Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic

Working with the refurbishment team Art Contact assists with sourcing and supplying appropriate artwork for Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic.

As part of an on-going art programme which has developed over the years a photographer was engaged to create a series of photographic collage images both of the local area and other appropriate imagery. These were then printed onto perspex and installed on stand-off bolts.

In the main reception the client was keen to draw from nature. An artist was selected to create patterns using photographs of plants which were then box framed to full conservation standards.

The colour pallet used in the commissioned artwork was chosen to enhance the Devonshire House Colour concept.

  • Object – Source & Select artwork for Orthopaedic Clinic
  • Client – HCA – Devonshire House Orthopaedic Clinic
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Marylebone, London
  • Status – Completed
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
Devonshire House Artwork
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Private Client – Bathroom Picture

We were approached by our client to supply a bathroom picture for her Chelsea home. See our Purchasing Services.

Bathrooms have always caused significant problems for displaying artworks and above a bath is the most difficult. The steam rising from the bath causes particular issues with moisture.

A photograph was chosen which was printed directly onto Di-bond to mitigate the moisture issues.

The image chosen for the bathroom picture was ideal for this. By printing directly onto the di-bond some of the metallic surface was allowed to show through which work particularly well with this image.

The printed panel was then floated into a simple wooden tray frame stained to echo other items in the room.

  • Object – Supply Artwork for Bathroom
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Chelsea, London
  • Status – Completed
Bathroom Picture - Private Client
Bathroom Picture - Private Client
Bathroom Picture - Private Client
Bathroom Picture - Private Client
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Private Client – Sanchez Restoration

Painting restoration required to painting damaged by the rolling up of the painting that had been removed from its stretcher.

This artwork had been purchased by our client. For easy transportation and the painting had been removed from the stretcher and rolled up. This had resulted in extensive cracking and significant losses due to the rolling of the canvas and the lack of tension.

Art Contact was asked to arrange the restoration of the damaged painting and to supply a new stretcher and tray frame.

The painting was carefully packed for transportation, fixed to a new stretcher and re-touched. Once completed the painting was fixed into its new tray frame and the artwork returned to our client.

The painting was then installed by the client.

Our Conservation and Restoration Services

  • Object – Restoration of Damaged Painting
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Mayfair, London
  • Status – Completed
Restoration of Damaged Painting - Sanchez
Sanchez Painting Restoration
Sanchez Painting Restoration Detail
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Kings Fund – Painting Restoration

Painting Restoration required by the Kings Fund for minor damage to a triptych by Gerald Mynott. The painting had a number of scratches in the surface and the frame had some damage to the gilding and the gesso preparation. This damage had been caused by daily traffic through the offices – tea trolleys etc.

The scratches in the paint surface were retouched with a reversible treatment of pigments in an acrylic resin binder.

The damage to the frame was repaired using traditional materials and 23.5crt gold leaf. Once completed the surface was distressed and toned with pigments in an organic binder to match the original surface.

Once the painting restoration had been completed it was returned to the Kings Fund and re-installed.

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  • Object – Restoration of Damaged Painting and Frame
  • Client – Kings Fund
  • Sector – Institution
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
Painting Restoration - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - detail - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - detail - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - detail - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - detail - Kings Fund
Painting Restoration - detail - Kings Fund
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Royal Marsden – Sutton

The Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton approached Art Contact to supply artworks for the Robert Tiffany wing. The recently refurbished Robert Tiffany wing required Art in all key areas.

Virginia Grub worked closely with the staff of the Royal Marsden – Sutton to choose a suitable theme for each area. Floral and Woodland themes were chosen for the corridor and the reception area. For the patient rooms a coastal theme was chosen.

The pictures in the corridor and the reception area were reverse printed onto the Perspex panels. Which were then fixed to the walls using Panel fixings.

In the patient rooms the pictures were framed in a moulding to suit the interior palette.

