Celia Martine Pickering 12 reasons that smaller artworks will transform your home! Small pieces make a space feel curated, not decorated. They feel intentional, thoughtfully collected and precious. They create intimacy. You have to step closer. That interaction builds connection. They add personality without overpowering a room. Especially in layered interiors, restraint equals sophistication. They fill the in-between spaces. The sliver of wall by a doorway. The shelf above a

Emma Digerud White My journey into representing artists from my own home began because I genuinely believe that art is THE thing that brings a home to life, adding colour, soul and so much beautiful character. But let’s keep it simple. The first rule for any collector - whether you’re a seasoned expert or just starting out and want to learn how to buy art - is to buy what you love. Forget the noise, the trends and what that friend of yours who knows a bit about the art market

Whether it’s the rugged, granite tors of Dartmoor, the rhythmic pulse of the Atlantic against the coast, or the soft light filtering through an ancient woodland, nature has a way of resetting our internal clock. Often, there is a particular kind of exhale that happens when we step outside and look towards the horizon. But we can’t always be outdoors. This is why I believe bringing the outside in through landscape art is so essential. A landscape isn't just a window to another