Residential and Commercial Portfolio

Selected projects created for a diverse range of clients and environments.

  • Elegant dining room with round tables covered in white tablecloths, set with plates, glasses, and gold utensils, decorated with white flowers. The room features blue walls, chandeliers, mirrors, a fireplace, and wooden flooring.

    Blue room at Cheever Tavern

    Norwell, MA
    Artist: Christine Bodnar

    Christine's connection to Cheever Tavern began when the owners discovered her work in Weathered Beauty at Savage Godfrey Gallery. They were drawn to a painting inspired by the North River in Norwell and commissioned her to recreate it at a larger scale for the Blue Room, where it now hangs above the mantel.

  • Red brick library building with white accents and a prominent sign reading 'Library' at the front entrance. The scene includes a well-maintained lawn, trees, and decorative metal artwork resembling dandelions in front of the building. Clear blue sky in the background.

    Sculpture at Duxbury Free Library

    Duxbury, MA
    Artist: Gints Grinbergs

    This sculpture was commissioned during the renovation of the library's reading garden. The installation features three 15-foot-tall flowers, with the leaf of each engraved with the Ralph Waldo Emerson quote, "The earth laughs in flowers."

  • Entryway with abstract artwork, white console table, flower bouquet, green plants, and green rain boots.

    A quiet focal point in abstraction

    Newton, MA
    Artist: Mark Wethli
    Designer: Design Urit, by Urit Chaimovitz

    Part of a larger effort to build a cohesive abstract collection, this piece was selected for its balance of structure and softness. Its muted palette and geometric composition create a calm focal point—anchoring the space while allowing surrounding materials, light, and architectural details to remain in conversation.

  • A cozy corner with a purple upholstered armchair, a patterned throw pillow, a tall standing lamp with a white shade, a small side table with a potted plant, and an abstract painting on a blue wall.

    Home office commission

    Brookline, MA
    Artist: Camron Schmitz
    Designer: Herringbone & Brass

    Created for the home office of an interior designer, this painting celebrates the power of color, bringing energy, creativity, and visual interest to the workspace. The artwork was thoughtfully selected to complement the room’s design while serving as a bold focal point within the space.

  • Dining room with a round black table, upholstered chairs, large windows with curtains, a chandelier, a painting on the wall, and a side table with a glass decorative object.

    Nature brought indoors

    North Andover, MA
    Artist: Ilana Manolson
    Designer: Paula Daher Interior Design

    Selected for a formal dining space framed by French doors, this piece brings the green tones of the surrounding landscape indoors—creating a natural extension of the exterior and a sense of continuity between space and setting.

  • Living room with a beige sofa decorated with blue pillows, a wooden coffee table holding blue vases and other accessories, a lamp on a side table, and a large abstract painting hanging on the wall.

    Color-driven commissioned work

    North Andover, MA
    Artist: Morgan Dyer
    Designer: Paula Daher Interior Design

    Commissioned for a family gathering space, this piece draws on the room’s palette—layering tones of aqua, turquoise, and orange to create a vibrant focal point that feels both intentional and lived-in.

  • Modern interior with blue armchairs, a long blue bench with brown cushion, white chairs, tables, wall art, and large window showing cityscape.

    Architecture as narrative

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Warren Mather
    Client: Amundi Asset Management

    Ceramic-based works referencing key global office locations translating architectural landmarks into a refined visual dialogue between place and identity. Right ceramic represents Notre Dame in Paris, left Post Office Square in Boston.

  • A waiting area with colorful chairs and three round world maps on the wall.

    Interactive sculptural forms

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Mia Cross
    Client: Boston Children’s Hospital

    Travel-themed artwork for Boston Children’s Hospital vaccine clinic with a two-part mural by Mia Cross titled " The Car That Went Far. A triptych of globe collages by Remi Franklin. Designed for exploration and discovery, incorporating “look and see” elements that invite curiosity and interaction.

  • A cozy living room corner with a white upholstered armchair, a matching ottoman, a tall floor lamp, a side table with a cup and snack, and a large abstract landscape painting on the wall.

    Charles River view

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Deb Howard
    Designer: Herringbone & Brass

    Created for a Back Bay residence, this commissioned piece brings the beauty and tranquility of the Charles River into the primary bedroom. Inspired by the iconic waterfront landscape, the artwork captures the ever-changing light and atmosphere of the river, creating a sense of connection to the view beyond the home's walls.

  • Six framed abstract geometric line art prints in blue, green, and red, arranged in two columns and three rows on a white wall in a home interior.

    Rhythm through repetition

    Newton, MA
    Artist: Cassie Jones
    Designer: Design Urit, by Urit Chaimovitz

    Part of a larger abstract collection, this series introduces structure and rhythm through repetition and pattern. Installed as a cohesive grouping, the works create a gallery-like moment within the home—bringing energy, movement, and a layered visual dialogue to a transitional space.

  • Reception area of Amundi Asset Management office with a curved reception desk, a computer, seating area with chairs and a painting of a city skyline on the wall.

    Global identity, translated through art

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Ari Hauben
    Client: Amundi Asset Management

    Created in collaboration with the global workplace design team, a custom commission featuring a layered collage of architectural landmarks from cities across the firm’s global footprint, connecting place, presence, and identity within the workplace.

