Modern luxury homes demand wall coverings that are both innovative and timeless. This season, we are seeing a shift towards styles that emphasize texture, geometry, and organic beauty. Botanical and Organic Bringing the outdoors in remains a top trend. Think oversized floral prints and lush greenery that add a sense of serenity and life to

Art licensing is a strategic partnership that allows brands to use original artwork for commercial purposes. For interior brands, it offers a way to access high-quality imagery without the need for outright purchase. Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Licenses An exclusive license gives your brand sole rights to use an image within a specific industry or territory.

Custom wallpaper is the ultimate expression of luxury in modern interior design. At Luxor Starr, we believe that your walls should be as unique as your vision. This guide explores everything you need to know about bringing bespoke artistry into your home. Design Options and Artistry From intricate hand-drawn patterns to bold, contemporary abstracts, the

Installing large-format murals in commercial environments requires a specialized approach. For contractors and project managers, success lies in the details of preparation and execution. Surface Preparation and Substrates The longevity of a mural depends entirely on the quality of the surface. Ensure all walls are smooth, dry, and primed with a high-quality substrate-compatible sealer. Adhesive

Commissioning custom branded art is a powerful way to reinforce a company’s identity within its physical space. However, navigating the legalities of licensing and rights is crucial for a successful project. Territory and Exclusivity Define where the art can be used and whether your brand has exclusive rights. These clauses protect your investment and ensure

A truly sophisticated art collection is a tapestry of diverse mediums and styles. Mixing canvas, high-definition prints, glass, and even sculptural elements adds a layer of depth and texture that a single medium cannot achieve. The key to a cohesive collection lies in finding a unifying thread—perhaps a shared color palette, a recurring theme, or