Thought that stays
The layer of ideas behind Odoardo™. Essays and research on how physical matter, the latest technology and the five senses change the experience of a space.
A living art gallery
On signed art in private and commercial spaces, and on how it changes the way a brand is perceived.
We look at how the presence of real, signed art in a handmade solid oak frame affects the perceived value of a place, and why rotating works has a stronger effect than static decoration. From the psychology of perception to the practice of working with artists from different parts of the world.
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Physical contact with wood in the age of screens: how do the scent of craft and the rustle of tissue paper activate the five senses during unboxing?
Designing customer experience: the role of white gloves, black tissue paper and calligraphy in the packing process
Engineering in solid oak: why did we reject traditional clips and metal tabs?
Art in fine dining restaurants: decorations that match the chef's mastery and intrigue returning guests
How do you raise hotel guests' NPS? The role of details in rooms and suites
The decor of a law firm of the new era: prestige and discretion in a conference room meant for difficult negotiations
Furnishing a waiting room in a medical clinic: where does a patient rest their eyes while waiting for a procedure?
Art in the CEO office (C-Level): what do signed works in an oak frame say to business partners about your company?
An interior that grows with you: how does the cycle of quarterly change help archive past emotions and moods?
Decision fatigue in decor: how do a closed catalog and the curatorial team's help take off the burden of choosing?
Patronage in the digital age: how does a subscription support the careers of makers from different parts of the world?
A hand-signed letter from the artist: why does learning the maker's intention change how a work is received emotionally in your home?
Art teaches attention: why does the gaze stop on the texture of cotton paper and slide off a screen?
Authorization and signature: what do a pencil and unique numbering say about a work's real collectible value?
How do you start collecting contemporary art? Build a private archive without being a gallery regular
Symmetry and Wabi-Sabi: where is it best to hang or set an oak frame to achieve visual harmony?
An art subscription (Art-as-a-Service): how does the cyclical delivery of art to your home work and why is it the future of interior arrangement?
A prestigious home office: what does your video-call background say about you, and how do you build authority with an oak frame?
The psychology of changing space: why do static decorations become “invisible” over time, and how do you prevent it?
Picture frames without glass: why does removing the glass barrier and direct contact with the paper change how art is received?
A question
after reading?
Does your space love the camera?
Free entries are open for the yearbook of places with exceptional light, composition and character. Show us how your space loves the lens.