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Restaurant & Bar Wall Art

Original restaurant wall art, hand-painted in acrylic on canvas and made to order at the size of your walls. These are paintings with character for restaurants, bars, cafés, lounges and hotel dining rooms: still lifes and table florals, figures, dancers and musicians, moody landscapes and seascapes, and bold abstract and colourful work. Many are painted on dark grounds with strong contrast, so they hold up in low evening light. Any piece can be repainted in your brand palette. Below the works is a guide to choosing, placing and ordering art for a restaurant or bar.

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a tall vertical impasto painting of two large white blooms stacked at the center with gold-leaf and copper-orange leaves around them, on a smoky charcoal and gray ground, in thick acrylic impasto

White blooms and gold leaves on charcoal canvas art

TA#097 18×36" – 50×100"

a large vertical impressionist canvas of a loose bouquet of pink, peach and cream blooms rising up the right side above dark green leaves, set on a flat warm ochre ground, in thick knife-laid paint

Pink and peach bouquet on an ochre ground canvas wall art

IA#098 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical palette-knife painting of golden yellow sunflowers with dark centers gathered at the left of the frame, green leaf strokes fanning out below, all on a soft blue and teal ground in thick impasto acrylic

Golden sunflower heads and teal sky canvas wall art

CA#094 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical palette-knife painting of a dense summer bouquet, with magenta and plum blooms at upper left, peach dahlias at center and lavender and cream sprays filling the rest, in thick knife-dabbed paint

Magenta, plum and peach blossom bouquet acrylic painting

CA#096 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical minimalist painting of stacked cream and ivory loops and rounded vessel shapes filling the center of a deep brown ground, brushed on in flat brushed acrylic

Cream looping forms on dark brown minimalist wall art

WA#051 20×24" – 60×80"

a large square impressionist painting of two dark sailboats moored on a bay, a small white sun above distant purple hills, and red, orange and gold light streaking down the blue water, in thick impasto acrylic

Two sailboats on a blue and orange sunset bay acrylic canvas

IA#091 24×24" – 72×72"

a large vertical still life painting of orange and yellow sunflowers with green foliage arranged in a glossy blue ceramic vase on a red-orange table, one bloom fallen beside it, in blended acrylic

Orange sunflowers in a blue vase still life canvas art

CA#090 20×24" – 60×80"

a large horizontal impressionist painting of a dark sailboat with a rust-red sail at center left, a white sun and its gold reflection on the black water, under a banded blue, red and yellow sky, in knife-laid acrylic

Lone sailboat on a red and blue sunset sea textured canvas

IA#088 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical impressionist painting of the milky way swirling through a deep blue star-filled sky above dark red sandstone buttes along the bottom of the frame, in thick palette-knife acrylic

Starry Milky Way over red rock buttes canvas wall art

IA#1192 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal impressionist floral painting of pale pink, white and deep magenta peonies with a small white blossom at the right, green leaves around them on a soft mauve-brown ground, in thick loaded brushwork

Pink and magenta peonies with white blossom wall decor

HA#059 24×20" – 80×60"

an oversized horizontal impressionist painting of a forest floor deep in orange and yellow leaves, bare dark trunks in a gray mist behind, and a pale icy blue stream falling at right, in heavy impasto

Orange leaf litter and an icy blue stream textured canvas

IA#086 24×20" – 80×60"

a horizontal impressionist painting of a small brown cabin among frost-covered trees on the right, a bare tree and an orange autumn tree on the left, and a wide snowfield under a pink sky with a pale sun, in soft acrylic

Snow cabin and frosted trees under a pink sky canvas art

IA#085 24×20" – 80×60"

a tall vertical realist painting of branches loaded with orange and yellow persimmons hanging from the upper left over layered gray mountains in mist, with bare twigs and a few dark red leaves, in soft blended acrylic

Persimmon boughs above misty ink gray mountains painting

HA#058 18×36" – 50×100"

a large vertical textured painting of a tree with a curving gold-brown trunk and long weeping branches hung with raised golden-yellow petal dabs, on a teal, green and ochre ground with faint grid lines, in 3D relief

Golden blossom tree on a teal and ochre ground acrylic painting

CA#083 18×36" – 50×100"

a large horizontal still life painting of lychee branches heavy with pink-red fruit hanging over a shallow pond, orange and red koi swimming among pale stones below, in green and grey-blue tones, in smooth acrylic

