Keys to Design for Singles

In this week’s article from the Art & Design Zone - “Keys to Design for Singles” we bring you an altogether unique voice. Our guest contributor Maxine Mangat is based in Canada. Maxine is a teacher and academic by profession in addition to regularly writing for various magazines.

In this article, Maxine explores the options faced by young people when starting up in their own independent home and how to make it comfortable and pleasing to the eye; a place which signifies a sanctuary. Maxine effectively explores great ideas on how to maximise on budgetary constraints by focusing on accessories and the use of art work of various styles and genres.

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Who Collects Art

This week in the Art & Design Zone we’re delighted to be able to publish the first interview from our much anticipated series “Who Collects Art”.

Who Collects Art is an insight into Private Art Collections, from the bizarre to the more traditional, and their Collectors. In this series of articles, we talk to collectors from the Forbes 100 list, celebrities to everyday people, with an aim to demystify who collects art, why and how they bring it into their everyday lives. In this, the first article of the series, Shakila Taranum Maan; screenwriter, film director and co-founder of The Art Ministry; talks about her private art collection.

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