September 18th, 2025

Dimension as Design at the

Westin Indianapolis Club Lounge

Our consulting team partnered with CT+C Design Studios to bring a distinctive artistic vision to the Club Lounge at the Westin Indianapolis. This space was designed as a place for both productivity and relaxation, and the artwork needed to reflect that dual purpose. We collaborated with Los Angeles-based studio Corrie in Color to create a dimensional wall installation that would define the lounge while adding a sense of vibrancy and depth.

This wall-mounted installation stretches across the room with layers of stitched fiber and shifting tones, drawing the eye while complementing warm palette of the space. Its surface feels alive, with patterns that suggest movement and variation depending on light and perspective. This encourages guests to pause, look closer, and experience the space in a more tactile way. The piece offers an ambiance of comfort and richness that elevates the lounge beyond a typical gathering space.

Behind the scenes, our team worked to align Corrie in Color’s experimental approach with the design intent of the lounge. Known for transforming materials into bold, textural statements, the studio’s work was the right fit for a setting that blends focus with connection. Through this collaboration, the Club Lounge gains a signature element that not only enhances the surrounding design, but also reflects the hotel’s creative spirit.

 Up Close with

Material & Texture

Texture, color and detail take center stage in this video series. Each piece has its own story, whether crafted in house or commissioned from talented artists in our extensive artist database.

These works highlight the possibilities when imagination meets material and skill, showing how DAC can create, commission and frame pieces that bring vision, texture and personality to life in every space.

New DAC Substrate Sample Libraries

Our new DAC substrate sample boxes highlight a wide range of print and material possibilities, from mirror and canvas to acrylic and more. The boxes are designed to spark ideas, encourage hands-on exploration, and show how different materials can transform a project. They’ve already made their way to our reps and are available now for clients to check out. Featuring Leah Davids from Interior Image Group explores the boxes during their debut at NEWH Chicago.

Reach out to Laureno@dacartconsulting.com

for more info!

September Look Book:

Textural Explorations