Lychee branches over a koi pond canvas wall art

HA#055 24×20" – 80×60"

an oversized horizontal painting of pink cherry blossom branches reaching in from the left and right corners against a deep cobalt blue sky, the petals worked in soft realistic acrylic

Cobalt sky and pink cherry blossom acrylic painting

CA#1242 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical realistic acrylic painting of a classical bouquet in a gold urn, white and coral roses, a cream tulip, blue delphinium and broad green leaves lit against a deep brown and black background

Dutch style rose and tulip bouquet in an urn acrylic painting

HA#052 20×24" – 60×80"

an oversized horizontal abstract painting of hundreds of short palette-knife dabs in pink, yellow, white, teal and orange, packed into a dense field that pales toward the top, in thick raised paint

Pink, yellow and teal dab field abstract canvas wall art

AA#081 36×18" – 100×50"

a large square palette-knife painting of flowering cacti standing upright at the center, green paddles topped with cream, red and yellow blooms above a mosaic of pink, blue and purple desert rocks, in ridged impasto

Blooming cacti and desert rocks textured canvas art

CA#080 24×24" – 72×72"

a large vertical minimalist painting of cream white magnolia blossoms in a round glass vase, drawn with fine etched outlines on a near-black ground, in thin scratched acrylic

Cream magnolia blossoms in a glass vase on black wall decor

WA#095 20×24" – 60×80"

a large horizontal impressionist painting of the Grand Canal in Venice at sunset, black gondolas and wooden mooring poles at the left, the domes of Santa Maria della Salute on the right, in soft warm acrylic

Venice Grand Canal at sunset with gondolas canvas art

IA#1202 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical palette-knife painting of a loose bouquet, with a plum tulip, orange and scarlet poppies and yellow blooms massed at the top over blue and red paint running down a white ground, in thick acrylic

Red, purple and orange bouquet with paint drips canvas art

CA#079 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical floral painting of one open white lotus with a gold seed head at its center and a small closed bud below left, on a charcoal gray ground streaked with gold leaf and thin drips in thin acrylic

Single white lotus with gold leaf flecks canvas painting

HA#1188 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical still life of a wildflower bouquet in a glass vase, with orange, red, yellow and purple blooms scattering outward on a warm golden background, in thick knife-laid acrylic

Orange and purple wildflower bouquet textured canvas art

CA#077 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal realistic acrylic painting of two peacocks facing each other on a branch, a blue bird with a fanned green tail on the left and a white peacock with a pale open tail on the right in a flowering garden

Green and white peacock pair in a garden canvas wall art

HA#049 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical painting of nine red, white and gold koi swimming upward through pale green water, with broad lotus pads and one open pink lotus at the lower right, in smooth blended acrylic

Nine red and white koi with a pink lotus canvas wall art

HA#047 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide panoramic realist painting of a peacock fanning a huge green and teal tail on a rock at left, pink peonies and magnolia branches around it, a stepped waterfall, koi and a red sun on the right, in painted color

Peacock in full display beside pink peonies wall decor

HA#046 36×18" – 100×50"

a wide horizontal realist painting of orange persimmons hanging in clusters from slim bare brown branches, two small sparrows perched on the right, against a softly mottled gray ground, in smooth layered acrylic

Ripe persimmons and two small birds on bare branches wall art

HA#045 24×20" – 80×60"

a horizontal still life painting of a green wine bottle beside a glass of red wine, with a bunch of dark red grapes on the left, green grapes and two apples on the right, on a wooden table

Wine bottle grapes and apples still life canvas wall art

HA#040 24×20" – 80×60"

a wide panoramic textured painting of purple and magenta blooms rising on slim gold-green stems from a band of teal leaves along the lower edge, set on a soft lavender ground in heavy palette-knife impasto

Magenta and teal blooms on lavender textured canvas art

TA#076 36×18" – 100×50"

a large vertical impasto painting of a bouquet of red, yellow, pink and orange roses massed at the center, their stems dissolving into pale blue and cream drips below, built in thick palette-knife acrylic

Rainbow rose bouquet with pastel drips acrylic painting

CA#075 20×24" – 60×80"

a large panoramic abstract painting of an exploding flower shape, orange, coral and white petals radiating from a purple core over a deep blue and teal ground flecked with yellow, in thick palette-knife acrylic

