Restaurants

Restaurant wall art that finishes the dining room, not just one wall.

Diners read a room in the first ten seconds: lighting, table spacing, and what is on the walls. Art that is too small, too sparse or clearly stock makes a good kitchen look like a food court. Art chosen as one composed set makes the same room feel designed.

DecoSwift bundles are five prints composed as a system: one anchor piece, pairs that sit together, and a placement guide that tells your installer which goes where. Licensed for commercial display, so there is nothing to clear with a landlord or a franchise auditor.

Bundles that fit restaurants

Three Terra Forms prints in slim oak frames on the back wall of a bright cafe, above bentwood chairs and small round tables.

Terra Forms from $189 per set

Earthy abstracts suit wood, leather and candlelight, and they do not compete with plated food in photos.

Three Night Signal prints in slim black frames, each under its own ceiling spotlight on the dark panelled wall of a dim hotel bar, with a lit table lamp, flowers and a leather armchair below.

Night Signal from $199 per set

Low-light rooms, late service and bar areas: dark fields with one line of colour hold up when the dimmers go down.

The Gilded Hour print in a gilt frame with a wide mat above a green sofa on a hotel landing with tiled walls.

Meridian from $179 per set

Gold suns and quiet horizons for brunch rooms, hotel restaurants and anywhere with a lot of daylight.

Three Ribbon Weave prints in oak frames above a corduroy sofa in a warm lamp-lit lounge.

Ribbon Weave from $189 per set

Overlapping ribbons in clay, navy and ochre hold their own in low evening light and suit long banquette walls.

Every bundle: five original 16×20 inch prints (4:5), a placement guide and a commercial display license; larger sizes on quote. One to four sets by card, five or more at 15% off by quote.

Where the prints go

Entry and host stand

One print the guest sees on arrival, a 16×20 pair or a larger size on quote. Hang it with breathing room, lit from above.

Main dining wall

A row of three or five 16×20 prints above a banquette, spaced to the table rhythm; on a long wall, larger pieces on quote.

Private dining room

A full set of five in matching frames gives a private room its own identity for event bookings.

Bar and waiting area

Darker, quieter prints read well under lower light. Mix one Night Signal piece into a warmer set.

Sizing for restaurants

Dining rooms are viewed from a seated position across tables, so hang the standard 16×20 prints in threes and fives rather than singly, and ask for a larger size on quote for walls over 12 feet wide or behind a host stand. Centre at eye level for a seated guest on banquette walls (about 54 inches) and standing eye level elsewhere.

Read the full planning guide for hanging heights, spacing and glazing, or run the planner for a count and a budget.

Questions from restaurants

Will the prints survive a restaurant?

Framed under glass or acrylic they clean with a damp cloth. Keep prints out of direct spray zones in the kitchen pass and away from a heat source. In a sunny room, UV acrylic glazing keeps colours from fading over years of service.

Can we match our brand colours?

Each bundle has a defined palette, listed on its page. For a brand-specific scheme across several sites, the trade program curates custom sets from the full catalog.

Do you deliver framed?

Standard orders ship unframed at the frame-ready 16×20 size so any local framer or off-the-shelf frame fits. Framed delivery is available on volume orders and priced in your quote.

How fast can a new opening be ready?

Single and multi-site orders typically ship within two weeks of quote approval; one to four sets of a single bundle can be paid by card and ship in five to ten business days.

Fifty prints, licensed for your walls.

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