Our Services for Healthcare

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  • Object – Source and Supply artworks for Robert Tiffany Ward
  • Client – Royal Marsden NHS, Sutton
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  Sutton, Greater London
  • Status – Completed
Artworks for Royal Marden - Sutton
Artworks for Robert Tiffany Wing
Artworks for Royal Marden - Sutton
Artworks for Robert Tiffany Wing
Artworks for Royal Marden - Sutton
Artworks for Robert Tiffany Wing
Artworks for Royal Marden - Sutton
Artworks for Robert Tiffany Wing
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Talbot Hughes McKillop

The brief from our client was to source a few tactile artworks which would be a talking point. This we certainly have achieved.

There were few tricky areas to over come, the slopping wall in the main reception area and the acoustic panels in several of the internal rooms.

For the sloping walls in the Reception, a copper wall sculpture by Philip Melling was chosen to compliment the colour pallet used in the reception. Outside the boardroom a paper piece by an Italian artist framed in a perspex box gave the piece a jewel like quality.

In the break-out area, painted aluminium sheets by Julia Brooker were selected. These were framed in box frames to fit on the narrow walls between the windows.

The Boardroom, Pavilion Meeting Room and Booths have acoustic panels giving limited space for artwork. To get round this we commissioned a digital artist to photograph the local area and produce image montages of local and iconic buildings which were then printed onto the fabric cover of the acoustic panels.

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  • Object – Review of art collection for London offices
  • Client – Talbot Hughes McKillop – Recommended by Hugh Prisick of Storey Project Management Consultancy
  • Sector – Offices and Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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BMA – Conference and Meeting Rooms

Art Contact was asked to find appropriate artwork to be included in the refurbishment of various meeting and conference rooms.

To meet the brief a series of photographic montages were commissioned printed onto acrylic panels. In the circulation spaces montages were created of the BMA and the surrounding area but in the named meeting rooms very specific themes were chosen relating to the name of the meeting room.

As well as these commissions, there were also a number of pictures that required re-framing to match the new colour scheme and the interior design of the refurbishment.

To further enhance the interior design clocks and other accessories were also supplied.

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  • Object – Commission acrylic panels for Conference and Meeting Rooms
  • Client – BMA
  • Sector – Institution
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Harley Street Hospital

As part of an ongoing project Art Contact was asked to supply artworks and accessories for the new Doctor’s Lounge at the Harley Street Hospital.

Julia Brooker was commissioned to produce a number of her abstract paintings on metal using a colour palate to match the interior of the Lounge. These paintings were then framed in a Wenge tray frames.

As well as the paintings we also supplied a mirror, soft furnishings and other accessories to help create a suitable atmosphere for this lounge.

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  • Object – Source, select & supply art and accessories for the Doctor’s Lounge
  • Client – Harley Street Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Waverton Investment Management Ltd

Working in conjunction with Denton Associates, Art Contact was asked to oversee and manage the relocation programme for Waverton’s artworks to their new offices.

Our brief included; the review of existing framing, assessment of any restoration/conservation requirements to the artwork, packing and moving of artwork to their new site and the installation of the artwork.

In advance of the move Art Contact pre-arranged the artwork layout for their new offices, which was presented to the client for approval.

Art Contact over saw and managed the packing and labeling of the artwork, prior to moving the existing artwork to the new site and installing them as arranged. Most of the artworks were re-framed in house, to suit the decor in their new offices.

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  • Object – Review and relocation of art collection for London offices
  • Client – Waverton Investment Management Ltd through Denton Associates
  • Sector – Offices and Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Virginia provides Denton with a first class artwork consultancy service. She deals direct with all our clients, eliminating any added margin and advises on the strategy, sourcing and supply of all types of art. Given the diversified nature of these clients and their requirements, this is no mean feat! She has restored and valued existing portfolios and delivered some really innovative and creative ideas in all nature of products, to suit the modern and contemporary workplace, as well as within listed buildings. She is a true expert and makes it a thoroughly enjoyable process.

James Lang, Director, Denton Associates

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Corporate Client – Relocation to Nova South

Our client, one of the largest private equity investors, with offices globally. Art Contact was commissioned to review, refresh and supplement their existing art collection to suit their new offices at Nova South, Victoria.
To assist with the move Art Contact audited the collection and produced a detailed plan for each artwork. Where necessary artworks were re-framed to suit the new offices.

