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Sleep Inn · Scenic Dreams™

Public Space

Fixed pieces for the shared areas of every Sleep Inn. Add the ones your property needs; the elevator lobby is personalised with your city.

Public space artwork for Sleep Inn properties: banquette, computer niche, dining, meeting room / lobby and elevator lobby.

Description – Each piece is framed under glass and secured with three-point security hardware.

Art @ Banquette

BR-500 · 54"W x 30"H · DR5127

One piece for this wall. See the full-size view.

DR5127 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Banquette

Art @ Computer Niche

BR-501 · 24"W x 18"H · DR5128

One piece for this wall. See the full-size view.

DR5128 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Computer Niche

Art @ Dining

BR-502 · 42"W x 30"H · DR5129

One piece for this wall. See the full-size view.

DR5129 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Dining

Art @ Meeting Room / Lobby

DR5642 … DR5647 · six framed pieces

Add the pieces your meeting room and lobby walls call for. Sizes are per piece. This art can also be used on floors 2 and higher.

DR5642 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5642 35.5"W x 35.5"H
DR5643 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5643 45.5"W x 35.5"H
DR5644 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5644 45.5"W x 35.5"H
DR5645 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5645 45.5"W x 35.5"H
DR5646 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5646 33.5"W x 38.5"H
DR5647 - Sleep Inn Scenic Dreams, Art @ Meeting Room / LobbyDR5647 45.5"W x 33.5"H

Art @ Elevator Lobby

LBY-500 · personalised “Welcome to your city” grid

Choose a surround. Interia provides regional imagery for each property location; the focal image is focal image 33"W x 13"H @ 200 dpi. Properties supplying their own focal image sign a licensing agreement.

A finished elevator lobby grid: a fern surround framing a Charleston skyline, with “Welcome to Charleston” across the bottom row
Example property

Not sure whether your property counts as a desert state? Ask your rep.