Meet Fumika Saito — an artist who finds inspiration in everyday moments, loves a good colour combination and believes the best art is the art you can’t stop looking at. What catches an artist’s eye? Where do ideas come from? And does your artwork really need to match your sofa? We caught up with Fumika Saito to talk colour, creativity, her calm-but-art-filled home and why choosing art should be about feeling something, not following the rules. 1. What kind of art always makes

There’s something about the right piece of art that can completely change the feeling of a room. For interior decorator Debbie Cohen of @thestylechapterco, choosing artwork is about much more than finding something that looks good on a wall. It’s about colour, texture, emotion, personality — and sometimes, a little bit of tension. We caught up with Debbie to talk about choosing art, starting a room with a single piece, unexpected colour combinations, the art she’d steal from

The Droply Edit with Kate Jansen from @wowhaus.au What happens when you put a little more colour into a home? For Kate Jansen from @wowhaus.au, pretty much anything. Pink is welcome. Colour doesn't really clash. Bathrooms deserve art. And if you give her a completely blank room, the first thing she'd choose is a fabulous piece of art — although apparently a cat might also make the cut. Kate's work is full of colour, Palm Springs energy, mid-century shapes and those little det

The Droply Edit with Joh from @siesta.home What makes a house feel like home? For Joh from @siesta.home, it isn’t about getting everything perfectly right. It’s about colour, artwork, greenery, unexpected pieces and the things that hold a little bit of meaning. She believes artwork should be allowed to lead the room, cushions don't need to match, and even the laundry deserves a little art. We caught up with Joh to talk about styling, collecting, living with art and the little