High ceilings with intricate moldings, herringbone parquet floors, and marble fireplaces. The “Modern French” (or Parisian Chic) style is the epitome of effortless elegance. It honors history while embracing the new. A classic Haussmann-style apartment in Paris often features a mix of antique mirrors and contemporary art. To truly master this “Eclectic” look, we invite you to introduce a surprising … Read more
Velvet sofas, brass accents, geometric wallpaper, and marble floors. Art Deco is the style of the “Roaring Twenties”—unapologetically glamorous, bold, and opulent. For a home styled with such strong visual elements, choosing wall art can be difficult. A delicate watercolor painting would vanish. You need art that is equally bold and dramatic. You need Japanese Calligraphy (“Sho”) styled with a … Read more
Teak sideboards, Eames lounge chairs, geometric patterns, and organic curves. Mid-Century Modern (MCM) style, originating from the 1940s to 60s, remains one of the most beloved interior styles today. It is functional, optimistic, and effortlessly cool. But when it comes to wall art, many MCM enthusiasts stick to sunburst clocks or atomic patterns. We invite you to try a more … Read more
Imagine a penthouse in New York, Tokyo, or London. Floor-to-ceiling windows, sleek leather furniture, polished glass surfaces, and a stunning view of the city skyline. This is “Urban Modern”—a style that defines cosmopolitan luxury. It is cool, sophisticated, and polished. But sometimes, it can feel a bit… cold. To prevent your home from looking like a sterile hotel lobby, you … Read more
Exposed brick walls, concrete floors, raw steel beams. The Industrial style celebrates the beauty of structure and age. It is masculine, edgy, and undeniably cool. However, industrial spaces can sometimes feel cold or too harsh. To make a converted loft feel like a home, you need to introduce organic elements that soften the hard edges without sacrificing the “cool factor.” … Read more
Minimalism is not just about white walls and empty floors. It is about intentionality. It is the art of removing the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak. In a truly minimalist home, every object must justify its existence. There is no room for clutter. This creates a challenge: How do you decorate a space without “decorating” it? The answer … Read more
If you’ve been following interior design trends over the last few years, you have undoubtedly encountered “Japandi.” A hybrid of Scandinavian functionalism and Japanese rustic minimalism, this style has taken the world by storm. It offers the perfect balance of comfort (“Hygge”) and mindful simplicity. But as an artist looking at many Japandi spaces online, I often notice one thing: … Read more
From the rustic warmth of a Farmhouse to the sharp lines of Urban Modern, the world of interior design is vast and diverse. Finding your own style is a journey of self-discovery. However, regardless of the architectural style, every beautiful room shares one common element: “Soul.” Japanese Calligraphy (“Sho”) is often misunderstood as only belonging in a traditional Tatami room. … Read more
Finding the perfect gift for someone who “has everything” is a challenge. A designer accessory, a rare bottle of wine, the latest technology—these are appreciated, but they are rarely deeply moving. They are fleeting. When celebrating a significant life milestone—a wedding, a new home, a corporate founding—the most luxurious gift is not an object, but a meaning. A piece of … Read more
You have invested in a designer sofa, bespoke cabinetry, and architectural lighting. Your home is a masterpiece of design. Yet, when it comes to the walls, many homeowners settle for mass-produced prints or posters. While high-quality giclée prints have their place, they often fall flat—quite literally—in a luxury setting. In this article, we explore why discerning collectors choose Original Japanese … Read more