Mahima Sharma (Writer, Research & Founder)
Here is a glimpse of the enigmatic Mahima, a self-taught learner and writer, passionate about art, architecture, design, and decor. She is a force to be reckoned with in the world of creative expression, with her mischievous twinkle in her eye and her pen dancing across the page.
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Margaretha Haverman: Only Pupil of Flower Painter Van Huysum
Margaretha Haverman, a Dutch flower artist and sole known student of Jan van Huysum, is one of the most crucial still-life women artists with only two of her works known to the world.
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Marie Ellenrieder: Not Forgotten Anymore, Life & Art
Learning the notability of Marie Ellenrieder, a prominent German female artist who marked proficiency in the Nazarene style, producing remarkable portraits and religious artworks.
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Pink Mamma, Paris: The Aroma of Design & Food
Designed by Martin Brudnizki, Pink Mamma is a Parisian restaurant that adores the perfect blend of interiors and a delightful experience of Italian cuisine and drinks.
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3D Panel Walls: An Illusion for Your Space | Tips & Tricks
Understanding how limiting to the older ways of decoration can be insufficient to many, this article focuses on 3D panel walls and how they can turn your space into an aroma of design.
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Florine Stettheimer: American Artist Who Painted for Pleasure
An American Modernist, Florine Stettheimer, was one of the lesser-known icons of the 20th century who gained a reputation for painting for herself. She would go on to become a painter who intentionally raised the prices of her art so high that buyers ended up not buying them out of their financial securities.
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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte | A Look
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte is an 1800s masterpiece that Georges Seurat completed in an effortful two years. The painting was the first depiction to exhibit Pointillism and Divisionism at a Public Exhibition. Further, it is one of the classic works to learn about the technique.
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Liberty Leading the People: Eugène Delacroix’s Political Frame
Eugène Delacroix, known for his modernist capabilities, is one of the most crucial painters of French History. Liberty Leading the People was the artist’s first contemporary realist frame depicting socio-political issues.
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Rokeby Venus: Exhibition of Diego Velázquez’s Mastery
Diego Velázquez painted Rokeby Venus, one of the most differentiating artworks of the subject, that remained the only nude painting in the history of Spain for the next 150 years from the date it was created.
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Paula Modersohn-Becker: The First Female Modernist
Paula Modersohn-Becker is one of the most legendary figures of Modernism with a significant contribution in promoting women in art. Known for her unique art style, here’s what the life and paintings of this German painter look like.
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Scrubby Bay: Touring the Most Secluded Cabin
Scrubby Bay is a remote cabin located in the Banks Peninsula of New Zealand. Enjoying the picturesque views and the Antarctic climate, here’s how the architecture and interiors stand apart.