Orange coral bloom bursting over deep blue canvas wall art

CA#1241 36×18" – 100×50"

a long horizontal textured floral painting of pastel pink, white and yellow roses massed in a wide band with green, blue and purple paint dabs between them, built from very thick dabs of acrylic

Pastel rose garden wall art in thick dab impasto

TA#073 36×18" – 100×50"

a wide horizontal impressionist wall art of a dense poppy meadow, red blooms and white and yellow wildflowers packed through bright green grass under a narrow band of deep blue sky, in thick palette-knife impasto

Dense red poppy meadow under blue sky impasto acrylic painting

IA#072 36×18" – 100×50"

a large vertical impressionist painting of a mixed bouquet with a white daisy at the center, blue cosmos, pink and orange roses and lilac sprigs fanning out above a pale gray ground, in thick knife-laid paint

White daisy and pink rose palette-knife floral wall art

CA#1240 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide panoramic palette-knife painting of one giant dahlia opening from a beaded blue and gold center, its petals grading through purple, magenta, cream, orange and red with turquoise between them, in heavy impasto

Giant multicolor dahlia bloom textured canvas art

CA#069 36×18" – 100×50"

a large square floral painting of one open rose filling the frame, crimson and pink petals curling out of a deep red center over white, with a ground of green, teal and yellow flecks, in thick knife-laid acrylic

Close-up crimson and pink rose in knife strokes wall art

CA#066 24×24" – 72×72"

a large vertical sculpted flower painting of a loose cluster of blossoms in orange, lavender, white and deep blue with raised gold centers, over a pale blue and peach ground with green leaves below

Orange, lavender and peach sculpted blossom canvas painting

TA#060 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical floral painting of one sunflower filling the upper canvas, gold and orange petals ridged around a dark brown seed head, with green stem strokes below on a pale grey ground, in thick palette-knife acrylic

Textured single sunflower bloom in gold and amber acrylic painting

TA#059 20×24" – 60×80"

a panoramic textured painting of hot pink cherry blossoms with gold centers on a brown branch, set in front of misty gray mountains and a soft peach sky, the petals raised in heavy impasto

Hot pink sakura and misty gray mountain canvas wall art

TA#058 36×18" – 100×50"

a tall narrow impasto painting of open peonies in pink, magenta, peach and cream with one turquoise bloom, stacked up the panel over olive and gold leaves on a soft teal ground, in thick palette-knife acrylic

Magenta, peach and cream peony canvas wall decor

TA#056 18×36" – 50×100"

a wide horizontal impasto painting of white magnolia blooms with yellow centers opening among broad green and sage leaves, peach buds scattered at the edges, in thick palette-knife acrylic

Wide white magnolia and sage green leaf textured canvas art

TA#054 36×18" – 100×50"

a wide horizontal palette-knife painting of red, pink, yellow and orange poppies standing on green stems along the lower two thirds, under a bright blue sky with thick white clouds, in heavy impasto

Multicolor poppies under a blue sky textured canvas art

CA#053 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical painting of magenta and pink poppies on dark green stems along the lower edge, under a deep blue and violet night sky with a pale cream full moon casting a beam of light, in thick acrylic

Pink poppies under a full moon canvas wall art

CA#1182 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical impressionist still life canvas of a ribbed yellow pumpkin on a dark table, deep purple plums and green leaves scattered in front of it against a warm ochre and orange ground, in soft acrylic

Yellow pumpkin and dark plums still life acrylic painting

IA#1180 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal impressionist winter painting of a red barn with a snow-loaded roof at right, dark pine forest behind, a bare tree at left and a violet and yellow sunset sky, in smooth blended acrylic

Red cabin in snow under a violet and gold sky canvas art

IA#1201 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical impressionist painting of an orange sunset over green fields, a white cottage with a red roof beside a country road and a leafy branch hanging into the top corner, in soft blended acrylic

Orange sunset over a country road and cottage acrylic painting

IA#037 20×24" – 60×80"

a large horizontal impressionist painting of a snow-covered village with a lit stone lighthouse at left, a horse-drawn sleigh and small dog crossing blue snow under a yellow sunset sky, in smooth blended acrylic

Snowy lighthouse village and horse sleigh canvas wall art

IA#035 24×20" – 80×60"

Restaurant art guide · Updated

How to choose wall art for a restaurant or bar

Key takeaways

  • Choose for service time: most restaurants and bars trade in warm, low evening light, where dark grounds and strong contrast hold up and pale washes turn grey.
  • Judge it from the seats: diners see the walls from chair height, so hang above banquettes with the bottom edge 20–30 cm over the backrest and check every piece from a table.
  • Let the art zone the room: a statement at the entrance, a run along the banquette, something bolder behind the bar and a quieter piece in private dining.
  • Plan for the next site: every work is painted to order by code, so a scheme approved for one opening can be painted again, in the same or a new colourway, for the next.