In addition Art Contact was invited to source and select new site specific artworks to complement both the existing collection and also their corporate identity. The resulting purchases and commissions were managed from design through to installation and at the appropriate time the collection was delivered and installed in their new offices.

  • Object – To review, refresh and supplement the existing art collection and co-ordinate the relocation to Nova South
  • Client – Corporate Client
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Victoria, Central London
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client – Moscow

Art Contact was approached by a client in Moscow to purchase 3 sculptures. The sculptures had been seen on our website, purchased and were then sent to Moscow.

The sculptures were supplied, packed for shipment and sent by international art carrier via Italy, for consolidation with other items, and onto Moscow.

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  • Object – Supply and deliver sculptures to Moscow
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Moscow
  • Status – Completed
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Larimar

Art Contact was approached to source and supply suitable artworks for a sample room for a new hotel in the Philippines. Working entirely from architectural drawings and mood boards the artwork and framing was selected and agreed.

Once agreed the pictures were framed, packed for shipment and sent by air freight to their final destination in the Phillipines.

See below a selection of the pictures supplied.

  • Object – Source and supply artworks for sample hotel room in Manilla in the Phillipines
  • Client – Larimar
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  Manilla, Phillipines
  • Status – Completed
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Worshipful Company of Fishmongers – Pageant Scroll

Art Contact was asked by the Fishmongers Company to arrange for the Conservation and Restoration of their Pageant Scroll. The scroll depicts the Lord Mayors pageant of 1616 and dates from around that time.

The scroll was hanging in a frame, mounted on fabric stretched over a wooden support. As part of their on-going refurbishment of the Hall it was decided to make a feature of the scroll by placing it in a purpose built display cabinet in the Library of the Fishmongers Hall.

Art Contact made the arrangements for the scroll to be removed from its existing frame and support. The scroll was then transported to our paper restorer for conservation, restoration and re-mounting onto a new conservation grade support.

The mounted scroll was then packed and placed in storage until the display cabinet had been installed ready to receive the re-mounted scroll.

See the images below in the various stages of the project.

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  • Object – Assist with the Conservation and Restoration of the Pageant Scroll of 1616 at the Fishmongers Hall
  • Client – Worshipful Company of Fishmongers
  • Sector – Office & Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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M3 Capital Partners

Art Contact was asked to assist M3 Capital Partners with the display of some of the photographs of development sites they have been involved in. Images were selected and enhanced by adding strategic colour to highlight areas within the image to give a ‘pop-art’ feel to their original photographs.

Images were selected for a number of wall recesses. These images were printed onto Di-bond panels and floated inside perspex boxes which were designed to fit into the recesses.

One large image, again printed onto Di-bond and floated in a large perspex box was installed leaning against the wall on a slightly raised shelf in the reception.

Other items were mounted and framed in specially milled Oak moulding to match the other woods use in the design of these offices. The images were again selected from detail photographs of their development projects.

The installed artworks were so well received that we have since supplied similar imagery to their offices in the USA.

  • Object – Frame and Display images for London Offices
  • Client – M3 Capital Partners
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client – Spain

Following damage to an art print in a motor accident in Spain, Art Contact was approached to arrange the restoration of the un-framed print.

The damaged print was restored by our paper restorer, packed, crated and returned via our international shippers to our client in Puerto Banus.

  • Object – Restoration of Damaged Print
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Puerto Banus, Spain
  • Status – Completed
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London Digestive Clinic

Art Contact was selected to source and supply artwork for the new London Digestive Clinic in Welbeck Street. Working with the Designers a series of images were selected to complement the ’boutique’ theme of the clinic.

In keeping with the overall design the images were printed onto acrylic panels and installed with stainless steel stand-off panel fixings.

As well as the artwork Art Contact was also requested to source and supply accessories for the clinic including ceiling lamp shades, ceramics, coffee table books, clocks, magazines and vases with floral arrangements for all 5 floors. The accessories completed the boutique theme through out the clinic.

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  • Object – Source and select artworks for London Digestive Clinic
  • Client – Princess Grace Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Royal Marsden Hospital

Art Contact was approached by the Royal Marsden Hospital to source suitable artworks for their refurbished ward. Work was selected for the reception area, corridors, consulting rooms and the patient rooms. A woodland theme was selected for the reception and corridors with more colourful artist prints for the consulting rooms.

