Art inspired by the world's greatest artists
Artist of the World (Masterpieces) brings celebrated works of art into the world of interiors through a collection of decorative and functional objects. Instead of limiting art to the wall, the collection interprets the visual language of renowned artists across vases, sculptures, tableware, photo frames, clocks, glassware and other interior accessories.
The collection brings together recognisable artistic languages from masters such as Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt and Wassily Kandinsky, alongside the colourful world of Romero Britto and other artists. These pieces allow famous imagery and artistic styles to become part of everyday surroundings, whether displayed as a collectible object or used as part of a carefully styled interior.
Why bring masterpieces into an interior?
Art changes the character of a room because it carries more than colour and form. A familiar artwork can bring memory, emotion and cultural meaning, while its colours and composition can also influence the surrounding palette. When that visual language appears on a vase, tea set, sculpture or decorative frame, the artwork becomes part of the objects people interact with every day.
These pieces can also be used to create a more personal interior. A collector may choose an artwork because of its historical importance, while another person may respond to its colours, subject or mood. The strongest choice is often the one that has a clear connection with the person and the space in which it will be displayed.
Vincent van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh is one of the most recognisable artists associated with Post-Impressionism. His work is known for expressive brushwork, intense colour and an emotional approach to landscape, nature and everyday subjects. Within the Artist of the World collection, his visual language appears in pieces inspired by works including The Starry Night, Almond Tree and Noon – Rest from Work.
Van Gogh's strong blues, yellows and energetic marks can make these pieces particularly useful where an interior needs colour and movement. A Van Gogh-inspired vase or decorative object can be displayed as a focal piece, while smaller objects can introduce the artist's palette without making the entire room feel like a gallery.
Claude Monet
Claude Monet was a leading figure of Impressionism, celebrated for his exploration of light, atmosphere, colour and the changing appearance of nature. His paintings often capture a moment rather than describe every detail, allowing colour and light to become central to the experience of the scene.
The collection includes pieces inspired by Monet's The Stroll and Lily Pond. Their softer greens, blues and natural tones can work particularly well in interiors where the aim is to introduce art without relying on strong contrast. Monet-inspired pieces can sit naturally within living rooms, bedrooms, studies and other spaces where colour and calm are important to the overall composition.
Gustav Klimt
Gustav Klimt developed a highly distinctive visual language combining figurative subjects, ornamental pattern, rich colour and decorative surfaces. His best-known works include The Kiss and The Tree of Life, both of which have become instantly recognisable references in modern decorative culture.
Klimt's use of gold and intricate pattern gives his work a different relationship with interiors from the softer palette of Impressionism. Within the collection, The Kiss and The Tree of Life appear across objects including photo frames, tableware and decorative pieces. These designs can introduce stronger pattern and metallic warmth into a carefully composed interior.
Romero Britto
Romero Britto brings a very different energy to the collection. His work is associated with vibrant colour, graphic pattern, optimism and the visual language of contemporary Pop Art. Strong outlines and saturated colours give his creations an immediate presence, making them particularly suited to interiors where art is expected to introduce personality.
Britto-inspired objects can be used to create a deliberate point of colour within a more restrained interior or to complement an already expressive room. They work especially well where decorative objects are being treated as collectible art rather than as background accessories. Spacio also presents a dedicated Pop Art collection with works inspired by Romero Britto and other contemporary artists.
Wassily Kandinsky
Wassily Kandinsky is closely associated with the development of abstract art. His work explored the relationship between colour, shape, rhythm and emotion, moving away from direct representation towards compositions built from lines, circles, geometric forms and colour relationships.
Kandinsky-inspired objects can therefore bring an abstract visual language into an interior without requiring a traditional painting. Their geometric and colourful qualities can work particularly well on shelves, consoles, coffee tables and other surfaces where decorative objects are composed together.
From paintings to collectible interiors
One of the defining features of Artist of the World (Masterpieces) is the range of ways in which famous artworks are interpreted. The collection includes decorative vases and sculptures alongside champagne glasses, tea cups, mugs, bowls and photo frames. This allows the same artistic language to appear at different scales and in different parts of an interior.
A limited-edition sculpture can become a collectible focal point, while a smaller photo frame or cup can bring an artist's work into a more intimate setting. This variation also makes it possible to create a connected collection without filling a room with identical objects.