What does wall art do in a restaurant or bar?

Wall art sets the mood of a restaurant or bar before anyone reads the menu, gives the room an identity that guests remember and photograph, and helps divide one space into areas with different feelings.

Diners take in a room the moment they walk in. Furniture and lighting establish whether it is casual or formal, but art says what kind of place it is: a Mediterranean seafood room, a Parisian brasserie, a dark cocktail bar, a bright brunch café. A strong painting also becomes the backdrop to countless table photographs, which is how a dining room is seen by people who have not yet booked.

Art is a practical tool as well. A long banquette wall reads as a single composed space when it carries a run of related pieces, and a change of painting style can separate the bar from the dining room without a partition.

How do you choose wall art for a restaurant?

Start from the concept and the hours you trade, then choose subject and palette that suit the room in its working light, and check every candidate from the seats rather than the doorway.

The art does not have to show food; it has to share the restaurant's attitude. A relaxed coastal kitchen suits loose seascapes; a classic bistro suits still lifes and figures; a contemporary tasting room suits restrained abstracts or plaster relief. Look at the room at the hour it is busiest, with the lights at their service level, before deciding on colour.

VenueMood to aim forWhat tends to work
Fine diningComposed, quiet, confidentRestrained abstracts, textured relief, a single large landscape
Bistro or brasserieWarm, lively, a little nostalgicStill lifes, table florals, figurative scenes
Café and brunchBright, fresh, daytimeColourful florals, light landscapes, playful pop work
Cocktail bar and loungeMoody, glamorous, intimateDark grounds with gold, dramatic abstracts, figures at night
Wine barRelaxed, earthyWarm landscapes, rustic still lifes, terracotta and brown palettes
Hotel all-day diningWorks from breakfast to dinnerMid-tone landscapes and florals that suit daylight and lamplight

What kinds of restaurant art work well?

Four kinds of painting suit restaurants and bars: still lifes and table florals, figures and cultural scenes, moody landscapes and seascapes, and bold abstract or colourful work.

Still lifes and table florals for restaurants

Bouquets, fruit, vases and laid tables, from loose palette-knife work to naive and decorative styles. They belong naturally in a dining room because they show the pleasures of the table, and they suit bistros, brasseries and breakfast rooms. Still-life restaurant art.

a large vertical impressionist canvas of a loose bouquet of pink, peach and cream blooms rising up the right side above dark green leaves, set on a flat warm ochre ground, in thick knife-laid paint a large vertical minimalist painting of cream white magnolia blossoms in a round glass vase, drawn with fine etched outlines on a near-black ground, in thin scratched acrylic a large vertical palette-knife painting of a loose bouquet, with a plum tulip, orange and scarlet poppies and yellow blooms massed at the top over blue and red paint running down a white ground, in thick acrylic a large vertical impasto painting of a bouquet of red, yellow, pink and orange roses massed at the center, their stems dissolving into pale blue and cream drips below, built in thick palette-knife acrylic
See all still lifes for restaurants →

Figures, dancers and musicians

Dancing couples, seated women, cubist musicians and street scenes. People on the wall add life to an empty room before service and a sense of company once it fills, which is why figurative work suits bars, music venues and lively restaurants. Figurative and cultural art.

a panoramic textured painting of hot pink cherry blossoms with gold centers on a brown branch, set in front of misty gray mountains and a soft peach sky, the petals raised in heavy impasto a large panoramic impressionist canvas of a dense crowd under dark umbrellas filling the lower half, walking beneath red, blue and orange neon signs, with wet reflections below, in thick palette-knife acrylic a large panoramic painting of a stylized tree of life with spiraling gold, amber and red branches and a mosaic tile trunk, on a cream ground of feathered white leaves dotted with pink blossoms, in flat detailed paint a large vertical impasto painting of a white snow mountain built from thick knife-laid ridges, dotted with tiny skiers in red, blue and black tracing lines down the slope under a blue sky of pink and orange clouds
See all figurative art for bars and restaurants →

