Art Spotlight

Art Spotlight

Bringing Soul to Spaces Through Art

At Marlena Design Group, we believe that art is more than just decoration—it’s the soul of a space, shaping its energy and telling its story. We are excited to be partnering with Michele Mosko - Art Curator, who has brought in exclusive collector's edition pieces into our space. This month, we’re excited to shine a light on the incredible artists whose work we house at Marlena Design Group. Each museum quality piece offers a unique perspective and medium that transforms the spaces they inhabit. Inspired by "Start With The Art" by Natalie Papier, we wholeheartedly agree that "It's the secret to a room with soul, and it's the ultimate road map to a home that feels deeply personal, warm, cozy, and special."

Spotlight on Our Featured Artists

Myron Melnick

Myron Melnick masterfully blends raw pulp material with his own formulas and techniques, gaining worldwide recognition for his unique handling of paper, creating abstract compositions that challenge perception and invite deeper exploration.


Fred Williams

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Fred Williams captures moments through his lens, turning everyday scenes into visual poetry. His work explores light, shadow, and the interplay of emotion within his compositions, making his photography a stunning addition to any collection.


Louis Recchia

Louis Recchia
Louis Recchia brings a bold, energetic style to contemporary art, layering pop culture and urban influences to create thought-provoking visual narratives reinforcing the theme of looking at ourselves.


Lea Hope Bronzer

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Lea Hope Bronzer’s work blends bold colors and abstract forms, evoking both movement and emotion. Her art commands attention, adding an expressive, dynamic energy to any room.


Tania Dibbs

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A multi-disciplinary artist, Tania Dibbs explores themes of nature, transformation, and human impact. Her layered techniques create depth and texture, inviting the viewer to engage with her pieces on a deeper level.


Jordan Knight

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Jonathan Knight, an internationally awarded, self-taught photographic artist based in Denver, Colorado, is redefining how we experience landscapes—transforming them into visualizations of time, memory, and emotion.


Amalie R. Rothschild

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Amalie R. Rothschild’s artistic journey spans photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Her work captures both the cultural vibrancy and the intimate human experience.


Erica Garcia

Erica Garcia’s sculptural work plays with natural elements, metal, and botanical forms, creating organic yet industrial compositions. Her pieces offer a balance of structure and fluidity, embodying the essence of controlled chaos.


Brian Muller

Brian Muller’s towering sculptures bring a sense of movement and presence to any space. His abstract forms challenge perspective, drawing the viewer into their intricate and ever-shifting interpretations.


Jean Cocteau

A visionary of the 20th century, Jean Cocteau’s work spans poetry, film, drawing, and painting. His dreamlike, often surreal style continues to inspire and challenge artistic norms, proving that creativity knows no boundaries.

The Power of Art in Design

Art speaks to who we are, reflects our experiences, and serves as a visual anchor for a space. Whether through bold sculpture, abstract painting, or striking photography, the artists we feature at Marlena Design Group contribute to the creation of spaces that feel deeply personal and inspired.

Looking to start your art journey? We’d love to help you curate pieces that bring warmth, personality, and meaning to your space.

Let’s create something unforgettable—starting with the art.

Marlena Design Group


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Trends We Loved This Year at LVM

Trends We Loved This Year at LVM

The Las Vegas Market 2025 was a feast for the senses, showcasing the latest in furniture, lighting, and home décor.

This year, we saw warmth, texture, and organic shapes, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and materiality. Here are the standout trends that we think will shape interiors in the coming year.

1. High-Texture Fabrics on Sofas

Soft, plush, and touchable—this year’s sofas embrace texture like never before. Think bouclé, heavy weaves, and dimensional fabrics that invite comfort and add depth to neutral palettes.

2. Chocolate and Warm Tones

Cool grays are taking a backseat as rich chocolate browns, deep caramels, and warm terracotta tones infuse spaces with a cozy, inviting feel. These hues pair beautifully with natural materials and sculpted wood accents.

4. Natural Wicker

3. Big Bold Light Fixtures!

Lighting is making a major statement with oversized pendants, dramatic chandeliers, and sculptural fixtures that serve as works of art. Whether in metal, glass, or organic materials, these showstoppers are redefining ambiance.

The love for natural materials continues, with wicker making a strong return. From woven chairs to light fixtures, this timeless material adds texture and an effortless, relaxed charm to interiors.

5. Cordless Lamps & Rechargeable Lightbulbs

Design meets function with the rise of cordless lighting solutions. Rechargeable table lamps and portable light fixtures are offering greater flexibility while maintaining style, making them a must-have for modern living.

7. Walnut Wood

6. Curved Lines

While clean lines still hold their place, curves are taking center stage. Sofas, chairs, and case goods are embracing soft, sculptural silhouettes, creating a more fluid and organic aesthetic.

Dark, rich, and timeless—walnut is the wood of the moment. From furniture to cabinetry, its warm undertones bring sophistication and depth to any space.

8. Two-Tone Glass

Glass is getting a fresh update with two-tone treatments, blending complementary or contrasting hues for a modern, artistic effect. This trend is showing up in everything, especially tabletop décor.

9. Stripes

Stripes are back in a big way, appearing in upholstery, rugs, art, and case goods. Whether bold or subtle, they add movement and structure, especially when paired with natural materials like walnut and bone.

From bold lighting to warm, earthy palettes and sculptural silhouettes, this year’s trends celebrate comfort, craftsmanship, and creativity. We are excited for all of them!

Which of these trends are you excited to incorporate into your designs?


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