Perfect works for lovers of art, animals, music and travel

This isn’t the beginning of a joke, I promise. One day, by sheer coincidence, four completely different people move house at the same time. There’s the art history enthusiast, the animal lover, the music devotee, and the tireless traveler. Four personalities, four inner worlds, and one shared goal: to create a space that reflects their essence.

But what does it really mean to live in a space that speaks about who we are? And how can our deepest passions inspire the space we call home?

The Art History Enthusiast

For the art history enthusiast, the space they inhabit isn’t just a home—it’s a blank canvas waiting to be filled with visual narratives. Every corner must tell a story, every object must hold a deeper meaning. For them, works of art aren’t just decorations; they are bridges between the past and the present, connecting great masters to their own imagination.

This refined soul might dream of pieces that evoke the grandeur of the classics: reproductions of Renaissance details, mythological scenes, or even contemporary touches that engage in dialogue with past masterpieces. But it doesn’t stop there—choices extend beyond aesthetics. The subject itself becomes the heart of a piece, an ode to specific movements, historical periods, or iconic figures. A Baroque-style portrait? A pastoral scene paying homage to Romanticism? Or perhaps an abstract work reinterpreting figurative language?

After all, the art enthusiast lives in a world where temporal boundaries dissolve. At night, they dream of Michelangelo and Leonardo sitting with them, sipping a drink and discussing the evolution of figurative art. A toast with Caravaggio about the drama of light, a joke with Monet on the fleetingness of the moment. Their home becomes a personal museum, a place where time is suspended between aesthetics and history.

If you see yourself in this profile, here are two Artmajeur works I believe are perfect for you!

My Venus (2022) Painting by Kristina Korò

"My Venus" by Korò is a contemporary homage to Botticelli that reimagines and reinterprets the ideal of eternal beauty, skillfully adapting it to our modern era. Stripped of its original context, this Venus emphasizes her timeless iconicity, drawing all attention to the figure and her extraordinary symbolic power. There are no seashells, winds, or oceans in the background—there is only her, in all her perfection, emerging as the ultimate symbol of femininity and harmony.

The lively, pointillist-inspired brushstrokes not only convey the grace of this iconic figure but also capture the deeper essence of the eternal feminine. Botticelli’s Venus, in this version, is not merely reinterpreted but celebrated, engaging directly with the viewer. By transcending a simple tribute to the past, the artist invites reflection on beauty and harmony as universal, timeless values.

And what would the art enthusiast say? They would likely stand before her in reverent admiration, already envisioning her perfectly displayed in their living room—perhaps with a glass of wine in hand and a symbolic toast to Botticelli for creating an icon that continues to inspire across the centuries.

Blue Grey Abstract Painting, Conversation with Rothko (2024) Painting by Leon Grossmann

This painting by Grossmann, inspired by Rothko's Color Field Painting, reinterprets chromatic abstraction, stripping away any narrative to focus on the essence of color. The deep blue and dusty gray engage in a silent dialogue, while the intense red edges add a subtle emotional undertone. There’s no figure, no story—just color, inviting contemplation and reflection.

Each brushstroke vibrates, turning the piece into a visual meditation. In a fast-paced era, this painting reminds us of the importance of pausing and getting lost in the silence.

And the art lover? After an initial critical glance, they would slowly succumb to the infinite blue and the reassuring gray, eventually noticing the hidden red at the edges. It would be too much: they’d surrender to contemplative ecstasy, almost ready to faint, murmuring, “Rothko would approve.”

The Animal Lover

For animal lovers, a house is never just a roof over their heads: it’s a den, a sanctuary, a little oasis where nature and freedom reign. Every detail seems to tell of a deep connection with the animal world, so much so that friends have already started calling you “Saint Francis.” Of course, it’s not your fault if they caught you talking to dogs, singing with birds, or dancing with monkeys…

The perfect pieces for this kind of animal enthusiast? Those that evoke the wild freedom and beauty of nature: a fox dashing through the woods, a majestic owl surveying the world from above, or even stylized portraits of cats and dogs that almost come to life on your walls (perhaps to offer you decorating advice).

Your home is less of a living room and more of an inner jungle. There are no white walls, only painted forests; no silence, only the echo of breathing nature. And yes, perhaps your best friend is a golden retriever, but at least they never interrupt you when you talk.

Here are two pieces that both I and your golden retriever consider essential for your space!

Pawing horse (2022) Painting by Roberto Barbuti

Cat - Giant (2020)Sculpture by Artgallery

These sculptures represent a perfect bridge between art and nature, ideal for animal lovers who wish to bring a symbolic and three-dimensional presence into their homes. Barbuti’s terracotta horse, with its monumental and disproportionate forms, recalls the primitive power of Paleolithic cave paintings, transforming it into a modern work capable of expressing strength and vitality. Crafted using the colombino technique, the horse embodies the animal’s essence, becoming a timeless icon of the connection between humans and nature.

