Art With Heart - Choosing Art for Your Home During the Interior Design Process

ART WITH HEART - Choosing Art for Your Home DURING the interior design process

Since February is the sweetest month, I want to share something I’m passionate about in our interior design: Art!

Art is the perfect starting point or finishing touch in the design process.

How does your house make you feel? Having art in your interiors, and determining just the right piece of art, can help you explore and determine your answer. Art is an aesthetic. Do you know how to choose art?

If you are curious, read about our Design Process here.

For today, we will focus on some contemporary inspiration, of a particularly feminine color, pretty in pink.

Pablo Picasso

Art can be like poetry, solely from one subjective perspective.

Art can make you feel emotional, as an expression of deep feelings. Art can make you feel peace or sadness. Art can be beautiful. Art can be evocative. Art can be inspiring. Art can be our imagination. Art can be immersive. Art can be our inspiration.
Art can be about life. 

“Parisian Peony”

What’s your goal living with beautiful art?

Art is very personal and particularly subjective but when choosing a design style for your room, it’s best to start with determining an overall feel, of what you want your home to feel like, what you’re going for, and what inspires you. 

Jean Dubuffet

Curate your art

Art can be curated for a wow for your home by exploring and developing a tension with a riveting piece, which will change the dynamic of the entire room. Is a stunning, swoon-worthy space in your future?

Fine art should be slowly curated because thoughtful selection allows a collection to develop depth, cohesion, and personal resonance over time rather than becoming a hurried assemblage of trends. Gradual curation gives collectors the space to learn an artist’s practice, understand provenance and condition, and make financially sound decisions, while also letting pieces find their proper context within a home — creating visual dialogue between works, architecture, and daily life. A deliberate pace encourages emotional clarity: choices made from conviction endure, elevating a living environment into a curated sanctuary where each work carries meaning, enhances wellbeing, and contributes to a timeless, layered aesthetic in Palm Beach luxury homes.

Art can be a starting point for color palette inspiration.

Art can be a starting point for a color palette by offering a ready-made emotional vocabulary and a balanced interplay of hues that guide cohesive design choices; a single painting’s dominant tones, accent colors, and neutrals can be translated into your home’s interior design with wall finishes, upholstery, rugs, and accessories to create a home that feels intentional and harmonious. By sampling key pigments from a favorite work—whether the muted serenity of a coastal seascape, the warm depth of an oil portrait, or the vibrant contrasts of an abstract—designers can establish a mood, determine contrast levels, and select materials that echo the artwork’s texture and light. Using art as the palette’s origin also ensures the space centers around a personal statement, turning rooms into curated galleries where architecture, furnishings, and finishes all reinforce the story implied by the artwork.

Luke Edward Hall

Art can tell a story of time and place.

Your personality can show through, layer connections to the past with design elements that feels current to you. Embellish your rooms with playful or meaningful, collected accessories too. Tell your own story!

Andy Warhol

The right piece of art will cause you to take pause, as it’s capturing your time to experience and to revel in the aura of a relevant impression. An articulated, artful intent can be the strategic aesthetic.

“Panthéon Journey”

Art can be about a place.

Capture your own memories of where travel or special occasions have occurred. Replicate the fondness of days gone by with your own lens onto the past as a part of your creative design journey.

So many artistic styles, so few walls! Varied pieces grouped together by theme or color can create a one of a kind gallery wall.

Create a Focal Spot With Art

Choosing a special piece of art to add to your interior design can add spunk to an otherwise utilitarian part of a room, or a small unused spot, creating a focal spot. Function meets form with the right, personal, beautiful art.

Art can quietly complement your room decor for a calm feeling. Whatever your design dreams, both in the practical, subdued, or elaborate, art sets the scene.

Dany7

Celebrate Imagination in your Interiors with Art.

All we need is art that passionately speaks to us! Let’s uplift and give a positive contribution to our creative spirit in life with fine art that celebrates our imagination, and is a reason for admiration and dare I say, even love. 

“Amsterdam Inspo”

Choosing the right art will make your house into a storied home. Don’t live with boring blank walls that will never deliver the message you need. Send an arrow to your heart with art!

Do you need help with the finishing touches and choosing the perfect art for your home in Delray Beach, Golf, Boca Raton, or the Palm Beach area? See our Finishing Touches Design Service, on our Interior Design page, and contact us for a Palm Beaches, on site consultation here.

We are here to make your heart filled with joy, and your interior design dreams come true.

A luxury living room with neutral and pink tones in furnishings and framed abstract art with interior Designer Denise Jadd, Domaine Luxe, in gray velvet dress, sitting on the white linen sofa graced with fuchsia velvet pillows.

All titled photos, originals by me. Amazing artists recognized as noted.

Thank you for allowing me to share a little insight to one of my passions! With artistic adoration and invention on a romantic day, I am faithfully yours.

- xoxo Denise