Modern cubicle manufacturers offer a lot of visual interest in their product designs. They incorporate colorful fabrics, glass panels, lovely wood veneers, and more. However, if your company has old fashion grey fabric panels, the view from inside your workstation may be pretty dreary. Changing your cubicle’s vista from dull to interesting may be up to you.

The good news is that you are not entirely alone. Artist David Wenell has made it his mission in life to beautify cubicles with original art pieces. This lucky devil is a stay at home dad, but there’s a good chance that he was subjected to a boring cubicle at one time. His oil and watercolor paintings often focus on otherworldly landscapes bursting with color. At less than $25 per painting, this guy isn’t looking to strike it rich. He’s just doing his own small part to brighten up your workday.

Check out his collection to see if something strikes your fancy. Think you can do better? Pick up some paints at the craft store and make your own cubicle art!

Are you planning the finish details for a set of AIS cubicles? Vista is one of the choices you might consider if you want neutral tones paired with an interesting texture. This surfacing option is part of the Birdseye collection by Guilford. It features pale, open weave fabric with darker threads woven through for contrast. Random oval shaped patches of light bluish gray add a rough, natural fiber look to this 100% polyester textile.

Like many of the fabrics from this manufacturer, Vista can be gently cleaned to remove soil and stains. You can test this out when you request a sample swatch directly from the Guilford mill in Maine. You should always check physical samples prior to placing a cubicle order with AIS. This gives you a chance to not only verify the color but get a feel for the weight and quality of the textile. Since most office furniture warranties don’t cover normal wear and tear on panel fabrics, you want to invest in a high quality product that will last.