Limited square footage for this 57th Street gallery for works of art on paper inspired the design of ceiling vaults with cove and recessed track lighting to increase the perception of light and space. The combination of light sources creates proper viewing condition as well as conservation light levels–two demands often at odds. In this architectural setting enhanced by lighting, works of art are pleasurably viewed while the full functions of a commercial gallery take place discreetly behind the scenes.

Archimuse accepted the challenge of limited space, limited budget, conservation demands, mid-town New York City building conditions, along with stringent client requirements for exhibiting, viewing and selling.

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