Tucked away in a calm part of Surrey, close to a picturesque stretch of the River Thames, is the stunning modernist home of Lana Wilman, Agency Owner and Creator. We visited Lana to talk about the Spicy Revival Art Collection and all things interior design.

Get set for indoor season as Desenio launches three beautiful new art collections for AW25. With three very different aesthetics Spicy Revival, Curated Calm and Evolving Traditions combine broad influences, to create looks that will keep you inspired throughout the cooler months.

This collection is where an exuberant vintage look meets a cosy palette of oranges, reds and browns with a sporadic blast of light blue. It’s a new take on Mid-Century Modern, perfect for matching with bold styling and vintage finds to create an inviting interior that’s a stylish blend of contemporary and retro. The collection is made up of a daring balance of semi-abstract landscapes, figurative work with poise and attitude, together with playful photography and retro graphic design. Each piece is beautiful in its own right, but with a common colour palette and distinct 70s feel, gallery walls created entirely from the Spicy Revival collection will have a bold and enduring look.

Evolving Traditions encompasses a heritage inspired style that’s perfectly suited to contemporary lifestyles. Designed with irresistible reading nooks and stylish home offices in mind, this collection was created to update the country house aesthetic for today’s lifestyles by adding an offbeat and whimsical element. Spanning angular abstracts, graphic patterns and expressive landscapes, this collection features pieces that are beautiful alone, or can be combined to create cohesive ensembles. With green the dominating shade in many of the pieces in the collection, it is the contrast with light blue that gives it a more contemporary and playful twist.

There’s nothing we love more than bringing people together over art, and that is exactly what happened at our pop-up gallery for Art for a Cause in New York City in May 29-31. With a painting workshop, and the chance to see the artworks that make up the unique Art for a Cause collection, the event inspired guests to strike up friendships, get in touch with their own creative sides and admire beautiful art. With painting sessions led by therapists from The Art Therapy Project, participants harnessed some of that inspiration and discovered some of the meditative qualities of creating art for themselves.

Butter yellow is having a moment. What started on the runways late last year has taken over the red carpets, and the streets of the most fashionable cities and it is now making its mark on the walls of stylish homes everywhere. Pale yellow inspires happiness, perhaps because we associate it with the sun, warmth, and confidence. It is also said to inspire hope and creativity, and Desenio's new collection certainly creates a soothing atmosphere.