Art Installation
Precise, conservation-minded installation for artworks, furniture, sculpture, and complex layouts.
Installation craft
Technical decisions should disappear into the finished room.
A successful installation feels inevitable, but it depends on careful review of the artwork, substrate, hardware, sightline, access, equipment, protection, and sequence.
Aiston supports residences, galleries, offices, institutions, fairs, estates, designers, advisors, and collection teams. Work may involve a single framed piece, a salon wall, sculpture, mirrors, dimensional work, complex layouts, rotations, or deinstallation.
Installation Visualizer
See the installation before the crew arrives.
Add a room photo, enter the wall and artwork sizes, and explore placement before requesting an installation quote.
Capability matrix
What the installation plan considers
Medium and construction
Frame, glazing, weight, surface sensitivity, attachment points, balance, and condition.
Wall and access
Substrate, utilities, stairs, elevators, loading, floor protection, ceiling height, and occupied spaces.
Sightline and sequence
Measurements, centerlines, spacing, layouts, designer direction, labels, and room order.
Hardware and handling
Anchors, specialty hardware, lifts, scaffolding, rigging review, crew size, and site restrictions.
Project flow
From site review to final adjustment
Review the artwork and room
Photos, dimensions, wall conditions, desired placement, access, and timing establish the first plan.
Confirm protection and hardware
The crew, equipment, hardware, protection, delivery sequence, and any building requirements are coordinated.
Place with measured alignment
Artwork is unpacked, positioned, measured, installed, and adjusted with the client or project lead.
Close the project
Packing materials, placement records, deinstalled work, storage returns, or follow-up movement are handled as scoped.
Site preparation
Details that prevent surprises
What should be ready on site?
Confirm access, wall readiness, furniture movement, building permissions, loading instructions, electrical or plumbing uncertainty, and the person authorized to approve placement.
Can delivery and installation happen together?
Yes. Collection, transport, unpacking, placement, installation, debris removal, and onward storage can be coordinated in one scope.
Does Aiston specify structural engineering?
Where a project requires engineering, specialty fabrication, construction, or licensed trade work, those needs should be identified during review and coordinated separately as appropriate.
Start with the essentials
Tell us what is moving and what needs to happen next.
Aiston reviews the artwork, locations, access, schedule, and connected services before confirming scope. A quote request is not a booking or an automatic price.