Homie Hue shares the same flair for bold visual storytelling. Founded by sisters Erica and Ishika Sharma, the brand plays in the sweet spot between instagram-forward and tasteful interiors. Think asymmetrical mirrors that double as statement sculptures, pop-colour decor that channels main character energy and bespoke pendant lights and lamps that feel more like mood pieces. The brand’s offering spans side tables, sculptural seating and wall shelves, and extends into full-space styling infused throughout with a similar aesthetic. Designed for a generation that wants their home to reflect their mood board, Homie Hue offers art that catches the light—and the eye.
Heritage in fine stitch
Some pieces deserve more than just a wall—they demand their own stage. Magicsimsim plays in the realm of fantasy but without losing its footing in tradition. Their richly embroidered wall artworks— meticulously stitched in India’s heritage techniques like aari, marori and zardozi, are part textile, part jewel and wholly dramatic. Founders Varun Kumar and Simi Biswas create heirlooms that shimmer with gold threads, gemstones and folklore. They’re statement making yes, but also deeply rooted in reverence for Indian lineage.
Zen in a frame
Founded by Maria Trishetskaia, Oriental Wind carries a legacy forward through its artwork. With soft palettes, layered symbolism and a painterly aesthetic, the brand’s prints and canvases turn rooms into calm sanctuaries. Bridging Eastern philosophies with modern restraint, Oriental Wind’s work is ideal for those curating serene spaces with a soul. Whether it’s a hand-finished giclée print or an original painting, these works offer more than decor, they offer presence. For lovers of symbolic art and contemporary Asian-inspired home decor, this is a masterclass in visual stillness.
Living with art is more than hanging a canvas high on a wall—it means letting creativity shape the contours of your everyday life. AD List’s selection of brands and artists creates experiences through pieces that evoke, provoke and invite a closer look.