, and dimensional works from our 16,000-piece vault - produced on our own giclée and print floor.
Lead time: 2-16 wks
Max size: 60 x 120 in canvas
Archival: 100+ yr pigment
Beveled, antiqued, backlit, and custom-shaped mirror - hand-finished in-house. Vanity, feature-wall, and safety-backed glazing for wet areas.
Lead time: 4-7 wks
Glazing: 1/4 in & 3/8 in safety-backed
Options: LED - anti-fog
Digitally printed murals and Type II wallcovering - custom artwork, seamless, washable, and fire-rated for corridors, lobbies, and ballrooms.
Lead time: 4-6 wks
Fire rating: ASTM E84 Class A
Seamless to: 120 in wide
Full-service hotels need a lobby, dining room, and guest-room program that still reads as one property. Art, mirrors, and wall coverings are made on the same floor and shipped on one schedule.
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Resorts add salt air, sun, and a bigger public-room set — pool decks, villas, and lobbies as well as keys. Finishes and hardware are specified for that exposure.
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Dining rooms and bars are their own program: murals, antiqued mirror, and originals matched to the concept, from the bar back to the private dining room.
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Select and limited-service brands need a guest-room and lobby package that can repeat across keys without looking copied from a different flag.
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Longer-stay suites need art and mirrors sized for a living area, built to hold up past a one-night hang.
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Candlewood Suites
Lifestyle and boutique hotels get a program written to the brand — commissions, murals, and mirrors — rather than a chain prototype.
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Timeshare and branded residences need art and mirrors that live with owners as well as guests, at a residence scale rather than a standard key.
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