art that brings a room to life

Original metal leaf and mixed media works by thom jordan. Created for remarkable interiors, in collaboration with designers, art consultants, and hospitality teams.

made for the room

Statement works, coordinated collections, and site specific commissions shaped by architecture, palette, scale, and light.

artwork created for your space

A sense of place comes first. Architecture, palette, scale, and changing light guide the work from the earliest conversation. Working with your design team, thom develops a single focal piece or a collection that feels connected to the property and the experience of being there.

Framed turquoise and gold metal leaf artwork in a hospitality interior.
Abstract landscape painting with blue, green, and brown tones hanging in a modern living room with large window showing ocean view.
A black grand piano with an open lid in a modern, minimalist room. Next to the piano is a beige upholstered bench. There is a tall, leafy green plant behind the piano and a large framed artwork of a woman sitting on the wall to the right. The room has light wooden flooring and a soft, round rug.

nothing stays still

Gold, silver, and copper leaf respond to the light and the movement of people through a room. From across a lobby, the work reads as atmosphere. Up close, photographic forms and marks made by hand emerge. Morning and evening reveal different details, giving returning guests something new to notice.

materials in

transformation

Metal leaf, pigment, photography, and layered washes create surfaces with depth, warmth, and a changing relationship to light.

Large artwork of a woman with shoulder-length hair sitting on a chair, looking to the right, displayed in a modern interior with marble floors and warm lighting.

setting

luxury hotel lobby

work

framed metal leaf portrait

Art that changes how a room feels

from surface to atmosphere

Large abstract gold and brown textured artwork on white gallery wall

Every work begins with sheets of metal leaf laid by hand. Pigment, photography, washes, and marks are slowly layered, softened, and revealed until the surface holds both depth and light. The result is artwork that changes throughout the day and gives a room a presence of its own.