Design by Remi Tessier, Artwork by Ai Weiwei
Art at the Centre
EXPERTS 01.07.25
Julian Abrams, the renowned interior photographer whose work captures the soul of spaces, has curated a selection of projects where art doesn’t just adorn a room, it defines it. With his discerning eye and signature style, Abrams reveals how thoughtful curation and placement of art can transform interiors into living galleries. From evocative murals to sculptural forms and playful photography, this roundup showcases how art can drive design concepts to their fullest potential.
Fabled Studio’s interior celebrates the playful yet poignant works of Yoshitomo Nara. His larger-than-life portraits, framed by bold furnishings, inject a dose of emotion and personality, making the art an unmistakable focal point.
Zaha Hadid’s dynamic architecture forms the perfect backdrop for a vivid Francesco Clemente mural, where sweeping forms and rich blues complement the sculptural interiors. The dialogue between art and architecture in this space is as fluid as it is compelling.
Artwork by Ai Weiwei
Artwork by Parvine Curie
Remi Tessier’s sophisticated interiors come alive through two sculptural highlights. A golden bust by Ai Weiwei commands attention with its bold presence, while a striking piece by Parvine Curie combines geometric strength with soft, organic curves. These pieces create visual dialogues with their surroundings, underlining Tessier’s flair for juxtaposing modern art with classic architecture.
Photo by Julian Abrams
In Laura Hammett’s Peninsula London Private Residence, a stunning wall installation brings a tactile, nature-inspired aesthetic to the fore. The textured mural winds across the space, its branches and foliage crafted with such detail that it becomes a living extension of the interior. Julian Abrams’s lens captures the harmony between art and design, showcasing how this intricate installation enhances the serene, refined environment.
This carefully curated collection highlights the ways in which art, whether in the form of bold sculpture, delicate murals, or evocative photography, can inform and elevate design concepts. Through Julian Abrams’s eye, each piece is not just decoration, but an integral narrative thread that brings spaces to life.
