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such as A&E Magazine, FLARE Magazine and Vogue Italia. Bauman is a landscape painter collected by Saatchi, Gordon Ramsay, Deutsche Bank, The Dorchester Collections. Bauman’s interest lies not in narrative but in form defined by light. Bostad is an abstract colourist. She finds most of her work inspiration in the middle of great nature and historical buildings. Frederick Wimsett’s work, inspired by 18th century chinoiserie, is already in the homes of many stylish Londoners including Alice Temperley, Kate Moss, Jamie Hince, Victoria Grant, Rita Ora, Cozmo Jenks and Christie’s auction house.


SP RU C E U P YO U R H O M E Spring is in the air, no better time than now to spruce up your home with a new wallpaper from Flat Space Art and Design. A new concept of artist designs translated into wallpaper, an exquisite Four Part Wallpaper Collection a wonderful collaboration with exceptional artists such as Christian Furr (The Queens portrait artist), Frederick Wimsett (muralist to Kate Moss) and many other notables.


W H E RE T O BUY As well as the Flat Space Art website, we are approved dealers for Artsy, 1st Dibs and Go The List (in Dubai) and regularly hold events and masterclasses with the Soho House Group. These platforms require a world-renowned presence in the Art market of which Flat Space Art is certified of being one of the most important galleries. At Flat Space Art we give a clear route from a first-time buyer to an avid art enthusiast, on how to invest in emerging artists around the £4,000 mark, to the established artist. Each Flat Space Art artist has gone up significantly in value in the last 2 years.


HOW OUR ART ISTS HAVE GONE UP IN VALU E?


At Flat Space Art we offer art sales from more than 35 fantastic and talented artists all of whom have seen significant increase in value, there are three types of artists that investors take interest in: emerging artists, who are in the initial stage of their career. Established artists, those who have already developed their recognisable style, and ‘blue chip’ - artists, who are widely known all around the world. For instance, one of our artists, Lydia Bauman, when starting out in the 80s, most of her works sold for under £200; 25 years later, her works sell for as much as £35,000. Some of our artists have rocketed quicker than this such as Rich Simmons. This increase in value in a shorter period of time: was much in credit to their talent.


T I P S F R O M T H E T O P Like many other purchases, buying art can incur additional costs. We wouldn’t want these to take you by surprise and we do what we can to minimise them. Often, we’re able to consolidate and coordinate these extras and buy them for you at our corporate rates. The services we can provide include: valuations, insurance, shipping and transport, framing, storage as well as cleaning and repairs.


We are based in Notting Hill and host regular events, check our website and social medias for updates.


Instagram- @FlatSpaceArt Twitter- @FlatSpaceArtUk YouTube- @FlatSpaceArt


Facebook- facebook.com/flatspaceartuk Website- FlatSpaceArt.com


Sales enquiries: Luizagibb@flatspaceart.com + 44 (0)7979 154772


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