For Interior Designers

Art That Completes the Space—and Elevates the Experience

As an artist with a background in design, I understand how essential artwork is to completing a room. It can bring warmth to minimalism, energy to stillness, or cohesion to a carefully curated color story.

I work with interior designers to create original, site-specific paintings that align with your vision and your client’s lifestyle—whether that means a large statement piece for the living room or a thoughtfully integrated series throughout the home.

Each work is crafted to suit the unique rhythm of the space, enhance the palette and materials, and reflect the emotional tone your client wants to live with. From concept to custom framing and white-glove installation, I provide a streamlined experience tailored to your project.

How We Can Work Together

  • Custom Commissions
    Original paintings created to complement your interior design—sized and colored to work seamlessly within the space.

  • Curated Portfolio Installations
    Multi-piece collections designed to harmonize across a home or project, including plein air gallery walls or room-by-room curation.

  • Art Advisory for Installations
    Placement consultation, color palette refinement, and framing solutions for integrating art into new builds and renovations.

Photo courtesy of Hendrickson Interiors.

If you’d like to explore a collaboration, contact me directly (anne@annezimmerman.com) or fill out the form below.

Designer Spotlight: Madelyn Kinemond

“We had the color palette and furniture for the space, we just didn’t have the "pop." This painting is the "pop" and the view is of Shell Key Preserve, right outside the window. Now, as we continue finalizing the rest of the space, the painting has inspired the palette for further artisan pieces as well as an additional gallery wall of small plein air sunset paintings, again by Anne Zimmerman Briand.”

~ Madelyn Kinemond, Interior Designer

Photo credit: Penlight Media.

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“The right painting doesn’t match a room. It magnifies it.”

Anne Zimmerman Briand