Moody landscapes and seascapes

Copper sunsets over the sea, snowy cabins at dusk, harbours and golden fields. A warm-toned landscape gives a dining room a view and a story about where the food comes from, and it glows under low lighting. Moody landscapes.

a large horizontal impressionist painting of the Grand Canal in Venice at sunset, black gondolas and wooden mooring poles at the left, the domes of Santa Maria della Salute on the right, in soft warm acrylic an oversized horizontal impressionist painting of a breaking wave curling into a barrel on the left, its blue and teal crest arching over a gold and orange sunset on calm water, in heavy impasto a wide panoramic impressionist painting of the sun low over the sea, with burnt orange and gray clouds above, a deep blue swell in the middle and a warm rust and yellow shoreline below, in palette-knife acrylic a large vertical palette-knife painting of an abstract harbor, with blocky white, gold and pink sails against a blue sky in the upper half and long horizontal smears of gold and blue reflection below
See all landscapes and seascapes for dining rooms →

Bold abstract and colourful work

Thick knife strokes, emerald and coral sweeps, black grounds with cream relief. Abstract and colourful pieces suit contemporary restaurants, rooftop bars and fast-casual concepts, and they can carry a brand colour without looking like signage. Bold restaurant art.

an oversized horizontal abstract painting of hundreds of short palette-knife dabs in pink, yellow, white, teal and orange, packed into a dense field that pales toward the top, in thick raised paint a large square abstract painting of horizontal bands of scarlet, crimson and scraped white with a dark brown seam through the middle, where red paint runs down in long drips into a pale mint green base a large vertical abstract painting of broad terracotta and white shapes with a slate gray block on the left, a short black bar at the top and one thin black line hanging down the center, in matte acrylic a large vertical abstract painting of hazy terracotta, rust and dusty pink clouds with a dark speckled band running above a glowing cream center, in soft-edged acrylic
See all bold abstract art for bars →

Where should art hang in a restaurant or bar?

Put the strongest piece where guests first look on arrival, a related run along the banquette or the longest dining wall, a bolder piece behind the bar, and quieter work in private dining and the corridor to the washrooms.

Entrance and host stand

The first wall visible from the door sets expectations. One large painting here works like a sign for the room's mood.

Banquettes and booths

Seated diners look up at the wall from about 110–120 cm. Hang so the bottom edge of each canvas sits 20–30 cm above the backrest, high enough that heads and coats do not rub it, low enough to stay in a seated sightline. A long banquette takes a run of equal-sized pieces with even gaps or a single panoramic canvas.

Behind the bar

The back bar is often cluttered with bottles and shelves, so art here should be bolder and simpler, placed where the shelving stops. Dramatic bar art.

Private dining and passages

A private dining room can take a more intimate work, and the corridor to the washrooms is a good place for a series of smaller verticals. Keep all art away from the kitchen pass, heat lamps, coffee machines and anywhere steam or splashes reach the wall.

What size restaurant wall art do you need, and how many pieces?

Size each restaurant painting to about two-thirds of the furniture or wall section below it, and use fewer, larger pieces in a big room and a tighter run of smaller ones along banquettes and booths.

A large dining room with high ceilings swallows small art; one or two big canvases, or a panoramic piece along the main wall, give it a centre. A narrow room or a row of booths works better with a sequence: one painting per booth, centred on each table, or three to five equal pieces spaced about 8–12 cm apart along the banquette. Keep the sizes identical in a run so the eye reads it as one band. Over a sideboard or service station, two-thirds of its width is the usual guide.

Restaurant walls rarely match standard canvas sizes, and every painting here is made to order, so measure each wall and ask for the exact dimensions; the composition is redrawn to fit rather than cropped. Panoramic restaurant art or square pieces for booths.

Which colours and lighting suit restaurant and bar art?

For evening service, choose deep grounds, warm colours and strong contrast, and light each piece with warm white spots; for daytime cafés, lighter and brighter palettes work better.

Most dining rooms and bars run at low light after dark, often with warm lamps around 2700 K. In that light, pale and delicate colours lose their difference and look grey, while black, navy, brown, deep green and burgundy grounds with gold, cream or orange highlights come forward. Moody and cosy art, black or gold restaurant art.

