When it comes to sourcing new art, I take snapshots of all sorts of inspiration – from people and architecture to street fairs and restaurant décor – then synthesize these elements and translate them into core themes each season.
Colorful, expressive and large-scale pieces boast an ability to infuse the room with a commanding sense of presence and energy.
Cherri No. 6 by Kelti Smith
Becoming by Melanie Biehl
Expansion XVII by David Grey
Living City by Teague Collection
Classic and low key, neutral hues and streamlined compositions like line and ink drawings spur a sense of calm with under-the-radar impact.
Privacy by Christina Kwan
Nordic Geometric I by Teague Studios
Block 1 by Dan Hobday
Line Abstract I by Dan Hobday
From whimsical prints of amusement parks and street art to black-and-white portraiture, art has the power to evoke a cool, nostalgic mood. An expertly curated collection of photography featuring cultural icons and entertainers, our exclusive new partnership with Getty Images Gallery is a great example of working these throwback vibes into a living space, office or gallery wall.
Ferris Wheel by Markus Bex
Tina Turner by Getty Images
Muhammad Ali by Getty Images
Classic Cassette by Teague Collection
Bring that “open air” feeling indoors, with scenic art rooted in nature and leisurely travel. In a newly launched botanical series, for example, photos are laid over natural fiber linen backers then encased in clear acrylic boxes, for crisp, clean interpretations of nature-based art.
Fig Leaf by Teague Collection
Joshua Tree Landscape by Teague Collection
Bison Crossing by Teague Collection
West Texas by Kristin Moore
There are no rules when choosing art. Trust your instincts and surround yourself with images you love.
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