Guests at Four Seasons Hotel Boston can find artistic inspiration right in the hotel’s hallways, as the property recently debuted a curation of international artwork throughout the space. Jim Peters, director of creative, Four Seasons Hotel Boston, reimagined on-site restaurant Aujourd’hui, private venue The Four on Five and the lobby with art and design touches inspired by each space’s character.

Aujourd’hui

Peters commissioned local artist Iris Marcus to create botanical murals and silver tongue-in-cheek goddess statues. He also designed the space to feel like an extension of the park. There’s additional artwork sourced from DTR Modern Galleries, the largest gallery on the East Coast. Those pieces include I Don’t Care What Anybody Says About Me by The Connor Brothers, UP The Souls on Jacob’s Ladder Take Their Flight by Damien Hirst, Vermeer by Juro Karlik, Yeah Really? By Rainer Lagemann, and Untitled (Butterflies) by Hunt Slonem.

The Four on Five

With its posh, club-like atmosphere, The Four on Five’s artwork was selected in collaboration with Gurari Collections, a gallery located in the South End of Boston. The collection in The Four on Five include 26 copperplate etchings from Mitsushige Nishiwaki, including Le Cake au Chocolat, America, Red Sox and Tour de France.

Lobby

In the lobby, Rainer Lagemann sculptures Climber Sophia and Climber Daiane greet guests.

“We strive to continually innovate and create interest for our guests,” explained Peters. “Refreshing the art and design around the property has added another layer of texture, always with thoughtful intention, to the guest’s experience.”