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‘The Last Nudist’. https://lucindabatchelor.com Whilst walking along the headland last summer above the beautiful Pendvounder beach in Cornwall, I spotted a young woman following the last rays of sun, I watched as she moved with the light, eventually finding herself against the cliffs embracing those last warm rays, I was so envious of her, naked, warm, uninhibited. I like that she is so small in the image…showing the scale of cliffs behind, and the footprints of all the people who were there beforehand. My giclee prints are produced using the finest thick art papers which produce a beautifully rich velvety...

The answer for me is of course a resounding NO!  No home, hotel, restaurant or workspace is complete without artwork in my opinion. Even the simplest of homes will have some sort of creativity incorporated somewhere. Interior designers know the importance of this to bring individuality, personality, focus, cohesion and finishing touches to their design themes.  My theme is of course nature, so, as studies have found being around nature is proven to bring harmony and aid relaxation a naturalistic approach to your design theme will help to create a peaceful interior.  The photograph here is called 'The Last Nudist', an image suggesting inhibition and freedom...