The Property
Boston Marriott Peabody Hotel sits just outside the city, and its interiors lean into a calm, coastal New England palette; soft wood tones, neutrals and layered blue-and-cream textiles that echo the Massachusetts shoreline.
The Artwork
For this project, we created a range of 2D and 3D artworks across the property. Take a look at a few of our favourites below - a custom collection of dimensional wall panels for the hotel's guestrooms and suites. The panels share an alcohol-ink finish, its clustered, bubble-like forms echoing tide pools and sea foam, but shift in shape and count from room to room.
King Suite
The Room A king suite with a separate living and dining area, connected by a wet bar with a round mirror, wood cabinetry and stone countertops.
The Art - Living Area A framed piece with a circular, woven line-work pattern in white on black hangs above the sofa, adding a graphic, textural note to the suite's living and dining space.
King Bed, Guest Room
The Room A king guest room with a wood-and-upholstered headboard, wood-tone wall panelling and a blue-and-cream patterned carpet.
The Art The king room repeats the same Tidal Drift grouping found in the suite - three custom circular pieces mounted above the headboard, each printed on MDF with painted edges and a backer.
Larger Double Guestroom
The Room A larger double-double layout, two beds set on a shared wood-panelled headboard wall, with the same blue patterned carpet and walnut casegoods.
The Art Low Tide is the double room's headboard grouping - six semi-circle pieces split across the two beds, built with the same materiality as the king room's artwork. The shape shifts from full circles to half-circles, but the alcohol-ink blue-and-white pattern carries over, keeping the three room types visually connected.
Image Credits & Copyright Notice:
Property photography featured in this case study is sourced from the official Boston Marriott Peabody website and/or authorized property sources. All property images remain the copyright of Boston Marriott Peabody, Marriott International, and their respective photographers. PI Fine Art does not claim ownership of third-party photography. This case study is presented to showcase PI Fine Art's contribution to the artwork project and does not imply ownership of third-party imagery or endorsement beyond the completed project scope.
Artwork Credits:
Artwork concepts, designs, and project imagery created by PI Fine Art. All rights reserved.
