From Van Gogh to Monet, the limited-edition home décor line brings museum-grade masterpieces into customisable interiors across the MENA region.
What happens when one of the world’s most iconic museums meets one of the Middle East’s most established interiors brands? A home collection that turns everyday living spaces into curated works of art.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art x Sedar Global have unveiled a limited-edition Summer Interiors Collection, bringing masterpieces from global art history into homes across the MENA region.
The collaboration blends heritage and contemporary design in a way that feels both accessible and highly personal—offering customers the chance to live with art, not just look at it.
Where fine art meets everyday interiors
Now available across Sedar Global showrooms and online, the collection allows customers to customise wallpapers, blinds, curtains, cushions, and more using licensed artworks from The Met’s collection.
The result is a highly tailored interiors experience where museum-quality visuals are translated into functional design elements for modern homes.
From bold statement pieces to subtle accents, each item is designed to reflect a different artistic mood—whether expressive, minimalist, or historically inspired.
From Van Gogh to Kandinsky: living with masterpieces
The collection draws from an impressive range of artists and eras.
The vibrant brushwork of Vincent van Gogh appears in pieces inspired by The Flowering Orchard, capturing the energy of spring in Provence.
The soft, atmospheric landscapes of Claude Monet bring light-filled interpretations of nature into interiors, including coastal scenes and floral studies that celebrate colour and movement.
For those leaning towards modern abstraction, works inspired by Wassily Kandinsky introduce geometric rhythm and bold composition—ideal for contemporary, minimalist spaces.
The collection also features influences from J.M.W. Turner, known for his expressive depictions of light and water, as well as dramatic skies and historic landscapes.
Rounding out the offering are references to Eugène Delacroix, alongside ancient Egyptian motifs and nature-inspired works that bring depth and narrative into interior design.
Design that adapts to personal expression
What sets the collaboration apart is its customisation-first approach.
Customers can browse a curated library of licensed artworks and adapt them across a wide range of home furnishing products. Each piece can be tailored in size, finish, and application—making every installation unique to the space it lives in.
It’s less about mass-produced décor, and more about creating a personal connection between art and environment.
A continued creative partnership
This latest collection builds on a successful debut collaboration between The Met and Sedar Global launched in October 2024, which first introduced museum artworks into regional interiors.
That initial range established a new direction for art-led home design in the region—transforming familiar artworks into everyday lifestyle pieces.
The 2025 Summer Capsule continues that vision, expanding both the range of artworks and the possibilities for how they are used within contemporary interiors.
Bringing art into daily life
At its core, the collaboration reflects a broader shift in how people engage with both art and home design.
Rather than keeping masterpieces confined to galleries and museums, The Met x Sedar Global collection places them into lived-in spaces—bedrooms, living rooms, and offices—where they become part of daily routines and personal environments.
It’s an approach that quietly blurs the line between culture and comfort, heritage and home.
And in doing so, it redefines what it means to live with art.
