Skateboard wall art can give an office or workspace a distinctive image. Choose it around the people, room and practical installation rather than claims that a deck will improve productivity.
Match the image to the setting
A shared office may call for a different subject than a private studio. Consider text, explicit imagery and how the work will be seen by visitors.
Ask the people using the space when a prominent piece will affect their surroundings.
Plan the viewing position
A single deck can accent a smaller wall. A set can create a wider composition when the complete dimensions and gaps are measured.
Keep clear of doors, circulation routes and equipment that needs access.
Check the video-call background
View the display through the actual camera. Furniture and framing can hide part of an image or create awkward overlaps.
A clear composition on screen does not require the whole room to be redesigned.
Install for the workplace
Use suitable hardware and involve the building's responsible person where required. Public or shared spaces may need an installer to assess the support and location.
Do not improvise a hanging system above desks or seating.
Keep the selection honest
An artwork can provide interest and a personal connection without a fabricated study about employee performance or a forecast of corporate resale value.
Choose a piece that suits the workplace and can be explained accurately to the people who see it.
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