For our next lookbook, we have selected 10 interiors from the Dezeen archive that have been designed to show off the owners' art collections.
The homes were designed for art collectors, professionals and enthusiasts to showcase their art collections.
Each one has a distinct style, with some boasting minimal gallery-like interiors, while others champion a busy and eclectic look that echo the pieces on display.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series that provide visual inspiration for designers and design enthusiasts. Previous lookbooks include verdant Japandi interiors, U-shaped kitchens and interiors that use biomaterials.

Turners Studio, UK, by Rodi? Davidson Architects
Rodi? Davidson Architects transformed two artists' studios in London into a family home that is filled with the client's eclectic furniture and art collection. The home pairs whitewashed brick walls with vast blank walls covered in art. A glass sloped roof allows light to filter into the open-plan living area creating a bright and airy space.
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Windward House, UK, by Alison Brooks Architects
Alison Brooks Architects added an extension to a Georgian farmhouse to convert it into a double-height gallery space.
The client's art collection is displayed on the walls of the extension and within numerous niches designed to hold specific pieces. A mini gallery displaying 100 small works is integrated into the home's main staircase.
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