We are proud to announce the opening of our newest exhibition, Mood Boards, today! This exhibit takes a fresh approach by blending art with design in a way that hasn’t been seen before at the Gallery.
The
Mood Boards
exhibition features four distinct themes—Quiet Luxury, English Country, Natural Materials, and Maximalist—each brought to life through carefully curated vignettes. These styled displays incorporate not only the original artworks of 19 artists from across the globe but also furniture and décor. This layering of elements offers a richer, more immersive experience, giving visitors a sense of how the art could transform a space.
What makes this exhibition particularly special is the way it bridges art and interior design. By including furniture and decor, each vignette has a dynamic, contextual feel, showing how the right combination of elements can enhance both the artwork and the room. This holistic approach allows guests to envision how the art would work in their own homes, something that traditional art displays don’t often capture.
Quiet luxury’s design style showcases understated elegance through high-quality materials like marble, cashmere, and polished wood in neutral tones. It emphasizes minimalism and subtle details, with clean lines and carefully curated, timeless pieces that exude sophistication without excess.
English Country style began in rural homes focused on comfort and practicality. Over time, it evolved into a relaxed, eclectic mix of antique and contemporary pieces, maintaining its hallmark of warmth, soft florals, earthy tones, and dark woods while adapting to modern aesthetics.
Natural materials design emphasizes the use of organic elements like wood, stone, and natural fibers to create spaces that feel grounded and harmonious. It blends raw textures with soft, neutral palettes, promoting sustainability and a deep connection to nature within contemporary interiors.
Maximalist design celebrates boldness and abundance, combining vibrant colors, diverse patterns, and an eclectic mix of furniture and decor. It embraces layering and personalization, creating visually rich, dynamic spaces that reflect individuality and a fearless approach to design.
Mood Boards
also offers something unique–the option to purchase curated art collections. For the first time, guests can buy all the artwork from a specific vignette as a discounted set, or opt for individual pieces. This flexibility gives collectors the chance to curate their own spaces with ease, whether they’re drawn to the minimalist serenity of Quiet Luxury or the bold expressions of Maximalist.
Be sure to visit Liz Lidgett Gallery to experience
Mood Boards in person, or explore the exhibition online
here.
