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The Art of the Home

A 13,000-square-foot designer showhouse in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, with art direction and gallery partnerships curated by Chelsea Art Group founder Donald Christiansen.

Location

Upper Saddle River, NJ

Presented by

aspire design and home

Opening night benefited

Tunnel to Towers Foundation

20+

Designers

50+

Artists represented

Perrotin

Gallery partner

Advisory Services

LUXE Interiors + Design

NKBA, Manhattan

aspire design and home

…the energy of an international art fair into a private home.

Amy Sneider

Editor-in-Chief, aspire design and home

…a pleasure to imagine our own space.

Matthew McCardwell

Associate Director, Perrotin New York

The coverage

In the press — The Art of the Home

A running record of where the showhouse, and Chelsea Art Group’s role in curating it, have been covered.

Cat. 01

Oct 2025

Luxe Interiors + Design

8 Artful Spaces at the 2025 Showhouse

A room-by-room tour of the estate, from the sculpture-lined foyer to a video installation by Julian Opie, with commentary from the showhouse’s designers.

Cat. 02

Sept 2025

NKBA, Manhattan Chapter

aspire design and home Announces The Art of the Home

The official announcement of the showhouse, its opening night gala, and its benefit for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Cat. 03

Aug 2025

Chelsea Art Group Journal

Showhouse Spotlight: Don Christiansen Discusses Plans for the Art of the Home

Founder Donald Christiansen previews how each interior designer was paired with an artist ahead of opening night.

Cat. 04

Aug 2025

Chelsea Art Group Journal

The Role of Art Consultancy in the Aspire “Art of the Home” Showhouse

A closer look at how art consultancy shaped the showhouse room by room, published after opening.

Watch

A tour of the showhouse

The roster

Selected artists placed throughout the showhouse

Chelsea Art Group placed work from more than 50 artists across the estate, in partnership with New York gallery Perrotin. A selection:

Placed by Chelsea Art Group

Presented with Perrotin, New York