Your lobby is the first showing.Most buildings stop at 90%
Prospects decide how a building feels from the moment they cross the front door. Your brand, culture, and where you are going are all communicated before anyone says a word.
The renovation finished. The lobby didn't.
Who owns the last 10% of your building?- Architectdone at the finishes
- Property managerrunning a dozen other buildings
- Leasing brokersells the square footage
- Tenantsnot their lobby
- Facilitieskeeps the lights on, no budget line
- Stodelle Housefinishes the thought
How the end result actually shows up
A certified interior designer in the room from walkthrough to install, until the lobby looks like the leasing brochure promised.
Walk
We walk the building the way a prospective tenant does and write up what it says in the first thirty seconds.
Story
One concept tied to the building and its identity, approved before a dollar is spent.
Curate & source
Art chosen for scale and durability in high-traffic spaces, procured under one PO.
Install & finish
Installed after hours around your tenants, punch-listed before the next tour.
Lobbies, Offices, Public Spaces
One idea, one cohesive art program, chosen with ownership and carried from the front door to the tenant floors.
- 01 · The lobbyA curated first-impression. A memorable experience that immediately communicates your brand story and reinforces service experience.
- 02 · The workspaceInspire new ideas. Art programs dramatically improve staff satisfaction, pride and community while allowing creativity and improved focus.
- 03 · Public spacesWhat do your clients see when they make it past the lobby? Conference rooms, training rooms, and amenity spaces should convey the same feeling a great lobby does.
01 · The lobby03 · Public spaces02 · the workspaceThree ways to finish the building.
The Last 10% Audit
A building walk and a written plan for the lobby and common areas, with or without construction. Where every building starts.
Book a building walkCommercial Art Programs
- One story from lobby to tenant floors
- Curated, framed, procured
- Installed after hours and styled
- Ready for the next tour
Design Review for Big Builds
A lobby renovation, a building repositioning, a new headquarters. We review the drawings for design intent and art coordination, so what ownership approved is what gets built.
Ask about a reviewSomething smaller? An elevator landing, one tenant floor, a single commission.Yes, we do that too →
17% more productive
In a University of Exeter experiment, employees working in offices enriched with plants and artwork were 17% more productive than those in bare, functional offices.
What building owners ask first
We don't have an art budget.
Most buildings don't. It usually comes from the capital or repositioning budget, the leasing and marketing line, or an office buildout. The audit finds which one is real before we talk numbers.
Our architect or designer handles that.
Ask them. Art is almost always excluded from their scope. We work alongside your firm and never compete for the building.
Will this disrupt our tenants?
No. We coordinate with your building facilities team and install after hours or on weekends, so tenants walk into a finished space.
Can you show us past work?
Yes. Some photography belongs to the firms that own it, so we share the full project book privately. Request the portfolio and we'll send it to your inbox.