Expert guidance from Harlem contemporary artist Corey Wesley on selecting one-of-a-kind portrait art for luxury homes, boutique hotels, and commercial spaces. Discover how to invest in original artwork that elevates your space — and never looks like anyone else’s walls.
After decades in corporate America, traveling from Paris financial offices to Miami boardrooms, here's why most commercial entryways fail—and how to fix them. When you design commercial spaces—whether it's a luxury hotel lobby, corporate headquarters, or high-end retail environment—every detail shapes how clients, employees, and visitors perceive your business. Yet...
![Contemporary metal artwork "Fractured Promises" displayed in executive office, featuring portrait with cracked facial elements and red lips, demonstrating how emotionally authentic art builds professional credibility](http://miltonwesart.com/cdn/shop/articles/miltonwesart_Professional_executive__wall_art.png?crop=center&height=1456&v=1750273318&width=1456 "Contemporary metal artwork "Fractured Promises" displayed in executive office, featuring portrait with cracked facial elements and red lips, demonstrating how emotionally authentic art builds professional credibility")
Art That Speaks Without Words: Why Authentic Expression Belongs in Professional Spaces When Art Reflects Our Times: The Power of Authentic Expression in Commercial Spaces By Corey Wesley, Artist and Founder of Milton Wes Art Art has always been a mirror of its moment. From the Renaissance masters capturing religious...
Creating Premium Guest Experiences: Art Selection for Hotels, Airbnbs & Bed-and-Breakfasts The first 30 seconds determine everything. When guests step into your commercial bedroom space—whether it's a boutique hotel, Airbnb, or bed-and-breakfast—they're instantly forming judgments about the quality of their entire stay. Generic beach landscapes and predictable nautical themes won't...
Last month, a boutique hotel manager in SoHo called me with an urgent request. "Our guests are posting photos of the lobby on Instagram, but they're cropping out our artwork," she said. "We need pieces that people actually want in their photos." This conversation sparked a deeper realization: in today's...
