09/10/2026
How do you bring art into your home without it feeling like a museum?
Together with interior designer and artist Olga Fradina, we explore how contemporary art effortlessly lives alongside iconic design.
This series features a dramatic canvas by Anna Varshavska that instantly sets the tone, an intriguing work by Artur Muzychenko framed by soft shapes and warm light, a large-scale drawing by Maria Matienko next to a plush armchair, and a serene piece by Muriel Evangelista for lovers of calm minimalism.
Full details and tags on each slide.
Which mood resonates with you the most?
Painting by Anna Varshavska
Serving setting
80 × 90 cm
Canvas, acrylic, oil
Artwork price €1,900
Horsehair Bench No. 1 / J.M. Szymanski
Urchin Chandelier Small / Porta Romana
Mixed media by Artur Muzychenko
Big people talking small
150 x 125 cm
Gypsum
Artwork price €4,200
Dajo Sofa / Porta Romana Sorpresa / Astep
Detail of “Big people talking small” by Artur Muzychenko on the wall at home
Drawing by Maria Matienko
The mourning ribbon cracked
128 x 180 cm
Paper, ball pen
Artwork price €2,900
Softmass Sofa / Will Choui Lampadaire Droit / Éditions Serge Mouille
Painting by Muriel Evangelista
Nuages n 6
100 x 1300 cm
Canvas, acrylic
Artwork price €3,300
Union Chair / FRAMA
AURA Dining Table 04 / Galerie Nainoa