Wall Art

Experience the pinnacle of artistic expression with exclusive collections of high-end wall art. Designed to elevate your interior design scheme, luxury wall art pieces are the epitome of sophistication and style. Each piece is crafted to add a touch of personalisation to a space and create a focal point that captures attention.

With our high-end wall art ideas, you can transform your space into a curated gallery that reflects your personal taste and individuality. Whether you prefer bold abstract designs, captivating landscapes, or exquisite portraits, collections offer a diverse range of options to suit your aesthetic.

Integrating luxury wall art into your interior design carries numerous benefits, as often exemplified in our high-end interior design creations. First and foremost, it adds a sense of depth and dimension, making your space feel visually rich and structured. It invites guests to admire and appreciate the artistry behind each piece. Additionally, luxury wall art can give your space a sense of luxury and refinement, creating an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication.

Our team are well trained and have a good eye when selecting and placing luxury wall arts, you can enhance the overall ambiance of your home, creating an environment that reflects your taste and personality. Whether you desire a statement piece in your living room or a landscape in your bedroom, luxury wall art offers endless possibilities to elevate your space and leave a lasting impression.

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Light-Filled Victorian Property

We were enlisted to design the interiors for a young professional couple and their family living in this traditional semi-detached period property in Highbury Crescent.

The beautiful Victorian villa, with its grand proportions and large windows, overlooks North London’s Highbury Fields.

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  • Interviews

A Conversation With Andrew Duncanson and Sebastien Holt

Seeing one of Modernity’s stands at an art fair gives the perfect sense of the furniture gallery’s philosophy. Take, for example, the 2015 London edition of the Pavilion of Art and Design where they had a large stand with two separate seating areas divided by a beautiful dining table. Two of the three walls had small wooden slats placed close together in what looked like a striped effect. It was something completely out of the ordinary and actually made the furniture interact with the walls as opposed to merely existing within them. To Modernity, furniture pieces aren’t merely being treated as everyday objects, but as unique pieces of art.

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A Conversation With Patrick Heide

If you can’t visit Patrick Heide at an art fair or in his space on London’s Church Street, then the best place to talk about his gallery is standing outside of a small corner coffee shop, sipping a hot drink. The gallery works extensively and intensely to promote its artists with exhibitions and art fairs all over Europe, so you can see that Patrick is used to talking about the artist’s and their medium, no matter the setting. Though he is measured and rational, it is obvious that he has true passion for his work. He cares deeply about the conversations these artworks, and specifically this medium, can instigate and consistently looks forward to inviting those exchanges.

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A Conversation With American Artist William McLure

William McLure moves comfortably between inventive interior designer and talented artist. He works on his own properties and constructs beautifully chic spaces that fit his extroverted personality with taste and sophistication. With his artwork, he operates with the very Renaissance-era concept of being commissioned to create, but you would be mistaken if you thought that this limited his creativity in any way. He achieves inspired imagination within the parameters of what his clients request and accomplishes an unwavering balance of structure, volume, and colour.

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A Conversation With Art Advisor Flavio Gianassi of FG Fine Art

Trying to describe Flavio Gianassi in one paragraph is impossible, especially for someone like me who has worked closely with him for almost fourteen years. I have written draft after draft of this introduction and none of them capture his dynamic personality or his curious nature. So, here is my attempt: Flavio is sure to see every museum or gallery exhibition, every auction house preview, and every art fair because he is dedicated to absorbing as much visual detail as possible. He is tireless in his pursuit of engaging with every detail so that he can recall it from his sweeping memory. And whenever someone asks me, as many have over the years, ‘where does he get his energy from?’, my answer is simple: ‘he is committed to finding beauty in all that he sees and does’.

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A Conversation With Calvine Harvey, Vice President, Old Master Paintings Specialist – Sotheby’s

Anyone who meets Calvine Harvey will immediately notice that she has a staggering attention to detail; those who know her well would say that this passion is born out of an enthusiasm for telling a picture’s story. I have known her for over ten years and have watched her study the smallest features of an image, or chased the most insignificant facts about a painting’s history, because she believes that every factor will expand a painting’s horizon into the world of the viewer. She works very hard to translate the fascination of a scene or an artist into a language that any spectator can absorb. Whenever I am viewing a sale at Sotheby’s, whether in New York or London, I ask Calvine – who is justifiably busy – to explain at least one painting to me. She always makes it a magical experience.

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A Conversation With Adrian Sassoon

If you ever have the pleasure of visiting Adrian Sassoon’s stand at an art fair, you will be transported into a celebration of artists and their treatment of materials. Whenever I have seen his displays, I notice that Adrian constantly handles his artist’s pieces. It’s not that he is overly tactile, but rather that he feels responsible for, and connected to, the mediums that his gallery represents. This translates to the gallery holding a reputation for their extremely high standard. He is also one of the few dealers who brings his artists to his art fair stands because he believes that the artist should be explaining their own craft. This all illustrates that Adrian has what is, in my opinion, a rare yet treasured quality in the art world: he likes to listen.

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A Conversation With Aiveen Daly

Aiveen Daly is a multidisciplinary artist, upholsterer and designer who works with top interior designers and architects worldwide to provide specialist finishes and embellished surfaces.

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A Sophisticated New York Penthouse Living Space

Despite being sky-high, this luxury penthouse in the Hell’s Kitchen district of New York has a grounded and peaceful feel, owing in part to the neutral, earthy palette and subtle contrast of natural textures.

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Our Awards & Affiliation

  • Eu property awards 2021 winner
  • EU Property Awards 2020 winner
  • BHA finalist 2020
  • United Kingdom Property Awards SALIC Winner 2018-2019

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