Project scope, artwork locations and stakeholder approvals
Hotel art procurement checklist
A practical online checklist for aligning hospitality artwork requirements before discussing specifications and commercial terms.

BUYER & DESIGNER RESOURCES
Use these practical guides to prepare a clearer brief, compare materials and plan sampling before speaking with our project team.
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Project scope, artwork locations and stakeholder approvals
A practical online checklist for aligning hospitality artwork requirements before discussing specifications and commercial terms.
Material suitability, finishes and presentation choices
A clear introduction to comparing painted, textured, printed, metal and mixed-material artwork directions.
Samples, stakeholder review and approved specifications
A process guide for reviewing artwork references, sample direction and approval checkpoints before manufacture.
Project context, artwork needs and coordination priorities
An online planning framework for organizing the information needed to discuss a hospitality artwork program.
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Start with the project type, interior plans, artwork locations, visual references and any available artwork schedule.
Review the purpose of each area, viewing distances, wall dimensions and the overall design language before selecting artwork.
Yes. Artwork direction can be developed around the approved interior palette, architectural materials and spatial character.
Grouping rooms and public areas by their spatial needs helps develop coordinated artwork families without treating every space identically.
An approved brief should identify the project stakeholders, decision process, artwork locations and the information needed for review.
Recommendations are reviewed against the actual project requirements rather than presented as a fixed package or guaranteed result.
Material selection considers visual intent, wall conditions, framing, surface finish, artwork scale and practical placement.
Hand-painted work, textured surfaces, fine-art prints, metal, sculptural pieces and mixed materials can be assessed against the brief.
Dimensions are developed around the approved artwork location, sightlines, surrounding architecture and practical installation needs.
Color direction and surface treatments are reviewed against approved interior references before specifications are confirmed.
Framing is considered alongside the artwork material, wall context, visual proportions and project-specific presentation requirements.
Material options and construction details are evaluated individually; no certification or performance claim is published without verification.
Samples help stakeholders compare color, finish, scale references and construction direction before committing to production.
The required sample scope depends on the project, the artwork materials and the decisions that still need stakeholder approval.
Stakeholder comments are reviewed against the agreed project brief before any updated specification or sample is confirmed.
Production-ready artwork specifications should identify approved dimensions, materials, finishes, presentation and handling requirements.
Commercial terms, sampling arrangements and project-specific approvals must be confirmed directly by the Orsay Art team.
Artwork references, imagery and client information are published only when the relevant factual and usage-rights approvals exist.
Quality review follows the approved artwork specification and considers visible finish, dimensions, consistency and presentation.
Packing preparation considers the artwork material, physical dimensions, handling needs and actual project delivery requirements.
Delivery coordination is discussed against the actual scope and commercial agreement; no timetable is promised without approval.
Artwork pieces may be grouped by space, artwork family or approved schedule when this supports the project coordination plan.
Artwork specifications, protection needs and on-site coordination requirements should be discussed with the project team.
Contact the Orsay Art team with the project brief so requirements, approvals and next steps can be reviewed directly.