Curate Emerging Artists: Unique Art from The Oblist

The Oblist’s “Collectibles” collection celebrates emerging artists creating exclusive works designed to add an element of sophistication and individuality to any luxury home. Here, we highlight some of the featured talents on The Oblist’s platform and explore how their unique creations can be integrated seamlessly into your space for a timeless, curated look.

Collecting art from emerging artists is more than a decor choice—it’s an investment in originality, craftsmanship, and cultural enrichment. The Oblist’s curated collection offers pieces that carry both aesthetic and potential financial value as these artists gain recognition. With every piece thoughtfully chosen for its artistic depth, The Oblist provides a gateway to distinctive decor that not only elevates interiors but also supports new talent.

Lara Voce’s Dark Mornings collection showcases her skill in abstraction, creating depth and luminosity through the layered application of acrylic and gesso. Known for her use of muted tones and minimalist style, Voce's work reduces everyday forms to essential shapes, resulting in pieces that are subtly expressive and perfect for contemporary or minimalist spaces. Each artwork is carefully layered, sanded, and painted multiple times, resulting in a unique texture that gives a feeling of quiet sophistication.

• Ideal for: Modern living rooms or hallways where lighting can enhance the layered textures and subtle tones.
• Why it fits: Voce’s works complement neutral, minimalist decor, bringing a sense of refined calm.

Teget is a contemporary design studio celebrated for its approach to minimalist, architectural homeware. Known for crafting pieces that emphasize clean lines and material integrity, Teget’s creations—including refined lamps, tables, and textiles—merge functional design with modern sophistication. Each item reflects a deep commitment to simplicity and quality, making Teget a perfect choice for luxury spaces that value subtle elegance over ostentation. Their collaborations with other cutting-edge designers enhance the uniqueness of their collections, adding a layer of exclusivity and innovation. Perfect for living rooms, offices, or curated nooks, Teget's pieces bring a quiet, enduring charm to any interior.

• Perfect in: Living rooms, home offices, or curated nooks where simplicity and quality materials can stand out.
• Styling advice: Pair Teget pieces with natural textures like linen and light wood for a harmonious, understated look, or contrast them with bold artwork to create a focal point that balances simplicity with statement design.

Zawistowska (Szkło Studio) specializes in glass artistry, crafting delicate, hand-blown glass pieces that serve as both functional and decorative items. Inspired by organic forms, her works incorporate subtle colors and curves, making them versatile elements that suit a range of decor styles. Each piece is handcrafted in Amsterdam, combining traditional techniques with a modern aesthetic.

• Best suited for: Display in open-plan kitchens or dining rooms where natural light can highlight the glass’s intricate details.
• Decor Tip: Pair with minimalist metal or wood elements to create a balanced, airy look.

AÈDE Studios is known for its sculptural furniture pieces, notably the Chatior Side Table, inspired by medieval architecture and Byzantine design. Crafted from high-quality materials, these pieces function as both furniture and art, bringing structural elegance to interiors. The simple yet robust form of each piece is perfect for rooms that emphasize curated simplicity and bold design.

• Perfect in: Living rooms or bedrooms where it can serve as a statement piece, blending seamlessly with both modern and classic decor.
• Styling advice: Use AÈDE Studios’ furniture in spaces with neutral or monochromatic tones to allow its architectural form to stand out.

Natural textures, such as wood and stone, can enhance the unique qualities of artworks by emerging artists. For instance, pairing Zawistowska’s glass sculptures with a rough wood or marble tabletop creates an engaging contrast that highlights each piece’s individuality.

For pieces like Lara Voce’s layered paintings, spotlighting or accent lighting brings out the depth of textures. Soft, diffused lighting complements the subtleties in glass art by Zawistowska, while directional lighting highlights structural pieces by AÈDE Studios.

Creating a gallery wall by combining different types of artwork—from glass sculptures to abstract paintings—adds a collected and sophisticated feel. Select a cohesive color palette for the frames to keep the arrangement unified without overpowering the art.