Chicago art rental service caters to apartment dwellers and businesses alike

So you’ve just found the home of your dreams, and now you are in dire need of some new furnishings to dress up those still-white walls. If you’re aiming for originality and style, HangItUp Chicago is your best bet. The new company has just brought out to the world an original concept that will allow art enthusiasts to fully enjoy the beauty of art in their own homes or at work without breaking the bank to get it.

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Focused on promoting local talent, HangItUp Chicago offers a large collection of exquisite artwork pieces by some emerging and established Chicagoland artists like Mark Collins, Jamie Link, Elisa Boughner or Fred Moss for rental or sale. Essentially ranging from oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors and drawings to mixed media, photography and sculpture, these pieces can make a wonderful addition to any room, office or living quarters. Businesses can take this opportunity to parade great skills in their restaurant, store, hotel, staged home or office property, without committing to a purchase. And rental art is a tax deductible business expense.

“In today’s new ‘share’ economy, more and more consumers are choosing to rent products,” said HangItUp Chicago founder Amanda Bryant in a release. “In addition, there is a certain amount of cache associated with showcasing the work of these local artists as you instantly become a patron of the arts in Chicago.”

Your housewarming party will get a lot more poise and elegance if you introduce your guests to a whole new creative experience by showcasing some original paintings that you can really connect to. In addition to enhancing your home’s aesthetic vibe, you’ll be supporting the career of a Chicago area talent as 30% of every rental goes straight into the artist’s pocket. We all know how important it is to feel appreciated and see that somebody believes in your dream and passion.

For more details and choosing your next personal favorite work of fine art, explore the gallery.