A breakfast room or café trades in daylight, so whites, yellows, pinks and greens stay fresh there. Uplifting pieces. Whatever the palette, give the main works their own light: a narrow-beam spot angled at about 30 degrees, or a picture light, makes a painting the brightest thing on the wall without glare on the tables. A painting near a dark window wall at night may also need a slightly lighter palette than it would in daytime.

How do you order restaurant art in time for an opening?

Send the wall sizes, the concept and the brand palette, approve a first piece, then each canvas is painted with progress photos in about 10 days and shipped by express in 5–7 days, so order at least a few weeks before the opening.

Every work is hand-painted in acrylic on canvas as standard, oil paint on request, and the palette can be matched to a brand colour, a paint code, a fabric or a tile before painting begins. You see photographs or video at each stage, and the next stage starts only after you approve it; a final photograph is approved before the piece is dispatched. Painting takes about 10 days and express transit 5–7 days by DHL, FedEx or UPS, so leave time for your approvals and for installation before the soft opening. A larger fit-out can also go by air or sea freight on the route iHomeArt suggests, with the transit time depending on it.

Paintings ship rolled, stretched ready to hang, or framed in gold, silver, black, white or wood; a frame protects the edges on walls near busy service routes. For restaurant groups, every work has a catalogue code, so a scheme that works in one location can be painted again for the next, as before or in a new colourway. A single piece can be ordered, volume pricing starts at 10 pieces, and every enquiry is quoted within one business day. See art for restaurant groups, bars and F&B rollouts, custom sizes and colours or request a quote.

Restaurant wall art FAQs

What kind of art is best for a restaurant?

The best restaurant art shares the concept's attitude and holds up in the room's working light. Still lifes and figures suit bistros, warm landscapes suit wine bars and rustic kitchens, and restrained abstracts or textured relief suit contemporary dining. Choose fewer, larger pieces for big rooms and a run of smaller ones for banquettes.

What art works best in a bar or lounge?

Bar art works best when it is bold and simple: dark grounds with gold or cream, dramatic abstracts, and figures or dancers that suit the room after dark. Behind the bar itself, choose a strong composition that stays readable among bottles and shelving, and light it with a warm spot.

Should restaurant art match the cuisine?

Not literally. Restaurant art works best when it matches the mood and origin of the cuisine rather than illustrating dishes: a coastline for a seafood restaurant, a warm landscape for a trattoria, a cubist café scene for a brasserie. Literal food pictures tend to look like menu photography.

How do you protect paintings in a restaurant?

Keep restaurant paintings away from the kitchen pass, heat lamps, coffee machines and anywhere steam or splashes reach the wall, and hang them high enough above banquettes that heads and coats do not touch them. A frame protects the edges in busy areas; dust the surface gently with a soft, dry cloth.

Is a mural or a painting better for a restaurant?

A mural suits a restaurant that will not change its concept for years, because it is painted onto the building. Canvas paintings can be moved, re-hung, or taken to a new site, and they can be ordered at mural scale in panoramic or multi-panel formats. Many restaurants use one large canvas instead of a mural.

How high should art hang in a restaurant dining room?

In a restaurant dining room with standing views, hang art with its centre at about 145–152 cm (57–60 in). Above banquettes and booths, set the bottom edge 20–30 cm above the backrest so seated diners see it comfortably. Keep a consistent line along any run of pieces.

Can restaurant art be painted in our brand colours?

Yes. Send the brand colours as paint codes or swatches, and the palette of any restaurant painting here is adjusted before painting begins. You approve the colour on progress photos at each stage, so the brand colour is checked on the canvas, not only on a screen.

Can the same art be used in several restaurant locations?

Yes. Each restaurant painting has a catalogue code and is painted to order, so a scheme approved for one site can be painted again for the next, unchanged or in a new colourway to suit that room. Each canvas is still an individual hand-painted original.

How far ahead of an opening should restaurant art be ordered?

Order restaurant art at least a few weeks before opening. Each piece takes about 10 days to paint and 5–7 days in transit, and your approvals at each stage and the installation both need time. A sample piece first adds a short extra step but settles colour early.

Are these restaurant paintings originals, and is there trade pricing?

Yes, every restaurant painting here is an original, hand-painted in acrylic on canvas to order, with oil paint on request. Trade buyers can order a single piece, volume pricing starts at 10 pieces, and every enquiry is quoted within one business day. Shipping is not included in the painting price: iHomeArt arranges it worldwide and confirms the cost before dispatch.

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