Model Unit Art Package
Curated artwork for staged apartments and model units, with recommended pieces, sizes, formats, placement groupings, and a production quote.
Model units · staged apartments · small leasing refreshes
Starting at $2,500
Milk & Magnolia's · Commercial ArtMultifamily · 2026
Multifamily art programs
Art that helps residents feel at home before they move in.
Coordinated artwork for model units, leasing environments, resident amenities, wellness spaces, corridors, and repeatable property portfolios.
Property-wide direction
One residential story, planned for every shared experience.
The program connects the leasing tour to everyday resident life. Each placement responds to its room while approved codes, formats, and reorder records keep the collection operational.
- Property concept and neighborhood story
- Room-by-room artwork schedule
- Production and reorder documentation
Imagine daily life
Model units
Residential-feeling collections help prospects understand the character of a home without making every room feel staged from the same set. Primary works, companions, and approved crops create a complete unit story.
- 6–12 recommendations
- Living, bedroom, entry and office groupings
- Sizes, formats and production quote
Make the first tour count
Leasing offices
Artwork gives arrival, reception, and consultation spaces a confident property identity while keeping the atmosphere connected to the residential experience prospects are considering.
- Reception and consultation placements
- Property-palette alignment
- Feature-wall and neighborhood-story options
Support resident connection
Shared lounges & clubrooms
Large walls, multiple seating zones, and repeated daily use call for artwork with presence and continuity. Coordinated collections can move across fireplace walls, conversation areas, kitchens, and reservable rooms.
- Statement pieces and companion works
- Durable presentation formats
- Artwork planned around furniture zones
Create calm energy
Wellness & fitness
Quiet landscapes, restrained abstraction, and nature-led artwork support movement and restoration without introducing aggressive fitness imagery or distracting visual noise.
- Low-glare and durable options
- Maintenance-aware material guidance
- Scale appropriate to long viewing distances
Build repeatable rhythm
Corridors & elevator banks
Location-coded series turn long corridors and repeated floors into a considered visual sequence. Anchor works, companion pieces, and controlled color variation support replacement and future expansion.
- Floor and location coding
- Repeat quantities and mounting heights
- Replacement and reorder documentation
Complete the property
Supporting amenity spaces
Coworking rooms, package areas, community kitchens, meeting rooms, and rooftop lounges receive the same level of room-aware planning as the primary leasing path.
- Space-specific subject guidance
- Shared material standards
- Portfolio-ready specifications
Artwork systems
Specified for approval, replacement, and growth.
Artwork codes connect each placement to its approved crop, size, substrate, frame, quantity, location, and reorder status.
Customization & local story
Specific to the property, without becoming themed décor.
Palette adaptation, neighborhood references, companion works, floor variation, and original studio direction can extend the system while maintaining control of usage and repeatability.
Choose a starting point
A package for one model, one amenity program, or the full portfolio.
Leasing & Amenity Art Package
Artwork direction for leasing offices, clubhouses, lounges, coworking spaces, gyms, and shared resident areas, including 12–35 recommendations and a basic schedule.
Leasing · clubrooms · coworking · fitness · lounges
$7,500–$25,000+
Full Multifamily Property Art Program
Complete art planning across model units, leasing, amenities, corridors, and supporting spaces, with custom studio options, production planning, fulfillment, and reorder coordination.
New developments · renovations · multi-space refreshes
$25,000–$100,000+
Portfolio / Multi-Property Rollout
A repeatable art framework with property-specific adaptation, standardized formats, individual lookbooks, production coordination, and a replacement system.
Developers · ownership groups · property portfolios
Custom quote
Starting ranges qualify fit. Final scope, production, freight, installation, and pricing are confirmed after project review.
From plans to reorder records
A clear five-stage process.
01
Discover
Property stage, unit and model counts, spaces, floor plans, brand direction, budget, and deadlines.
02
Curate
Artwork direction, property story, room assignments, sizes, frames, formats, and preliminary scope.
03
Present
Room views, artwork schedule, material direction, production quote, and defined approvals.
04
Produce
Final crops, color approval, printing, framing, quality review, and location labeling.
05
Deliver
Freight coordination, installation planning, final register, replacement process, and reorder instructions.
Project questions
What property teams need to know.
Can you work with an existing design package?+
Yes. Floor plans, elevations, finish schedules, brand standards, and interior-design boards can guide artwork, color, scale, framing, and material recommendations.
Can one system cover model units and amenities?+
Yes. A shared visual direction can connect the property while each room receives artwork appropriate to its function, scale, and daily use.
Can artwork be repeated across floors or properties?+
Yes. Approved codes, crops, sizes, formats, and substitutes can be documented for floor-by-floor programs and portfolio reorders.
Is custom or neighborhood-specific artwork available?+
Yes, when included in scope. Property palettes, local references, companion series, floor variations, and original studio directions are subject to feasibility and licensing approval.
Are printing, framing, freight, and installation included?+
The studio can coordinate production and fulfillment when included in the approved scope. Final availability, site coverage, and pricing are confirmed after project review.
How are artwork and placement details confirmed?+
Final artwork, scale, materials, crops, and installation details are confirmed for each property during project review.
Begin a property plan
Build an art program around the way your community lives.
Share the property stage, unit count, model and amenity spaces, design direction, budget, and installation timeline.
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