Kitchens can be tricky spaces to hang wall art, as there is typically much more going on than in other rooms in the house. You will have multiple textures and colours to consider – countertops, tabletops, storage and walls – as well as a range of surfaces and levels across the space. Plus, you will probably have a few appliances visible, and in some spaces, open shelving housing spices, food or crockery.

Explore which art Desenio staff members adore with our new series: Staff Art Selection. This week we hear from Bas Hagenaars, Head of CRM, who shares how he tells his own story with his gallery wall.

Oliver Ingrosso is a well-known musician and restaurateur in Stockholm. In December 2025 he opened his second restaurant in the city, inspired by his Italian heritage, Baroma. The walls of the restaurant are decorated with selected designs from Desenio. Here, he talks to us about the process of choosing the artworks and how they contribute to the restaurant’s atmosphere and personality.

In a new series, we will be visiting unique homes with the Art Advice team. On this visit we wanted to create a special feeling in a home, without losing the personality of the space and the people who live there.

For Seasonal Editions, we carefully selected homes full of character and personality, each chosen to bring the unique atmosphere of the collection to life. Read on to get inspired about how to style each of our new collections, Golden Serenade, Quiet Horizons and Club Play.

Seasonal Editions positions colour not as decoration, but as an emotional language and since art defines the feeling within a room; these three new standout collections feature artworks with distinct colour palettes.