Artful home

Suki Waterhouse, Elettra Wiedemann, and Margherita Maccapani Missoni, and more of W's favorite style icons open up their fabulous homes.

When you think of styling art in your home, it’s easy to get stuck in the conventional gallery wall mindset. Don’t get me wrong: A gallery wall never goes out of style, and when done right, they truly reflect the personality their owners. Other configurations and places to style wall art around your home exist though, and even better, some of them don’t even require walls (!) and are extremely renter-friendly.

Between the collection of gallery owner Nino Mier and his wife and Barbara Gladstone Gallery partner Caroline Luce, there are over 300 works of art

Galerie Magazine

At the heart of Danny Fox’s paintings—assemblages of heroic figures and flattened objects reduced to their rudimentary parts—is a deep interest in humanity. Under his brush, the gallant commingles with the mundane, and biblical allegories are remastered as contemporary, loosely autobiographical works. New examples are on view now in London at Saatchi Gallery’s aptly titled

Katie Eraser and Jay Longworth have covered almost every wall in their beautiful Brunswick East period home with bright artworks.

San Francisco artist Danielle Mourning has transformed her Victorian flat into a multisensory exhibition