AOF Selections
At Art of Form, curation is not a process; it is a continuous act of creation. We do not seek objects alone, but voices with presence, character, and the power to alter the atmosphere of a space with a single note.
Selecting the brands, we acquire, order, and specify is the hardest, and most rewarding, part of what we do, because every choice must answer to a different design direction, a different budget, a different vision of home.
The result is a range as wide as it is exacting pieces stylish enough to define a space, and versatile enough to transform it into a haven of comfort, character, and style.
Our Partners in Style
To become a taste-maker is to have a keen eye on quality, design, taste and above all our partnerships. Our portfolio of partners is a meticulous selection of names that have become synonymous with luxury, refined-style and top quality world wide. With our partners we celebrate craftsmanship, quality-making and design ingenuity.
Our Partners in Style
To become a taste-maker is to have a keen eye on quality, design, taste and above all our partnerships. Our portfolio of partners is a meticulous selection of names that have become synonymous with luxury, refined-style and top quality world wide. With our partners we celebrate craftsmanship, quality-making and design ingenuity.
DINING AREA
The dining area is no longer just where you eat it’s where the room makes a statement. In 2026, materiality is everything: smoked glass, blackened oak, raw stone, brushed brass, woven boucle, and poured concrete all share the same space without apology. Tables have turned sculptural, bases asymmetrical, surfaces tactile. Deep truffle tones and warm earthy neutrals wrap the room in a moodiness that makes every meal feel like an occasion. Dining is reclaiming its ritual.
BEDROOM
The bedroom in 2026 is built around one word: cocooning. Dark woods, aged brass, herringbone wool, quilted linen, boucle, velvet, and rattan layer together to create spaces that feel wrapped rather than decorated. Chocolate and caramel tones sit alongside crisp white, in sharp-edged trim, sculp-tural ceramics, and layered bedding, while curved headboards and low platform beds pull the room inward. This is a space designed for rest, and it looks the part.
LIVING AREA
The living area in 2026 is done with being polished. Rough-hewn wood, burnished metals, distressed leather, limewash plaster, woven chenille, and patinated stone come together in spaces that feel collected rather than decorated. Curves have replaced sharp edges, in sofas, coffee tables, and shelving, while earthy palettes, warm taupe, and muted sage ground the room without flattening it. A space that invites you in and keeps you there.
Office
Work in 2026 has earned its own aesthetic. Wood grain desktops, tightly woven upholstery, matte metal legs, stone-inspired surfaces, and acoustic wall panels replace the cold plastics and sterile whites of before. Deep, confident tones, burgundy, warm walnut, rich clay, bring authority without rigidity. Technology disappears into the surfaces. What’s left is a space that thinks as well as it looks.
Outdoor Area
The outdoor area in 2026 is where color finally gets permission. Powder-coated frames in terracotta, citrus, and olive sit alongside woven rattan, responsibly sourced teak, and weather-resistant textiles built to last. Scalloped edges and curved silhouettes replace rigid lines, while lush greenery blurs the boundary between furniture and nature. Outside is no longer an afterthought, it’s the most alive room in the house.
