Private Residential

Don’t just be. Belong.

 

A successful contemporary art program makes people feel like a part of the place where they live and work. And people who feel connected to the world are people who do amazing things.

Color and light, resin and metal, glass or digital: contemporary art harnesses elements you’ve never seen used quite the same way before to explode our sense of the possible. To remind us to think and feel. To remind us that we are human beings. .


SPOTLIGHT : Hillsborough

This contemporary home offered a perfectly clean slate to curate an eclectic collection to compliment the simplicity of the design. Featuring original work in a variety of mediums, our art consulting team worked closely with both artists and clients to create a soft and low-chroma atmosphere.

photo credit: Lauren Edith Anderson

SPOTLIGHT : Oakland Hills

This mid-century modern home at the top of Skyline in Oakland underwent a complete renovation by architect Jack Backus, providing a beautiful blank ‘slate.’ SLATE spent several months working with the homeowner to build a private collection of Bay Area artworks. The client asked for work that would feel cool and contemporary, but also bring color into the space, feel happy, fresh and energetic, and not take itself too seriously. The consulting process included sending digital files, inviting the client to SLATE contemporary gallery to see works in person, and bringing works to the client’s home to view in situ. Two pieces (the large painting by Maria Burtis and the glass installation in the bathroom) were specially commissioned from artists in order to have the scale required by the space and the colors most loved by the client. Laura Martin Bovard Interiors followed, pulling the entire interior design together with beautiful furnishings and finishes.

Photo credit: Lauren Edith Andersen

Interior Design: LMB Interiors


SPOTLIGHT : Los Altos

For this Los Altos home, interior designer Leslie Lamarre sought to balance high style with the casual comfort of a farm-house aesthetic. Having originally come to SLATE to commission a diptych by Andrzej Michael Karwacki for the living room, SLATE Art Consulting worked with her to select a complimentary painting by Maya Kabat and a photograph of a horse by Susan Friedman.

Interior Design: TRG Architects + Interior Design


SPOTLIGHT : Ketchum

Interior design credit: Jennifer Hoey Interior Design