How to style art-inspired decor
Start by deciding whether the artwork should be the strongest visual element in the setting. A colourful Britto object or a gold-rich Klimt design may need a quieter background, while a softer Monet piece can sit comfortably within a more layered arrangement. The amount of surrounding decor should respond to the strength of the artwork rather than compete with it.
Art-inspired objects can also be grouped by artist rather than by product type. A Klimt photo frame, tea set and decorative object can create a visual connection, while pieces by different artists can be mixed when their colours or compositions have a natural relationship. This approach makes the arrangement feel collected rather than mechanically matched.
Art, design and everyday objects
The collection sits between art and interior styling. A vase inspired by a famous painting can function as a decorative object while carrying the visual identity of the original artwork. A tea cup can be used every day yet still contribute to the cultural and visual character of a dining setting.
This relationship makes Artist of the World relevant to collectors, art lovers and design-conscious homeowners as well as architects, interior designers and stylists. The pieces can be specified individually or incorporated into larger styling schemes alongside furniture, lighting, sculptures and other decor accessories.
The brand behind the collection
The Artist of the World collection at Spacio includes works from Goebel, a German design house with a long association with art-inspired porcelain and collectible objects. Goebel's collaborations and interpretations bring famous works and artistic styles into three-dimensional objects that can be displayed and used within interiors.
The relationship between artist and object is central to this collection. Rather than simply reproducing a picture on a surface, the designs use the artwork as the visual foundation for objects that have their own place within a room. This makes the collection relevant to both art appreciation and interior styling.
Related collections for art-led interiors
Artist of the World can be explored alongside Spacio's wider Sculptures & Art Objects collection, where art and design meet through glass, crystal, ceramic, porcelain, metal and mixed-media objects. For interiors that use art primarily on walls, the Wall Art, Prints & Paintings collection provides another route to building an art-led interior.
For more expressive contemporary colour, the Pop Art collection brings together artists such as Romero Britto and other contemporary names. These collections can be combined when the objective is to create an interior where art, objects and personal expression are closely connected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Artist of the World collection?
Artist of the World (Masterpieces) is a collection of decorative and functional objects inspired by famous artists and artworks. It includes pieces such as vases, sculptures, tableware, photo frames, clocks and other interior accessories.
Which artists are represented in the collection?
The collection includes works inspired by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt, Wassily Kandinsky and Romero Britto, among others. The range of artists gives the collection different artistic periods, colour palettes and visual languages.
Are these pieces suitable for collectors?
Yes. Some pieces are limited editions or collectible objects, while others are designed for more everyday use. The collection allows collectors to choose according to the artwork, artist, format and intended display setting.
How can I style Van Gogh-inspired decor?
Van Gogh-inspired pieces can introduce strong colour and expressive movement into an interior. They can be displayed as a focal object against a quieter setting or combined with related blue, yellow and natural tones already present in the room.
What makes Klimt-inspired decor distinctive?
Klimt-inspired designs often combine figurative imagery with ornamental pattern and rich gold tones. They can bring stronger visual detail and warmth to consoles, dining settings, shelves and other carefully styled areas.
Can art-inspired decor be used every day?
Yes. The collection includes functional objects such as cups, mugs, bowls, tea sets and champagne glasses alongside decorative pieces. This allows famous artistic imagery to become part of everyday surroundings rather than remaining limited to wall art.
Where to buy Artist of the World masterpieces in India?
Explore the Artist of the World (Masterpieces) collection at Spacio online, or visit Spacio's Mumbai and Kolkata stores to experience selected pieces in person. The collection can also be explored alongside the wider range of luxury decor accessories.
Why explore art-inspired decor at Spacio?
Spacio brings together art, design and interior styling through a curated selection of objects from international design houses and artists. Artist of the World is particularly suited to clients who want recognisable artistic references to become part of their interiors in forms beyond conventional framed artwork.
For homeowners, collectors, architects and interior designers, the collection also offers different scales and formats, making it possible to select one strong statement piece or build a more considered group of objects around an artist, artwork or colour palette.
Artist of the World (Masterpieces) brings art into interiors in many forms, from collectible sculptures and vases to tableware and smaller decorative objects. Its strength lies in the connection between recognisable artists, distinctive visual languages and objects that can become part of both everyday life and considered interior compositions.
