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Making Art Work

Affordability, the right aesthetic and a hand-painted, bespoke approach to placing art in your projects epitomises the United Artworks ethos.

Making Art Work


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October 8th, 2013


Conceived in a retail furniture store in Melbourne in 2002, United Artworks has grown to become one of Australia’s leading art collectives; experts in providing a custom service for hand-painted artworks for both retail and commercial clients.

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The services provided extend from a comprehensive online catalogue of stocked items through to commercial services inclusive of consultancy and customisation for special projects.

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Specifically design driven to target the interior design and decorator audience, all of the brand’s designs are produced in-house – affording clients the opportunity to collaborate and contribute their own designs to achieve a final design solution to meet their and/or client needs.

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United Artworks also represent various artists around the world as agents licensed to replicate limited edition pieces.

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Whilst the focus at United Artworks is primarily design driven hand-painted artwork, an emphasis on affordability and efficient turnaround is also important. United Artworks has fast become a recognised and trusted source for hand-crafted artwork that can be tailored to any design, budget and deadline.

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