Lune Art Gallery

Lune Art Gallery brings together three complementary activities in Guadalajara: decorative art production, a gallery of works by individual artists, and contemporary handcrafted furniture. The company works with individuals as well as hotels, interior designers, architects, and developers. Its offering can begin with an available piece or a project requiring adjustments to size, technique, and format. Paintings are considered within the spaces they will occupy, alongside mirrors, sculptures, and furniture.

The Deco line includes paintings made by hand using different techniques, prints, lithographs, and decorative sculptures. Black & White, BabyArt, MilleniArt, and AnimalArt collections sit alongside sections for abstract work, faces, nudes, landscapes, flowers, surrealism, and pop art. Spiritual and religious painting also features. This organization allows selection by visual style or subject, from a restrained composition to a figurative piece that becomes a room’s focal point.

Customization is part of the painting and mirror offering. Lune provides different sizes and formats, project advice, and individual quotes for professional commissions. Mirrors are divided between contemporary models and pieces with hand-carved wooden frames. Toscana, Palais, Solenne, and Florencia appear in the catalog. Their presence alongside sculptures such as Nácar and Eclosión shows that the decorative range extends beyond wall art.

The art gallery distinguishes works by emerging artists, established artists, and major names. It includes engravings, lithographs, paintings, and sculptures, describing a selection of more than two thousand pieces by over forty artists. Works such as Sincretismo and Alicia en el país de las aves appear in that selection. Availability is listed by piece: these individual works form a different offering from decorative designs produced in various sizes.

Luxury Furniture extends the business into contemporary handcrafted furniture, while another section features painted furniture. The company’s account of its development includes appearances at Expo Mueble Internacional and connections with furniture-industry and interior-design organizations. It also identifies supply relationships with Mexican department stores. This context explains the professional side of a business serving individual purchases as well as interiors involving multiple spaces.

Commissions receive personalized assistance, with commercial arrangements for wholesalers, hotels, developers, and interior designers. The company organizes shipping within Mexico and exports, and maintains an online store, FAQs, and purchasing terms. Lune Art Gallery works at several scales: an individual artwork, a mirror for one room, or a group of pieces giving visual continuity to an interior-design project.