07th Oct 2015

Artwork in-situ: Orlanda Broom

The Rosebery at Mandarin Oriental Wins Design Award
GA Design International won Best Design for Cafe Bar/All Day Dining in The European Hotel Design Awards and here’s part of the write up which mentions the artwork by Orlanda Broom:

‘The art is a combination of the beautifully sublime and joyfully vibrant… Pride of place goes to the beautiful high gloss art of Orlanda Broom, a vivacious celebration of life that beautifully complements the room and a sparkle to the renovation.’

Browse & Buy work by Orlanda Broom

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Artworks in collectors’ homes

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26th Apr 2017

Artwork in-situ: Lindsay Mapes

04th Jan 2016

Artwork in-situ: Keren Luchtenstein

(above) Keren Luchtenstein's 'Princess Shoes' painting in Paul Smith's flagship store New York.  

17th Nov 2015

Artwork in-situ: Joanne Hummel-Newell

      

11th Oct 2015

Artwork in-situ: James Matthew O’Connell

James Matthew O'Connell is an exciting graduate artist. We came across his work at his BA show this year (2015) at Wimbledon College of Art. He’s made...

03rd Sep 2015

Artwork in-situ: Electra Costa

"When we first look at an object or image it is already etched with our own personal meaning. That meaning is impossible to remove; it is permanently...