These artworks were framed in a moulding to suit the rest of the decor and were installed on security fixings to ensure that they do not get out of line when cleaned.

See a selection of images below.

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  • Object – Commission themed artworks for the Audiology Department
  • Client – Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client – Burnham Market

Art Contact was approached by one of our existing clients to assist with the re-framing and display of their existing collection in a refurbished house in Burnham Market.

Appropriate frames were selected and the pictures were re-framed and where appropriate new stretchers supplied. The pictures were then installed as directed.

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  • Object – Re-framing of existing artworks and assistance with installation
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Burnham Market, Norfolk
  • Status – Completed
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Princess Grace Hospital – Reception and Corridors

Princess Grace Hospital requested that Art Contact commission a series of pictures for the reception and corridors on the ground floor of the Hospital. A selection of images were selected and commissioned and were printed onto clear acrylic.

This style of artwork has become very popular in hospital environments being very easy to maintain. The acrylic panels were then installed using stainless steel panel fixings.

See the selection of images below.

  • Object – Commission of artworks for reception and corridors
  • Client – Princess Grace Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Privet Client – Hull

Following the return of a painting from loan to a gallery where it had been on a touring exhibition, Art Contact was approached by an existing client to arrange for the repair of damage that had occurred while the painting was away at the exhibition.

The painting had received a number of surface scratches and was also suffering from some bruising caused by the stretcher cross bars. The scratches were repaired and a stretcher lining installed to reduce future bruising by the stretcher cross bars.

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  • Object – Restoration of damage to painting following Loan
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Hull
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client – Hampstead

Art Contact was originally approached by an existing corporate client to assist with the re-framing of their private collection for display in their newly refurbished home in Hampstead. Following installing the existing collection a number of areas were selected for the addition of some new artworks.

Various portfolios were put forward showing a range of appropriate styles and mediums. Artworks were selected and prepared for display either being framed or displayed behind protective acrylic covers.

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  • Object – Re-display and supply additional artworks for existing collection in newly refurbished home.
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location –  Hampstead, London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – 234 Great Portland Street

Art contact was asked to supply colourful, printed panels using London Zoo as as the theme for the reception and children playing as the theme for the other floor. These panels were also to echo the style established in other areas for children elsewhere in the hospital.

To continue the theme most of the panels were printed onto acrylic or Forex and installed using panel fixings. In this case some images were printed onto ‘White Roc’ for incorporation into the finished wall.

See the images below showing the interpretation of the required themes.

  • Object – Commission themed artwork for 234 Great Portland Street
  • Client – Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – Shard Clinic

Another exciting project with the Portland Hospital this time at The Shard. The brief was to commission colourful artwork for their children’s ward that incorporated iconic London architecture and scenes. Our digital artist created artwork full of vitality that were printed onto both acrylic and forex panels and were attached using brushed steel stand-off bolts.

We continue to work in locations within the HCA group with the artist who creates these unique artworks as they can be adjusted to incorporate buildings and places of relevance to each hospital whilst maintaining a continuous and aesthetically engaging narrative throughout the group which can be translated to any workplace environment.

  • Object – Commission Artwork for new clinic at the Shard
  • Client – HCA Portland Hospital, Shard Clinic
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – The Shard, Central London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital

As part of our ongoing work with the Portland Hospital, Art Contact was asked to commission a series of themed artworks for the basement and for floors 1 and 3 @ 121 Great Portland Street, ensuring that the artwork on each floor had a different feel.

Continuing with the on-going theme throughout the hospital, these artworks were printed onto clear acrylic and installed with stainless steel panel fixings.

See a selection of images below including one of the panel fixing.

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  • Object – Commission themed artworks for 212 Great Portland Street
  • Client – Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Charles Russell Speechley

Main Brief: Review existing artwork and arrange for relocation to new offices. Review existing framing, asses and restoration requirements to the artwork, consolidate artwork from both venues to be re-house on the refurbished site. Pack and move artwork, transportation and installation.

