Office lobby art with a point of view
Most office lobbies look alike: stone, glass, a desk and a plant. One well-chosen object changes that. A giant tool of the trade, a form drawn from the company's work or a playful everyday thing at an impossible scale gives visitors and staff something to talk about on the way to the elevator.
For landlords repositioning a building, a lobby sculpture helps a tour stand out. For tenants, it carries company culture into a shared space without a logo in sight.
What we make for workplaces
Every piece is a large-format 3D print, built in sections, then joined, sanded, primed and painted in our NYC studio. See how on our process page.
- A giant paperclip, pushpin or keycap as a nod to work life
- A sculptural version of a company mark or product
- Suspended pieces, like a paper plane, where floor space is tight
- A reception desk front or a feature wall relief
- A connected set of pieces across floors or amenity spaces
Built for daily foot traffic
Lobby pieces get brushed by bags, leaned on and cleaned by night staff. We use hard-wearing coatings, round off edges in touch zones and design weighted or anchored bases so nothing moves. Pieces are finished to read well in daylight from tall windows and under evening lighting alike.
We print in white or clear PETG only and every colour is paint, so a piece can match your brand exactly or use our palette, such as 02 Cobalt or 01 Ivory. Only clear PETG can glow, if you want a piece that lights the lobby at night.
Fits the building, and the building's rules
Office lobbies come with building management, security desks and strict work hours. We plan for after-hours delivery, freight elevator bookings, insurance paperwork and floor protection, and agree fixing methods that suit stone or terrazzo. Pieces can also be designed to come apart and move with the tenant.
Large-format 3D printing, finished seamlessly
Large lobby pieces are hollow shells printed in sections, so they stay light enough for a freight elevator and a standard door, then join on site. Seams are filled, sanded and painted until the sculpture reads as one solid object. Suspended pieces are kept light and hung from fixings your engineer or building approves. Because everything is finished in the studio, the time we spend in your lobby is short, and the space is clean and open again before the morning rush.
How it works
- Share the lobby, the idea and who signs off.
- We develop form, scale and finish options, then quote.
- Stakeholders approve the model and a finish sample.
- We print and finish in the studio.
- We install after hours to suit building management.
What to send us
For workplace projects, send:
- Lobby plans or photos with dimensions
- Brand guidelines or the idea you want to express
- Building management contact and work rules
- Fixing preference: freestanding, anchored, suspended or wall-mounted
- Target reveal date
Working on a residential building too? See residential lobby installations, or our hotel lobby sculpture. Then begin with Start a print.
Questions
Can a sculpture be installed in a lobby without drilling the floor?
Often, yes. Weighted bases and freestanding designs avoid drilling, and wall or ceiling fixings can be agreed with building management where they are allowed.
Do you work with building management and security?
Yes. We coordinate delivery windows, freight elevators, insurance paperwork and access with building management as part of the install.
Can the piece reflect our brand without a logo?
Yes. A colour, a product shape or an idea tied to your work often makes a stronger lobby piece than a logo. We explore options with you.
What is a 3D printed lobby sculpture made of?
White or clear PETG, printed in sections, then joined, sanded, primed and painted. Every colour is paint, so it can match your brand exactly.