Art interior design

Explore the rise of maximalism in 2024, where bold decor, patterns, and layered textures celebrate authenticity and creativity in home design.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the glamorous world of Art Deco! This opulent design movement, known for its bold geometric shapes, luxe materials,

Between the collection of gallery owner Nino Mier and his wife and Barbara Gladstone Gallery partner Caroline Luce, there are over 300 works of art

Modern design incorporates this vision of “less is more”, distinguished by superior materials that emphasize a simple yet nurturing and warm atmosphere.

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This home in the Hollywood Hills epitomizes a LALA reimagined design, and is at the forefront of current interior design trends. Built in 1941, and approximately 52,000 square feet, it is full of incredibly clever color tricks, through lines and talented design decisions which turn it into a sophisticated spa...

Shabnam Gupta, the maestro of maximal and artistic interior design aesthetics moulded each element into a character in the narrative.

A collection of new artwork for The Other Art Fair - Brooklyn in Oct 2024. This collection consists of a mix of still life, florals, and greenery on painted framed panels.

Have you ever walked into a room that felt like a breath of fresh air yet couldn't quite put your finger on what made it so captivating? Eclectic home decor is an art form that blends various styles, textures, and eras to create a space that's uniquely yours. This approach to decorating challenges the conventional,

We asked designers to share their predictions on the biggest interior design trends for 2021—and which old faves are on their way out.

The owners of this apartment are both working in the flow of art, there are so many inspirations and regenerates around them, and even the way they enjoy their home is not an exception. An Interesting title would make an interesting design, we believe. And now, dream on!

Moscow-based firm CXEMA references the old quarters Morocco’s cities with vibrant hues and a unique approach to the compact layout.