Sculpture Brief: Commission wall sculpture for the main reception required to suit the general design of the space with special attention to the available fixing points within the wall.

Art Contact was already familiar with Charles Russell Speechly’s existing art collection as we had purchased all the artwork for Speechly Bircham and following their amalgamation with Charles Russell,

Art Contact was invited to oversee and manage the relocation programme for the artwork.

In advance of the move Art Contact pre-arranged the new artwork layout for each floor onto a plan, which was presented to the client for approval. Art Contact over saw and managed the packing and labelling of the artwork, prior to moving the existing artwork to the new site. Existing artwork form Charles Russell collection, where reviewed and re-framed to complement, those from Speechly Bircham. In addition, a site specific wall sculpture by Phillip Melling was commissioned in a recess by the main reception area.

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  • Object – Review and relocation of art collection for London offices
  • Client – Charles Russell Speechley
  • Sector – Offices and Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Jayroma

Jayroma, a well-established fashion company, asked Art Contact to source and frame vintage black and white fashion photography for their office reception in Tottenham Court Road. They wanted to avoid artwork that is widely reproduced and for the focus of the photographs to be on the models and what they were wearing.

To really utilise the space, instead of only using large photographs we created a montage of smaller images that exhibit the elegant and chic styles of the 1950s. The clean-cut black and white photographs, mounts and frames created the sophisticated look that Jayroma wanted to portray and gives a professional first impression to all who enter the office.

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  • Object – Source, supply and frame artwork
  • Client – Jayroma
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Tottenham Court Road, London
  • Status – Completed
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Regent Street Management – Venture House

Regent Street Management Direct required artwork for the reception area at Venture House that would make a strong impression to clients and staff alike. These large bold abstract paintings are visually striking without being intrusive on the space which echoes the company’s approach to their operations.

Framed in stained-black ash, this project is a prime example of how keeping framing simple creates no distractions from the artworks themselves.

This combined with the curvature of the wall and the locations of the artworks in relation to the lighting created an enticing outcome.

As we have our own in-house framing team, we are able to find tailored solutions to our clients’ framing requirements. Subsequently, we oversee projects through from conceptualisations to installation without the need to out-source meaning that we are in control of delivering outcomes that will meet, if not surpass, our clients’ expectations.

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  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for Venture House.
  • Client – Regent Street Management Direct
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Venture House, London
  • Status – Completed
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Association of British Insurers

Following on from our previous work on their stained glass panels, when the Association of British Insurers relocated to their new offices Art Contact was again asked to assist and to find a solution for the display of their collection of stained glass panels.

The solution that was decided upon was to lightly frame the panels and hang them together in front of a light box. The resulting display is very effective and has been extremely well received.

As well as working with the stained glass panels we were also asked to conserve and re-frame some of their extremely old documents including one of the oldest insurance policies in existence. This framing was carried out to full conservation standards and should protect these items from the London atmosphere for years to come.

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  • Object – Frame and Display images for London Offices
  • Client – Association of British Insurers
  • Sector – Ofices & Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Regent Street Management – Hanover Street

Private Apparment Building on Hanover Street.

Regent Street Management Direct assigned Art Contact to brighten up the lobby area of their private apartment building on Hanover Street, London with chic artwork.

Due to their proximity to Vogue House, we sourced and framed a collection of classic black and white fashion photographs. To accompany this we commissioned an abstract canvas triptych that complimented the space’s elegant interiors and colour palette.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for new offices in Hanover Street
  • Client – Regents Street Management
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location – Hanover Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – Shard Clinic

At the beginning of 2016 we completed another project with the HCA Group, this time at The Shard. The brief was to commission colourful artwork for their children’s clinic that incorporated iconic London architecture and scenes. Our digital artist created artwork full of vitality that were printed onto both acrylic and forex panels and were attached using brushed steel stand-off bolts.

We continue to work in locations within the HCA group with the artist who creates these unique artworks as they can be adjusted to incorporate buildings and places of relevance to each hospital whilst maintaining a continuous and aesthetically engaging narrative throughout the group which can be translated to any workplace environment.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks to the Portland Hospital clinic in the Shard
  • Client – HCA, Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Shard, London Bridge
  • Status – Completed
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