Over the years, our team has done a lot of work for Cognizant. Before the company’s rebranding, we assisted the client with lobby and training room wall murals. After the rebranding, we outfitted the corporate office with multiple wall murals. For this latest project, the client requested 3D cube wall art to impress visitors at its San Francisco, CA, offices. Could we do it? You bet!
A Quick Word on Mid-Century Modern Art
Cube art, or Cubism, is a movement revolutionized by Pablo Picasso. Over the decades, cube art transcended the canvas and became a favorite motif in wall mural design. However, company owners looking for large 3D cube wall art now look beyond the mural. Cognizant is one of these visionary businesses, and our team had the opportunity to work on a large-scale wall art installation for this client.
Adding an Art Wall Comprised of 220 Cubes
The client ordered 3D cube wall art. Additionally, they specified a gradient color change look. Our graphic artist went to work and designed a display incorporating 220 three-dimensional cubes that our technicians painted in a series of specific colors to affect the gradient color change. Because we worked with an installation contractor in San Francisco, our artist carefully labeled the location requirements for each cube. The finished look is an excellent example of mid-century modern art.
Decorative Wall Art for Retailers, Offices, and Other Businesses
Our team does a lot of work for business owners and managers looking to upgrade their interior decor with wall art. Some request products that incorporate the company’s branding.
- Doodle wall art. This type of mural creates an unconventional brand display. It combines lettering with graphics to feature mission or vision statement messages. These murals are ideal for lobbies, conference rooms, and hallways.
- Printed acrylic panels. Begin or continue a brand narrative with imprinted acrylic panels. These three-dimensional products may be displayed with a glossy or matte finish. Clients like them to showcase photos of products or locations. They add splashes of color to otherwise bland walls and attract visitors’ attention. For restaurants, custom-cut acrylic panels can become part of the ambiance.
- Wall posters. Another way of bringing art to the office is by having our team design framed wall posters. Some clients have successfully featured their goods and advertising in their offices with these products. Because we customize the size to meet your rooms’ specifications, we can go as large (or small) as you like.
What Would Your Office Look Like With Large-Sized Wall Art?
There are no limits to the artistry you can bring into your space. Gone are the days when you had to rely on mass-produced paintings you might find at big-box office supply stores. Now, we can fully customize products to meet your unique needs and tastes. Invite our team to visit your location for a site survey. Let us show you what your location could look like with brand-centric wall art.
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