By Marie Claire Maison

What if you could live with Van Gogh, dine beneath a Monet, or rest your head on a Turner? This summer, art steps off the gallery wall and into the heart of your home, as Sedar Global unveils the second chapter of its exclusive collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

The Summer 2025 interiors collection brings the world’s most iconic artworks—think Monet’s sunlit coastlines, Kandinsky’s vibrant abstractions, and the dreamy skies of Delacroix—into wallpapers, curtains, cushions and blinds designed to transform modern living spaces across the Middle East. From the poetic brushstrokes of Van Gogh’s Flowering Orchard to the lyrical fluidity of Palm Trees at Bordighera, each piece evokes not only a place and time, but a feeling—spring’s arrival, a sunset remembered, a dream half-formed.

Crafted for customisation, the collection invites homeowners to browse a curated library of licensed masterpieces and tailor each piece to their own dimensions, textures and finishes. Ancient Egypt meets contemporary elegance in scenes inspired by Charles K. Wilkinson, while Venetian waterways and romantic landscapes echo across living rooms in rich palettes and elegant silhouettes.

It’s a meeting of heritage and innovation: The Met, the United States’ most prestigious museum, joins hands with Sedar Global, one of the Middle East’s leading names in home décor with over 135 years of craftsmanship. Together, they offer not just interiors—but stories.

For those who believe a home should reflect not only personal taste but cultural depth, this collection is a conversation between past and present, gallery and home.

Now available online and in Sedar Global showrooms across the MENA region.
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