It’s prime time for art aficionados this month, with a bevy of art fairs, exhibitions, and other events just around the corner—but plenty of artistic inspiration can be found within our interiors, too. Aside from filling our homes with paintings and sculptures, creatively presented design pieces can make a wealth of difference. Take a look at our picks below to infuse artistry and colour into your home.

kikki.K’s We Are All Creative collection

Set your imagination free with the fluid lines, playful florals and organic shapes of these delicate stationery and home ware pieces. The palette is a bold combination of midnight blue and bright red blended with hints of soft pink, sky blue and silver foil. Get creative and add a striking touch or two into your space or desk.

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Jo Malone London’s Bloomsbury set

Taking his cue from a visit to the English countryside in Charleston, perfumer Yann Vasnier created five distinctive fragrances that will take you through the morning and afternoon right up until the evening. Choose among Blue Hyacinth, Tobacco & Mandarin, Whisky & Cedarwood, Leather & Artemisia and Garden Lilies. Each scent is bottled in the brand’s signature slim vessel decorated with artful brushes of paint and sealed with a colour-coordinated lid. Forget sculptures—sitting on your dresser, the bottle is an artwork in itself.

Alissa Volchkova’s Liquid series

Fascinated by the fluid state of clay, London-based artist Alissa Volchkova decided to explore the physicality of porcelain by disrupting the perfect circular shape of a bowl or a plate with splashes of colour and irregular edges. Stack them up for a unique, graphic composition on table or kitchen shelf.

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Photography by Sylvain Deleu

Baccarat’s Marie-Helene de Taillac jewellery collection

Parisian designer Marie-Helene de Taillac takes the properties of crystal to their limits in her collection, which is truly the stuff of dreams. Taking inspiration from Baccarat’s chandeliers, she pairs octagon-shaped jewels with colour palettes of clear crystal, blue lagoon, olive green, powder pink and ruby red for this series of exquisite rings, pendants, necklaces and earrings.

By: Nikey Cheng