There is perhaps no artistic movement more intrinsically tied to summer than Impressionism. It is a movement defined not by rigid form or historical grandeur, but by light in motion, fleeting beauty, and the quiet luxury of leisure. In a season where days stretch longer and the sun reshapes every surface it touches, Impressionism feels not just relevant—but essential. For those of us working in art and design, the Impressionists offer more than inspiration; they provide a framework for seeing. A way to interpret space, color, and atmosphere that translates seamlessly from canvas to interior. The Birth of a Summer…
