Art rental for offices in 5 steps

Image: Art by Dupani for an industrial packaging developer in Brussels
1. Put your business first
Take your time to distill the essence of your company. The chosen artwork for your space should resonate with the culture, the employee values and foundational elements.
The versatility of art in the Bernice rental collection provides numerous avenues for exploration. Thinking geographically and picking art made in your company’s area, for instance, opens up plenty diverse options. By directing your focus towards artists from your city or town, you immediately weave a compelling narrative, irrespective of the specific themes depicted in the chosen artwork.

image: photography by Marnix Krekels for a notary’s office in Aalst (BE)
2. Make up a schedule

Image: Paintings from the series “I wish I were Italian” by Thomas Dielman for a pharmaceutical company in Antwerp

Image: Painting by Lisa Spillebeen for the boardroom of an international lawyers firm in Brussels.
4. Explore alternatives

Image: Left: painting by Patrick Vertenten for an office in Beveren – Right: painting by Bart Daems for a bank in Brussels
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