In the media
The press came to us for the story, then stayed for the expertise.
Artiure launched in 2025. Between February and October 2026, 20 publications wrote about the platform, the founder, or asked us what art does to a home. Everything below links to the original, so you can read it where it was published.
Artiure, in full
Pieces written about the platform itself: what we are building, and for whom.
From AI art to wall decor: Artiure is helping Indian artists monetise their work
May 2026 · Read
The Chtrbox in India's creator economy: how Artiure helps artists monetise their work
May 2026 · Read
From AI art to wall decor: Artiure is helping Indian artists monetise their work
Syndicated from YourStory · Read
Artiure: where India's art finds new expression
6 July 2026 · Read
Startup feature: Artiure
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Brand and product feature
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The founder
Interviews and columns by Suumit Arora, who started Artiure.
Asked as the expert
National titles come to Artiure when they write about art at home. Being asked, repeatedly, is its own kind of proof.
Why a multi-crore painting makes financial sense to the ultra-rich
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The 3-wall rule: how to decorate your entire home with art and nothing else
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Colour theory is not just for fashion: how it can transform the way your home feels
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Where should you hang artwork at home? Five placement ideas that transform interiors
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Why festive gifting is moving beyond sweets and hampers as original art emerges as a meaningful luxury gift
29 October 2026 · Read
Top 8 trending art styles to decorate your home in 2026
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7 signs your mind feels cluttered because your space is too stimulating
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Luxury home cinemas: the defining feature of uber-rich mansions
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Does your home reflect your personality? How handcrafted interiors shape everyday well-being
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How handcrafted elements are bringing warmth back into urban homes
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Top 5 emerging digital art trends shaping the future of home design
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The psychology of sacred spaces: how spiritual decor influences well-being at home
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Minimal homes, maximal expression: why abstract digital art fits modern interiors
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Solutions for clutter in home decor, from interior designers
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Top 6 mistakes people make while decorating their homes, and how to avoid them
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The rise of generative art: why AI is expanding human creativity rather than replacing it
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The rise of conscious luxury: how sustainability is influencing consumer choices
Bylined by the founder · 29 September 2026 · Read
Crafted for conversations: why thoughtful design changes how we show up
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From screens to spaces: how digital creativity is finding a permanent place on Indian walls
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Can buying one original artwork be more sustainable than years of trend-led decorating?
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Where the conversation continues
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Artiure is a curated art and cultural experience platform. We work with independent artists, artisans and cultural partners to bring art closer to the people who live with it.
Artiure is a curated art and cultural experience platform based in Gurugram, India. We work with independent artists, artisans and cultural partners to bring art closer to the people who live with it, through original works, editions, handcrafted objects, virtual exhibitions and the Unframed magazine.
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