If, like me, your art stash consists of the occasional find from The Affordable Art Fair, weird 'ethnic art' sourced on holiday, and a few etchings ruthlessly haggled from students in exchange for food at various degrees shows, you do run into the problem of getting tired of staring at the same old stuff.

The situation is worse in most offices, where random objets d'arts lurk in dimly lit corridors unobserved for years, so old and unloved they've become invisible to all. Enter a new service, Ginger White, which spruces up your office with new artworks every three months for about a fiver per artwork, per week.

Ginger White installs the work, and either chooses something appropriate to your company, or lets you choose from its selection, which is, to put it kindly, at the rather amateur end of the artistic spectrum (they describe it as uplifting, inspiring, and modern).

Personally, I'd let your employees pick - that way they feel less disillusioned about their essential impotence and slavery, and may even work harder, you never know?