Kseniia Kovalova•Interior Art

When I worked in interior design, I loved observing a pattern: apartments with my design sold for more. Not because they were finished expensively — but because people wanted to stay in them. Space doesn’t sell square metres. It sells a feeling. Moving to England marked a new life. In that life, paintings began. Each of my works is an emotion frozen on canvas. What fascinates me most: every person reads it in their own way. My art doesn’t explain — it lets a person meet their own feeling. The painting becomes a mirror. What you see says more about you than about me. Why this is more than decoration Marketing taught me to see value where others see product. Interior design taught me how space changes a person’s state. Art brought the two together. My painting isn’t a decorator’s solution. It will remind you, every day, of what you felt the first time you saw it. That feeling stays yours — personal, unrepeatable, belonging to no one else.