For consultations, she charges $50 to $125 per room, and $175 per hour for those with special needs.
hanging art
There’s one reason art-installation firms started to rebound after the initial lockdown: Zoom meetings. “Customers were focusing on their walls and what they looked like and everything that was behind them in a Zoom call,” said owner David Cassel. I level, which is located in Manhattan.
Clients often approach Level I, which help group artwork or framed photographs on a wall, either in a grid or in a free-form, salon-style arrangement, Mr. Castle said. he said. “They want all these different things to look good together,” he said, but he’s intimidated by the idea of tackling the job himself.
Unusual requests have also been made, such as from young couples who wanted to hang a painting on the ceiling over their bed – while hiding them, below, under the sheets.
The firm charges $295 per art handler for two hours of work, then $95 for each additional hour.
aromatherapy for home
Over the years, hotels and spas have carried signature scents. Now landlords can do the same.
These fragrances go beyond just smelling good, said Yael Alkale, Founder and CEO red flowers, a company based in New York that makes personal care and home products from potent botanical extracts and other plant-derived ingredients. The company believes that the natural fragrances of its products can elevate your mood and help you work out and sleep better.
Rather than an overall scent that blankets an entire house or apartment, however, Alkley recommends local scents, which are used in various rooms in conjunction with Red Flower’s finished products. For a home office, she may develop an oil that can be rubbed into the wooden desk a client works at. “We can create a combination of cedarwood, lemon balm, frankincense and maybe a little bit of citrus—like grapefruit essential oil—it’s so awakening,” she said.