  • Silhouette of a person with a bun hairstyle looking at a modern, colorful hanging light installation outside a building with glass windows.

    Commissioned light installation

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Masary Studios
    Client: Boston Children’s Hospital

    A suspended sculpture designed for a contemplative space, integrating light and movement into the Multi-Faith Chapel. The piece operates on a timed sequence, with color shifting throughout the day and evolving with each solstice—marking the passage of time through subtle atmospheric change.

  • Colorful outdoor art installation with pink and purple abstract shapes and white frames on a city waterfront promenade under a blue sky.

    Interactive sculptural installation

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Volkan Alkanoglu
    Client: Clipper Ship Wharf

    Inspired by the five original islands that formed East Boston, these sculptural elements invite interaction—designed to be spun, viewed through, and experienced from multiple vantage points within the landscape.

  • Modern office lobby with an orange sofa, two light gray armchairs, a small table, and an abstract painting on the wall, with a conference room visible through glass doors in the background.

    Contemporary abstraction for workplace

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Andrew Fish
    Client: Amundi Asset Management

    A curated selection of abstract works introducing color, movement, and a contemporary visual language into high-traffic environments, including pieces by local artists offering contemporary perspectives on Boston.

  • Modern apartment building with glass windows and balconies, surrounded by landscaped greenery and a paved walkway, under a partly cloudy sky.

    Public art rooted in history and place

    Boston, MA
    Artist: New American Public Art
    Client: Clipper Ship Wharf

    Inspired by both geological history and maritime legacy, this sculptural installation draws from two narratives. The form references ancient tree trunks from a time when New England’s landscape was vastly different, while illuminated elements evoke both fungal growth and the rigging of historic sailing vessels. At night, the structure transforms—its lighting revealing a second layer of meaning, connecting past and present through material, scale, and light.

  • A living room with large bay windows, a blue and white striped sofa with decorative pillows, a wooden coffee table, a small round side table, a white desk lamp, a framed abstract painting on the wall, and a blue and white patterned rug on a dark hardwood floor.

    Color and movement, drawn from nature

    Newton, MA
    Artist: Jeff Briggs
    Designer: Design Urit, by Urit Chaimovitz

    Selected as part of a larger abstract collection, this piece introduces a sense of movement and atmosphere through layered color. Positioned near natural light, its palette echoes the surrounding landscape—softly connecting the interior to the greenery just beyond the windows.

  • A cozy living room with gray walls, featuring a black-and-white framed artwork, a table with a magazine, a tall lamp, a gray sofa with patterned pillows, and a draped curtain next to a window.

    Intricate detail, quiet impact

    Beacon Hill, MA
    Artist: Barbara Putnam
    Designer: Design Urit, by Urit Chaimovitz

    Large-scale woodcuts inspired by wetland landscapes and the native flora that thrive within them. Rich in texture and natural detail, the works celebrate the beauty of the environment while reflecting the client’s appreciation for diverse landscape imagery.

  • Living room with a grand piano, a beige sofa with decorative pillows, a framed abstract art piece on the wall, a small table with a pumpkin-shaped decoration, and a door leading outside.

    A personal connection to music

    Dedham, MA
    Artist: Chris Scott
    Designer: Susan Corson Designs

    Inspired by a visit to the Steinway factory, this photograph captures the inner mechanics of a piano—the felt hammers that shape its sound. Placed within the client’s music room, the piece reflects a shared experience and a deeper connection to the instrument itself, bringing both meaning and memory into the space.

  • Living room with a large striped sectional sofa, decorative cushions, a round wooden coffee table with a potted plant and decorative item, beige walls, a wall art piece, and double doors in the background.

    Sculptural form, natural influence

    North Andover, MA
    Artist: John Bisbee
    Designer: Design Urit, by Urit Chaimovitz

    Part of a broader abstract collection, this sculptural piece introduces dimension and texture to the space. Its organic form and linear composition create a striking focal point—adding contrast to the surrounding softness while reinforcing the home’s connection to natural materials and form.

  • Modern indoor space with staircase, glass railings, minimal decor, and artwork on the wall.

    Abstract work for corporate space

    Waltham, MA
    Artist: Anne Neely
    Client: King Street Properties

    An abstract work integrated into a contemporary office environment, adding depth, movement, and visual rhythm to shared and transitional spaces. Environmental themes central to Anne’s practice complement the client’s work in biotechnology, creating a thoughtful dialogue between art and industry.

  • Living room with beige sofas, armchairs, a fireplace, wall-mounted TV, large windows with curtains, a wooden ceiling, and a view of trees outside.

    From restaurant to residence

    Fort Worth, TX
    Artist: John Thompson

    Originally encountered in a Boston restaurant installation curated by Savage Godfrey Gallery, this piece was later sourced for a private residence—reflecting the lasting impression art can make within a thoughtfully designed space.

  • Modern wooden structure with curved layers and colorful circular art installation in an indoor gallery space.

    Interactive, color-driven installation

    Boston, MA
    Artist: Allison Esley
    Client: Boston Children’s Hospital

    This kinetic installation features rotating acrylic elements that introduce movement, color, and visual intrigue to the interior environment. Designed to engage viewers from multiple perspectives, the piece allows changing color relationships to emerge through interaction and motion. The ever-shifting composition creates a dynamic focal point within the space, bringing energy, depth, and a sense of discovery to the surrounding interior.