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    INTERIORS

    This Interiors section introduces how the gallery’s art lives in real spaces, with five room themes that help visitors imagine the work on their own walls. Each subpage focuses on how curated pieces can shift the mood, function, and story of a specific interior.

    Interiors is where art meets everyday life, showing how considered artworks can transform the atmosphere of a room. From relaxed living areas to hospitality spaces, each collection is curated to balance personality, harmony, and practicality.

    Living Room

    The living room edit focuses on pieces that become a natural focal point, anchoring sofas, fireplaces, or media walls. Works are chosen to feel welcoming from every angle, creating a space that invites conversation, rest, and slow looking

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    Dining Room

    In the dining room, art is selected to complement shared meals, evening light, and changing table settings. The aim is to introduce rhythm and warmth without overpowering the rituals of hosting, gathering, and celebration.

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    Library

    The library/study curation favours reflective, layered pieces that sit comfortably alongside books, objects, and desk spaces. These works are chosen to support focus and contemplation while still adding character to reading nooks and workstations.

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    Hallways

    Hallway art is arranged to work in sequence, turning transitional spaces into small journeys rather than blank corridors. Scales and formats are considered for narrow sightlines, so every glance – passing or paused – feels intentional.

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    Hospitality

    The hospitality selection is curated for lobbies, guest rooms, lounges, and dining areas that host many different people over time. These pieces create a distinct identity for the space while remaining versatile, durable, and welcoming for guests from all backgrounds.

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    EDITIONS

    MIXED MEDIA

    Mixed Media editions at STYLL foreground artists like Damian Rimmer, Manta Paul, and Hiroyuki Arakawa, who combine graphic motifs, illustration, collage, and digital techniques to build layered, visually striking compositions. Damian Rimmer’s bold skull imagery, for example, blends pop sensibility with fine detail, while other mixed media artists experiment with typography, pattern, and texture to create artworks that feel both contemporary and deeply personal. These pieces are produced as true limited editions using archival methods, so the intricacy of line, colour, and layering remains crisp, adding energy, edge, and conversation, starting character to any room.
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    EDITIONS

    DIGITAL

    Digital editions at STYLL spotlight artists who build their images directly in the digital realm, often blending illustration, photography, and graphic design into richly composed works. You will find, for example, Damian Rimmer’s graphic, pop-influenced skull pieces alongside digitally constructed worlds and character-led imagery by filmmakers and image-makers such as Andzej Gavriss and Sasha Nathwani, whose practices move fluidly between screen and print. Produced as limited edition giclée prints on Hahnemühle paper and digitally, authentically signed, each Digital piece balances precision and craft, giving you gallery-grade artwork that reflects the visual language of contemporary culture.
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