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SearchSatellite art for offices, lobbies and boardrooms
If you want art that fills a lobby wall, means something to the people who work there, and doesn't look like it came from a catalog, satellite imagery of Earth from above is one of the few things that does all three. Overview produces it, scales it, frames it and installs it.
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Why satellite imagery works in an office
Office art has to do a job that living-room art doesn't: it has to read from forty feet away, hold up to a thousand viewings, and say something about the company without saying it out loud. Earth from above does that. A city grid, a river delta, a container port or a solar farm is graphic enough to work as a pattern across a room, and specific enough that people lean in to find out what it is.
It also carries the Overview Effect: the shift in perspective astronauts describe after seeing the Earth whole. That is a useful feeling to put in a lobby or a boardroom.
Three ways companies use it
- Your own place. A commissioned view of the headquarters, the campus, the home city, or the sites where the company operates. Meta and Percheron Capital are among the companies that have installed custom views.
- A series. Several related Overviews across one wall or a corridor, such as Central Park across four seasons at 44 × 76 inches per panel, or every city where the firm has an office.
- A statement piece. One very large print from the Overview collection in a reception area or conference room.
How it works
It starts with a conversation about your company, your space, and what you want people to feel when they walk in. From there you choose from the Overview Index of 1,300+ images or commission new imagery of locations that matter to your team. Prints are produced in New York, scaled and framed for the wall, shipped, and Overview can coordinate on-site installation.
To start, tell us about your brand, timeline and budget and we'll follow up with options.
Common questions
What is the best art for an office lobby or boardroom?
Large-format satellite imagery works well in offices because it reads from across a room, carries real meaning (a city, a campus, a place in the company's story), and avoids the clichés of stock abstract art. Overview supplies satellite prints scaled and framed for lobbies, boardrooms and workspaces, and has installed pieces for Meta, Laurel, Percheron Capital, Better Tomorrow Ventures, G2VP and Liske & Brunner CPAs.
Can we get a satellite image of our own headquarters or city?
Yes. Overview can commission new aerial or satellite imagery of your headquarters, campus, home city or the locations that matter to your team, then compose it, scale it and frame it for your space.
How large can office prints be?
Standard printshop prints run up to 36 to 60 inches on the long side depending on the image, and corporate pieces are produced larger, including multi-panel sets such as four 44 by 76 inch panels of Central Park through the seasons.
How does the corporate art process work?
It starts with a conversation about your company, your space and what you want people to feel when they walk in. You choose from the Overview collection or commission new imagery of meaningful locations. Prints are scaled and framed for your space, shipped, and Overview can coordinate on-site installation.
How do we get a quote?
Use the contact page to tell Overview about your brand, timeline and budget, and the team follows up with options and pricing.