Editor's Pick
Kandinsky believed color acted on the soul, and Monet called it his day-long obsession. That reverence now colors the wall, as Argile's palette arrives exclusively at Invisible Collection.
Outdoor furniture designed to become an alfresco extension of elegant indoor decor.
Artworks from the St Ives School and contemporary designs curated by Invisible Collection are now on view at Phillips London. A cultural rendezvous in Berkeley Square for collectors and design ...
Every month, we share our cultural coups de cœur — personal, opinionated, and unapologetically biased. This summer, we head south, taking up residence in and around Arles. It's the photography ...
A peek into the fantastic French ateliers where dedicated, skilful artisans create the bespoke furniture pieces presented by Invisible Collection.
A new Invisible Collection Residence where our signature is on full display: this is our idea of a collector’s home. And our definition of Parisian chic.
The Franco-American romance has never felt more alive. Or stronger. For two and a half centuries, ideas and talent have circulated between the two countries, reminding us that art, design, ...
Initiated by Philippe Hurel, the project brings together leading female designers in a charitable collaboration, with Invisible Collection selling the exclusive pieces to benefit La Maison des Femmes Restart
Every month, we share our cultural coups de cœur — personal, opinionated, and unapologetically biased. This June, all eyes are on Basel (yes, the Miranda Priestly inside us is hissing: ...
How the record-breaking sale of the Jean and Terry de Gunzburg collection reaffirmed the enduring influence of French decorative arts.
Every month, we share our cultural coups de cœur — personal, opinionated, and unapologetically biased. “Collection Obsession” is the undercurrent vibe in this issue as we look at the Venice Biennale and ...
A new project in an iconic London landmark, designed by Maoliosa Murray in collaboration with Invisible Collection. Where sophisticated contemporary details nod to the Art Deco splendors of the past.
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