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LS Art Consulting The Premier Division of FrameWorks. FrameWorks staff have over 45 years experience in the picture framing industry.

South FL’s Women Led Art Consulting & Fabrication Company- specializing in art and framing for hospitality design & cruise ship interiors. All work is overseen by our Certified Picture Framers (CPF). FrameWorks provides complete art services for individuals, interior designers and businesses. We carry a vast selection of frame and mat samples from which to choose. We specialize in the preservation of fine art, memorabilia, fine art printing, custom framing, and volume framing. FrameWorks staff can also provide you with a broad range of both original art and reproductions. Our staff can assist you in finding that perfect art, wherever it is published.

The most common trap in hospitality: believing that "feeling like home" just means using domestic decor.What makes a spa...
10/07/2026

The most common trap in hospitality: believing that "feeling like home" just means using domestic decor.

What makes a space feel like home isn't the furniture. It's feeling like someone designed it specifically for the people using it. Three ways to achieve this without losing refinement:

Materials that age with dignity, art with a specific reason to be there, and details that are part of the space's logic—not decoration added at the end. Refinement isn't lost with warmth. It's lost when warmth is generic.

"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rou...
10/02/2026

"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." As the unofficial motto of the US Postal Service—a 5th-century quote about Persian messengers, our team seemingly adopted it without knowing.

Last week, we were on-site inspecting tempered glass panels in the Miami rain. Not because the work is glamorous in those conditions. But because the installation window doesn't move, and the standard doesn't change with the weather.

This is what custom fabrication and installation in real hospitality environments means: Cruise ship timelines don't wait. Hotel openings don't get postponed. You have to be there when the moment arrives—rain or shine.

Thirty years of showing up.

A hotel lobby gets exactly 8 seconds. That's how long it takes for a guest to decide how they feel about a property the ...
10/01/2026

A hotel lobby gets exactly 8 seconds. That's how long it takes for a guest to decide how they feel about a property the moment they walk through the doors.

The art on the walls isn't just decoration—it's the first impression. It sets the exact tone for their entire stay.

Designing for hotels is the kind of brief that never gets easier, and it never gets old.

True luxury in 2026 is no longer about imported marble or globalized aesthetics.The hospitality world is moving past gen...
09/30/2026

True luxury in 2026 is no longer about imported marble or globalized aesthetics.

The hospitality world is moving past generic luxury, and you can see this shift at the highest levels of the industry. Firms like Yabu Pushelberg are designing spaces like Hotel Mitsui Hakone to reflect only their specific geography. Wimberly Interiors echoes this, confirming that true authenticity is now driven by local art and site-specific textures.

In practical terms, the art program is what anchors the architecture to the destination.

Before choosing a piece for a project, ask yourself: Could this be placed in any other hotel in the world? If the answer is yes, you are just decorating walls. You aren't curating an experience.

A hotel in Tokyo shouldn't feel like one in New York. And when the art is chosen with intention, it never will.

Dive deeper into site-specific curation on our blog đź”— https://ls-artconsulting.com/the-role-of-art-in-hospitality-new-trends-for-luxury-hotels-and-resorts/

Ian Schrager is one of the most influential figures in the history of the hotel industry. This week he opened the Public...
09/25/2026

Ian Schrager is one of the most influential figures in the history of the hotel industry. This week he opened the Public West Hollywood, and his choice for the lobby says everything about where hotel design is heading in 2026.

The centerpiece: magenta metallic sculptures by artist Anselm Reyle. A painting is flat. A sculpture is part of the room: it changes how guests move and feel. In a lobby, where a guest forms their first impression in 8 seconds, that difference is everything.

If in 2026 the brief says "something for the wall," the brief is wrong. Before any decision, define what a guest should feel the moment they walk in. That feeling is the starting point. The art comes later.

Explore the full analysis of this project and its implications on the LS Art blog. Link đź”— https://ls-artconsulting.com/the-role-of-art-in-hospitality-new-trends-for-luxury-hotels-and-resorts/

The St. Regis New York has just completed the renovation of itsrooms and suites—the final phase of a comprehensive trans...
09/17/2026

The St. Regis New York has just completed the renovation of its
rooms and suites—the final phase of a comprehensive transformation that includes its public spaces. With 120 years of history and a legacy directly linked to the Astor family, Champalimaud Design was given the industry’s most challenging brief: to renovate without erasing the past.

What does it mean to renovate without erasing?

The St. Regis is not just any hotel. It is a building that opened
in 1904 on Fifth Avenue in New York, conceived by the magnate
John Jacob Astor IV as “the best hotel in the world.” Over 120 years, it has accumulated history, personality, and expectations. Salvador Dalí lived there. The Bloody Mary was invented in its bar. Every guest arrives with a mental image of the place.

Champalimaud chose a palette of emeralds and reddish pink—
the Astor family’s favorite colors. Not as a decorative homage,
but as a language. Every design decision connected to something real in the building’s history.

Why does this matter for your next project?

When a space already has a history, art and design cannot
approach it with a blank slate. They arrive with questions.
What conversation is this place already having with its guests?
What can we add without interrupting it?

A successful renovation does not replace what existed.
It finds the thread—and continues it.

We break down this strategic approach on our blog. Read the full analysis at đź”— ls-artconsulting.com/the-role-of-art-in-hospitality-new-trends-for-luxury-hotels-and-resorts/

If your hotel is treating art as a finishing touch, you are already behind. Rosewood Chancery just opened with 700 works...
09/11/2026

If your hotel is treating art as a finishing touch, you are already behind. Rosewood Chancery just opened with 700 works and a full-time Art Concierge.

Not a curator who visits once a quarter. A dedicated role for a single property's art program.

For cruise lines and hotel groups specifying art at scale, the question is no longer "what looks good." It's "what tells a coherent story across every space."

Send this to the design partner who understands that art is a strategic asset, not an afterthought.

The client didn't ask for art. They asked for a staircase.That's the shift happening in the most interesting hospitality...
09/09/2026

The client didn't ask for art. They asked for a staircase.

That's the shift happening in the most interesting hospitality briefs right now. Art is no longer specified after the architecture is finished. In the projects generating the strongest guest response, art IS the architecture.

For those of us in hospitality art consulting, this changes the timeline and what "fabrication" actually means. The partner who fabricates has to understand spatial logic—not just aesthetic criteria.

We've been building for that brief for 30 years. The industry just caught up.
Read the full analysis on our blog đź”— https://ls-artconsulting.com/art-in-the-fourth-dimension-the-rise-of-immersive-installations/

09/07/2026

Behind every custom installation in a luxury hotel or cruise ship, there is a team measuring, carving, and building with absolute precision.

Today, the artisans and fabricators in our Miami studio take a well-deserved rest. Because the only way to keep delivering at the highest level is to recharge.

Tomorrow, we go back to giving our all to the projects that define the industry. Happy Labor Day!

Why are ultra-luxury travelers rejecting predictable 'catalog' design? Because in 2026, guests are paying for a story, n...
09/07/2026

Why are ultra-luxury travelers rejecting predictable 'catalog' design? Because in 2026, guests are paying for a story, not just a room.
There are two kinds of hotels being built right now. The first optimizes for efficiency. The second kind builds to a story. Art that could only exist in that specific place.

For hospitality art consulting teams, that gap is the brief. The question isn't just "what goes on the wall." It's "what does this wall need to say that no other wall could say?"

If the art in your project can be swapped with another property without anyone noticing, it’s not design. It’s just inventory.

Send this to the design partner who never settles for catalog solutions.

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