Taking off might be the hardest part. The world’s first airport lounge opened in New York City in 1939, in what would become LaGuardia airport. It was an American Airlines Admiral’s Club, carved out of then-mayor Fiorello La Guardia’s unused office space...

That's because it's not just that these pieces pop or sell for a mint — there's a calculation to the curation. You see them in the capacious lobbies and the plush amenity spaces of New York’s newer office and residential spires. They are often striking and sometimes captivating...

Creative Art Partners partnered with Hines, one of the world’s largest privately held real estate investors and managers, to help bring visual and cultural cohesion to a portfolio of Class A commercial office buildings in Tribeca.

From baby proofing to feng shui, homeowners and renters can hire professional help for just about anything.

Since 2021, Creative Art Partners has delivered a full-scope art solution for Four Seasons Residences Los Angeles, from curating the Sales Suite to managing rotating lobby displays and a Resident Art Concierge program.

Just weeks before launching Kevin Hart’s new 40,000 sq ft Hollywood headquarters, Raise/JLL faced a major challenge: sourcing high-quality, large-scale art on a limited budget to match the ambitious space.

Designers creating a superstratum of turnkey properties with fully styled interiors.

Individuals could buy works for their homes (and eventually sell them), but there was no practical short-term solution—the residential art rental market simply didn’t exist. Brian co-founded Creative Art Partners to do just that.

In the dynamic world of luxury art, Brian Ludlow is a transformative force as CEO of Creative Art Partners, Exclusive Resorts' newest partner in curation.

Learn about our partnership with Park Lane Hotel, providing a specific and curated art collection in our Hospitality division.

Curated art collections can powerfully reflect a company's values and mission, creating a sense of identity and community among employees. Art isn't just something to look at – it can be a springboard for conversation and collaboration.

The sprawling new headquarters of the comedian's media company, Hartbeat, is located in a space once occupied by Oprah Winfrey.