Eastern Interior
Canonical Eastern subjects as the spiritual spine of a room — Buddhas, bodhisattvas, sutra mandalas.
SUBJECT FAMILIES · 01
Three families, one architectural language.
Auspicious / Feng Shui
Nine fish, lotus pond, five blessings, peony of prosperity — the inherited vocabulary of Chinese interior symbolism.
Spatial Art
Abstracted mandalas, geometric wirework, mineral colour fields — cloisonné as a contemporary architectural medium.
SELECTED WORKS · 02
Six paintings, composed for a wall.
SCALE · 03
Three working scales — pick the one your wall can hold.
120 × 60 cm
ENTRY FORMATFoyer, study or tea-room anchor wall. Restrained scale; complete presence.
110–160 cm clear wall150 × 75 cm
STANDARD COLLECTIONResidential hall, members’ club, corporate reception — the most-commissioned scale.
180–240 cm clear wall180 × 90 cm
SPATIAL CENTREPIECEHotel lobby, cultural venue, corporate atrium — the visual core of the room.
260 cm+ clear wallWHERE OUR WORK LIVES · 04
Five contexts we compose for.
01
Private Residence
Foyer · Living hall · Study02
Members’ Club / Tea House
VIP room · Private dining03
Corporate
Reception · Executive floor · Boardroom04
Hospitality
Hotel lobby · Suite · Spa05
Cultural
Museum · Cultural foyer · Heritage venueCOMMISSION PROCESS · 05
Four steps from brief to installed work.
01
Site Brief
We review architectural plans, light direction, sightlines, ceiling height and adjacent palette. Remote or on-site.
02
Concept & Sample
A scaled colour study and a 15 × 15 cm enamel material sample are produced within two weeks for sign-off.
03
Studio Production
90–240 days depending on scale and complexity. Documented at every stage; progress photographs sent weekly.
04
Installation & Care
Crating, freight, on-site installation and a written care brief. Lifetime conservation support from the atelier.
COMMISSIONING QUESTIONS · 06
What architects and collectors ask.
How does cloisonné work as architectural art compared to painting or print?+
Cloisonné is the only pictorial medium that does not fade, does not need glazing or climate control, and reads as luminous from across a room. Gold wire stands 0.5–1 mm above the surface, so the picture activates differently under morning, noon and evening light — closer to sculpture than to painting.
Can you produce site-specific work for a hotel lobby or corporate lobby?+
Yes. We have produced commissions for hospitality, cultural and corporate clients across Asia. The process begins with a site brief (plans, light, sightlines) and ends with on-site installation. Lead time is 4–8 months depending on scale.
What sizes are possible? Is there a maximum?+
Standard collection runs 120 × 60 cm to 180 × 90 cm. We have produced multi-panel works up to 4 metres wide for hospitality and museum settings; larger works are composed as modular panels for transport and installation.
How is a commissioned spatial painting priced?+
Pricing is a function of size, wire density, firing/setting passes and edition (commissions are typically 1/1). Indicative ranges: 120 × 60 cm collector pieces from USD 9,000; 180 × 90 cm spatial centrepieces from USD 28,000; multi-panel hospitality commissions quoted on enquiry.
How are works installed and protected long-term?+
Wall-mounted on a French cleat with concealed hardware. The surface needs no glazing — dust with a soft dry cloth. We provide a written care brief and remain available for conservation advice for the life of the work.
Do you ship and install internationally?+
Yes. International freight is handled by DHL Art Service or equivalent in dedicated wooden crates with full insurance. On-site installation can be arranged in major cities via vetted partners.