Whatever the size of project, you should always seek the expertise of an art consultant when you buy contemporary art for your offices. The display and selection of art has become increasingly considered as an integral component of the modern office interior and a well planned, effectively managed art programme will ensure that you make the most of your budget, and create a unique and stimulating environment that will set you apart from your competitors.

Sarah Myerscough Fine Art has a small research and support team to manage each project, ensuring the level of quality, creativity, and expertise on which our reputation depends. Our consultants, educated in History of Art to MA standard have a fully informed knowledge of the current art market, are aware of the emergence of talented young artists and can make a considered judgement regarding investment opportunity which extends to Modern British art . Sarah Myerscough herself has over twenty years experience of giving professional advice on art selection, ensuring that any art statement is effectively and coherently communicated. For the consultancy the emphasis when considering an art collection is to provide value for money, with a keen eye on quality and innovation and a desire to promote the work of young up and coming artists.

Whether you are relocating or refurbishing; requiring art for a small meeting room or a city headquarters, Sarah Myerscough Fine Art offers a personal, professional and independent advisory service for selecting contemporary art to your specifications.

The Gallery also works with private collectors to establish contemporary art collections for their home. Projects range from a single commission to a whole range of paintings, photographs, sculpture and Applied Arts, including glass, ceramic and turned wood. Budgets vary enormously depending on a collector’s preference for young up-and-coming artists or more established names.

The commissioning process is very popular with both Corporate and private collectors for a single painting or for example, an in-situ sculptural wall panel. The client will meet the artist at home, in the office or at the gallery, the artist will then make a proposal with sketches or maquettes. When the client is happy to proceed a deposit of 1/3 is paid and on completion, happy acceptance of the work and installation the remaining percentage due.

These images are from a few selected projects from the past few years that demonstrate the diversity of art work that can be incorporated into the design of an office interior or home.