The Art of Design - Issue 81 - The Art of Luxury Home Interiors

Jul 31, 2026

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The Art of Design Issue 81 explores luxury home interiors with a focus on design concepts that elevate everyday living. Coverage includes the resurgence of curved design language, demonstrating how historic influences such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco inform contemporary interiors. The issue also presents a Miami-inspired bar concept, a curated collection approach via photowall artworks, and an emphasis on open-air living for wellness and conviviality. Feature stories combine architecture, detailing, and installation-led craftsmanship.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLifestyle

FormatPDF

Pages68

Reading Time1 h 45 min

AccessFree to download

Contents

Leading the Rise in Curved Design

A Miami-inspired Bar, by Hill House Interiors

The Masterpiece Collection

The Art of Open-Air Living

T H E A R T O F A O D L U X U R Y H O M E I N T E R I O R S £ 4 . 9 5 • I S S U E 8 1 T H E A R T O F O P E N-A I R L I V I N G / W oR E oB AE SI TGHNR O OM EMET TS I L EA T MTROESNPHDESR /E BATHROOMS | TILES | WELLNESS | DESIGN & INSTALLATION Create a bathroom that’s anything but ordinary. It begins with booking an appointment. SPEAK WITH OUR EXPERTS 5 CONTENTS 10 LEADING THE RISE IN CURVED DESIGN Once synonymous with the architecture of the 1930s and the ﬂourishes of Art Nouveau and Art Deco , curved lines are making a striking comeback in interior design. 30 A MIAMI-INSPIRED BAR, BY HILL HOUSE INTERIORS Balancing Miami-inspired exuberance with the precision and detailing of a bespoke British interior. 24 THE MASTERPIECE COLLECTION Photowall reintroduces iconic works by some of history’s most celebrated artists through wall paper , posters , and canvas pieces designed for contemporary living. 40 THE ART OF OPEN-AIR LIVING I ncreasingly conceived as spaces dedicated to well-being and conviviality , outdoor areas take centre stage during the summer season. Editor in Chief Antony Holter T: 01304 806039 E: [editor@mhmagazine.co. uk](editor@mhmagazine.co. uk) Editor Rebecca Keating T: 01304 806039 E: [rebecca@theartofdesignmagazine.com](rebecca@theartofdesignmagazine.com) Editorial Assistant Katie Essex T: 01304 806039 E: [editor@mhmagazine.co. uk](editor@mhmagazine.co. uk) Publishing Director Martin Hol mes T: 01304 806039 E: martin@ m hmagazine. co. uk Sales Director Georgia Martin T: 0203 907 9166 E: [georgia@theartofdesignmagazine.com](georgia@theartofdesignmagazine.com) Digital Manager Jamie Bullock T: 01227 936971 E: jamie@ m hmagazine. co. uk Business Manager Josh Hol mes T: 01304 806039 E: josh@m hmagazine. co. uk Studio Designer Sarah Johnson E: [sarah@mhmagazine.co. uk](sarah@mhmagazine.co. uk) Accounts Department Alison Hol mes T: 01304 806039 E: [accounts@mhmediaglobal.com](accounts@mhmediaglobal.com) Cover Image Courtesy of: [Nick Smith | www.hillhouseinteriors.com](Nick Smith | www.hillhouseinteriors.com) TheArt of Design is proud partners with MH Media Global Ltd , 18/20 Newington Road , Ramsgate , Kent CT12 6EE Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of material published in The Art Of Design however, the publishers accept no responsibility for the claims or opinions made by advertisers, manufacturers or contributors. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic (including photocopying) or stored in any information retrieval system without the prior consent of the publisher. CONTEMPORARY COUNTRY HOUSE, CALLENDER HOWORTH Callender Howorth undertook the complete renovation and interior design of a 6,000 sq. ft. neo-Georgian house in the Buckinghamshire (UK) countryside. The property was stripped back to the brickwork, allowing the studio to comprehensively reconsider the interiors, finishes and detailing throughout. The commission encompassed the full interior architecture and design of the house, together with the specification and supply of all furniture, lighting, accessories and styling. Conceived as a complete turnkey project, the house was fully installed beforehandover, enabling the clients to move in with only their personal belongings. The brief was to create a luxurious and elegant family home with a strong sense of energy and individuality. While the interior responds to the proportions and architectural character of the neoGeorgian property, the scheme avoids a conventional countryhouse aesthetic. Bespoke elements, expressive lighting and carefully selected finishes introduce amore contemporary and playful character. 7 A major focal point is the customdesigned glass chandelier in the entrance hall. Created specifically for the scale of the space, the installation compr

FAQs

What interior design trend does the issue highlight in its curved design feature?

It highlights the comeback of curved lines in interior design, linking the look to earlier 1930s architecture and Art Nouveau/Art Deco flourishes.

What kind of spaces are emphasized in “The Art of Open-Air Living”?

Outdoor areas are framed as spaces dedicated to well-being and conviviality, taking centre stage during the summer season.

How is the Miami-inspired bar concept positioned within the issue?

It balances Miami-inspired exuberance with precision and detailed craftsmanship in a bespoke British interior approach.

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