Art, from page to page.
A closer look.
This published 20-slide selection presents a catalogue created for architects and interior designers. It moves from the brand’s point of view into collection categories, product guidance and a practical partnership pathway.
The layout changes scale as the subject changes: full-page room mockups establish atmosphere, compact grids make categories browsable, essay pages slow the pace, and material and frame guides bring specification detail into view.
- Project context
- Monalisa Buys Art
- Shared work
- Catalogue layout
Editorial art direction
Information design - Project source
- Monalisa’s original post
A catalogue designed in layers.
The published selection opens with a contents system and a two-page brand narrative, establishing both the catalogue’s breadth and the professional audience it is built to serve.
Room, page, collection.
Room mockups show how art might sit within a space. Category grids then shift to comparison, balancing individual works, installed views and short introductions across a repeatable editorial structure.
Useful detail, clearly ordered.
Material and frame pages turn production choices into a compact reference. The hierarchy keeps specifications readable without losing the catalogue’s visual tone.
A trade tool with a clear next step.
The closing partnership sequence addresses the trade audience directly, moving from a spatial image to a four-step view of browsing, consultation, trade benefits and delivery.
PRESENTATION ARCHIVE / 04View the original presentation
Additional slides from the original posts, including presentation notes, divider cards and alternate crops. Project artwork appears in the story above.
Published presentation excerpts
Made for people who shape spaces.
The brand’s trade programme serves architects and interior designers, with consultation and customization across dimensions, colours, frames and materials. That audience gives the catalogue a practical role: introducing art in the context of a wider interior project.
Catalogue layout and art direction by Monalisa Design Studio. Reproduced artworks and interior photography appear as catalogue content; the studio post does not establish studio authorship of those underlying works.