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Flora Lindqvist

Arts Reporter

Flora Lindqvist covers art and decorative arts for The Decor Artist: exhibitions, museum period rooms and the market around the objects people live with.

Articles by Flora Lindqvist

A sculpture of worked slate and steel stands in wet grass while a visitor in a waxed coat leans in to trace its edge under a soft grey sky.

How Sculpture Parks Made 2026 a Season of Land, Material, and Memory

Flora Lindqvist

Layered afternoon light falls across a gallery-like hall of pale plaster and oiled oak vitrines where a conservator in a linen apron lifts a ceramic bowl from its cradle.

What the IMLS Funding Fight Means for America's Decorative Arts Museums

Flora Lindqvist

A gallery wall of vivid narrative paintings above a polished wood bench, one visitor leaning in closely under soft directional light.

Thirty-Four Haitian Paintings Find a Permanent Home at Princeton

Flora Lindqvist

A conservation studio in raking light, a monumental Renaissance tapestry on the table, a conservator's gloved hands lifting a silk edge, tools resting on linen.

How Museum Restorations Get Funded: Grants, Foundations, and Announced Projects

Flora Lindqvist

Warm lamplight over an aged-brass lamp and a framed work above a walnut desk as a collector leans in for a closer look.

Inside the Aspen Art Fair, Where 35 Galleries Turned a Hotel Into a Showroom

Flora Lindqvist

Late-afternoon light through sheer curtains warms a living room where a modest sculpture on an oiled walnut console waits quietly for its next owner.

Sotheby's Posts a Record $4.4 Billion First Half of 2026

Flora Lindqvist

Late-afternoon light slants down a narrow plaster entry where a woman in a camel coat checks a round mirror above a half-round walnut console set with a lamp and a single stem.

How to Design an Entryway That Works Without a Mudroom

Flora Lindqvist

A floated armchair and side table in a linen-flooded living room, someone crossing unhurried between sofa and window while the layout leaves a clear path.

How to Plan a Room Layout That Actually Improves the Way You Live

Flora Lindqvist

Layered morning light through sheer curtains falls across a burnished plaster wall and an oiled oak floor, a figure in linen arranging stems at a stone console.

Plaster, Stone, and Wood Floors: A Care Guide for Classic Materials

Flora Lindqvist

In a studio of barely three hundred square feet, morning light crosses a linen sofa with storage hidden beneath its cushions, a woman reading with her coffee.

Small-Space Strategies From Real Tiny Apartments That Actually Work

Flora Lindqvist