Art
Written by Krista Worthington
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One of the most transformative things you can bring into a home or workspace isn’t necessarily furniture, lighting or décor,..it’s art. Whether you live in a compact apartment, a sprawling family home, or you’re styling a modern office, art has an extraordinary ability to breathe new life into any environment. More than decoration, it’s a reflection of humanity, our stories, our emotions, our creativity, and it has the power to instantly shift the energy of a room.
Art is for everyone! Any space, any style, any budget.
Evergreen by TAYLOR ROSE | 160 x 60cm, Acrylic on canvas
Buying art doesn’t require high ceilings, gallery-like walls or a designer’s budget. A single small piece can add warmth to a cosy reading corner, while a bold statement artwork can anchor a living room or entryway. Even the smallest spaces, hallways, bathrooms, nooks, benefit from a thoughtfully chosen artwork that adds personality and presence.
When you choose art based on what you love rather than the size of the wall, you naturally create spaces that feel more authentic and alive.
White Contours by EVA JOHNOVA | 38 x 76cm, White sculptured abstract
Collecting art isn’t reserved for seasoned buyers. Original paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture and limited-edition prints come in a wide range of price points, making it easy to start your collection with pieces that fit comfortably within your budget.
Small works, studies, sketches and emerging artists offer stunning, accessible options for those starting out. Even larger artworks vary significantly in price depending on the medium and artist, so with a little discovery, you can always find a piece that feels right, both emotionally and financially.
Aussie Bush Beauties by JESS KING | 30 x 30cm, Acrylic on linen
Interior styling often begins with furniture, but art invites a more intuitive approach. Start with the piece that speaks to you, the one that stirs something, makes you pause, or simply brings joy. That emotional connection is what makes art such a unique part of your space.
Once you’ve found a piece you love, it naturally becomes the focal point. Colours, textures and décor can then be chosen or adjusted around it, creating a harmonious and personal environment.
Retro’s Garden by DAN MASON | 145 x 145cm, Oil & mixed media on canvas
Not all art needs to hang. Sculptures, ceramics, freestanding pieces and small works on shelves can transform surfaces and create moments of interest without requiring large wall areas. In open-plan spaces, statement sculptures or oversized canvases can bring scale and atmosphere that define the flow of a room.
Electric Swamp Monster by STEFAN MAGER | 21 x 32cm, Ceramic sculpture, molten copper, LED eyes
There’s something deeply human about art. It expresses emotion in a way nothing else does. It can make a sterile room feel warm, a busy space feel grounded, or a minimal interior feel soulful. Art tells people who you are without saying a word. It’s a quiet invitation into your world.
And unlike many décor items, art has longevity. It can travel with you from one home to the next, evolving with your life.
Becoming by MANDY BEEBE | 42.3 x 42.3cm, Acrylic on wood panel
You don’t need formal knowledge. You don’t need a huge home. You don’t need a large budget.
You just need curiosity and the willingness to choose pieces that move you.
Art collecting is less about status and more about connection. It’s a celebration of creativity, individuality and the incredible talent of artists around Australia. Whether you’re buying your first artwork or building your fifth wall of favourites, there’s always something new waiting to inspire you.
So explore, discover, and find the pieces that bring humanity, beauty and life into your space.
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