Selling Art To Hotels Top reasons why hotels must incorporate art

So, have you ever walked into a hotel room and thought, "wow, this place could really use some more paintings"? Yeah, me neither. But apparently, there are people out there selling art to hotels and renting out paintings. Who knew?

Selling Art to Hotels

I mean, I get it. Hotels want to create a certain atmosphere and vibe for their guests. And apparently, adding some fancy paintings is one way to do that. But I can't help but imagine the conversation between the hotel manager and the art salesperson.

Hotel Manager: "So, what do you have in terms of artwork?"

Art Salesperson: "Well, we have this lovely painting of a vase of flowers. It really adds a pop of color to any room."

Hotel Manager: "Hmm, that's nice. But do you have anything...edgier? More daring?"

Art Salesperson: "Oh, absolutely. How about this abstract piece that looks like someone just splattered paint all over the canvas?"

Hotel Manager: "Brilliant! We'll take it."

Art for Hotels

And apparently, you can even rent out the paintings for a short period of time. I'm not sure why anyone would want to do that, but to each their own, I guess.

Guest: "Excuse me, front desk? I was wondering if I could rent one of the paintings in my room for the night."

Hotel Employee: "Um, I'm not sure that's possible, sir."

Guest: "But I really like the way it ties the room together. And I want to impress my date tonight."

Hotel Employee: "I'll see what I can do."

But who am I to judge? Maybe renting out paintings is the future of the art world. And hey, if it means more job opportunities for artists, then I'm all for it.

But let's be real, the real winner here is the hotel. They get to charge even more for their fancy-schmancy rooms with all of their fancy-schmancy paintings. But hey, if it makes their guests happy, then who am I to judge?

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Okay, I think I've rambled on about selling art to hotels for long enough. But you've got to admit, it's a pretty weird concept. Maybe I'll start renting out my own paintings to people. Who knows? Maybe I'll become the next big art rental mogul. But for now, I think I'll stick to just admiring the artwork on my own walls.