On the other hand, Artgallery’s bronze cat, with its slender and stylized body, is a tribute to feline grace and enigmatic mystery. Its three-dimensionality is not merely a technical feature but an element that conveys presence and realism, as if breathing life into this elegant and silent figure.

And then there’s the animal lover, who might have unexpected reactions to these sculptures: picture them imagining themselves climbing onto the terracotta horse, dreaming of galloping toward some epic destination, or offering a bowl of food to the bronze cat, complete with affectionate strokes and an invitation to purr. Because, in the end, it’s not just about decorating your home—it’s about welcoming a new friend… even if they don’t move!

The Music Lover

For the passionate music enthusiast, a house isn’t just a space—it’s a three-dimensional sheet of music. Every room must vibrate, dance, and resonate like a melody. Yes, we’re talking about you, the one wandering around the house with earphones permanently in, mistaking “hello” for “jazz” and “how are you?” for “what key is it in?” Admit it: sometimes you reply at random just to avoid pausing your favorite playlist.

The perfect pieces for this type of chronic melomaniac? Abstracts that echo the flow of a symphony, images that seem to dance to the rhythm of a violin or a saxophone solo. Every room has its tone: the living room plays like a Miles Davis track—relaxed but with a rhythm that keeps your attention; the bedroom, on the other hand, is wrapped in the intimate notes of a blues piece, because sleep is, after all, the slow outro to the day.

And when choosing a work of art, remember: your space needs rhythm. And if the animal lover lends you their golden retriever, rest assured it won’t complain about your music. Not because it appreciates it, but simply because, well, it can’t. It’ll just keep hoping for the sound of a treat bag rustling.

So, dear music lover, if your home were a symphony, these two pieces would be its grand finale!

the musician in the red tie (2020) Painting by Dek

If your favorite playlist is always on repeat and you live life to the rhythm of a sax solo, the painting "The Musician in the Red Tie" by Dek seems tailor-made for you! The artwork depicts a musician fully immersed in their performance, with an elegant red tie that gives the painting its title. It’s important to note that this piece is not just a portrait, but a celebration of the intimate connection between the artist and the music—a moment of focus and harmony that seems to transcend the boundaries of the canvas.

Created in acrylic, this painting is also a visual symphony, evoking the intense atmosphere of a jazz club bathed in neon lights. The flowing lines emanating from the instrument transform into a hypnotic stream, as if you could actually see the music dancing in the air.

This is more than just a painting—it’s a love letter to music. Hung in your living room, it would transform the space into a private stage, where every corner resonates with rhythms and harmonies. Perfect for anyone who considers earphones a natural extension of their ears and silence a technical glitch.

Karnay (2020) Sculpture by Khurshed Husenov

If you believe music is the ultimate art form (and let’s face it, what music lover doesn’t?), then Khurshed Husenov’s sculpture is the perfect celebration of this passion. Karnay, the title of the work, takes its name from the long wind instrument used in Central Asian countries, Iran, and Kazakhstan, which stretches to about three meters in length. In this sculpture, Husenov captures the majesty of four musicians playing the karnay, their heads tilted toward the sky, as if engaging in a dialogue with the universe.

The four performers face each other in a sort of ceremony, with their instruments intertwining upward, creating an almost architectural effect in the golden bronze that gleams under the light. It’s as if the music itself takes shape, soaring through the highest notes to reach celestial spheres. Moreover, the polished bronze adds a sense of nobility to the piece, elevating melody as the most sublime art form, capable of touching both heart and spirit.

Husenov’s composition is as musical as it is visual: the repetitive, rhythmic structure of the musicians and their instruments creates a kind of optical symphony. This work is not only a tribute to music but also an ode to its power to unite and celebrate the beauty of the collective and the divine.

The Tireless Traveler

Did you miss your flight to the Canary Islands and now find yourself facing the harsh reality of finally decorating your new home? Have you just returned from vacation, but the nostalgia for tropical beaches is stronger than your jet lag? Or, let’s be honest, do you spend your time daydreaming in travel agencies… not because you’re into the travel agent, but because journeys are your true obsession?

For you, the seasoned explorer who probably still hasn’t unpacked last summer’s suitcase, there’s a solution: bring your travels home! Yes, transforming each room into an homage to your adventures is much simpler than you think.

We suggest art that evokes distant horizons, ancient maps, and exotic landscapes. A painting of sandy dunes for the hallway? A photograph of a tropical island for the kitchen? Every wall can become a window to a new world, offering you an escape from the routine without needing to check in or worry about losing your passport.

And let’s face it: travel is wonderful, but who wants to miss another connection in Frankfurt or fight for the window seat? Bringing adventure into your home is the perfect solution. All it takes is one glance at your walls to feel like an explorer on a mission, even if you’re just deciding between sushi and pizza for dinner. Who really needs to rack up miles when you can explore the world from the comfort of your living room? A domestic journey—no lost luggage and always the best Wi-Fi connection.

Dear explorer, these two pieces are the journey waiting for you every time you step through your front door!

Milano cromatica - Arco della Pace (2023) Painting by Domenico Asmone

Paris Painting by Renée Oconel