60 Minute Makeover Loves Fotoviva

Once again we are pleased to announce that the popular ITV interior design show 60 Minute Makeover has chosen Fotoviva Art Prints as one of their preferred suppliers for the forthcoming series which starts this autumn. If you haven’t seen it yet, the show gather a team of decorating and designer specialists to come into someone’s home while they are away and turn it into something amazing. The home owners are usually hard working or volunteers who are very appreciative.

So far, respected interior designers Colin & Justin and Richard Randall have selected several of our inspiring art prints for their makeover designs. They have chosen a mix of our prints and canvases to suit their room styles. These prints will appear in living rooms and bedrooms to brighten up and bring life to the walls of their interior transformations. 60 Minute Makeover has used our wall art in previous series, and it’s always a thrill to see our pieces integrated into stunning home renovations on national television.

nautilus artwork for interior designs — Oceanic by Doug Chinnery

Why Interior Designers Choose Fotoviva

Our collection of photographic wall art is popular among interior designers because of its versatility and visual impact. With categories that include seascapes, floral art, panoramic photography, black and white prints, and modern wall art, our gallery offers a wide range of styles to suit almost any room theme or mood.

Designers often use wall art as a finishing touch that ties a room together — providing texture, depth, and colour that complements furnishings and layouts. Our art prints are available in multiple formats, including framed prints, canvas art, and acrylic mounts, making them ideal for both traditional and contemporary spaces. Whether you’re styling a bold feature wall or a serene bedroom nook, Fotoviva has artwork to elevate the design.

black and white tulip flower art print — Tulip Leaves by Dirk Paessler

Inspiration for Your Own Home Makeover

You don’t have to be on TV to transform your home! If you’ve ever been inspired by a room makeover show and want to refresh your interiors, wall art is one of the simplest ways to do it. A large seascape canvas in the lounge, a calming floral piece for the bedroom, or a striking modern art print for your hallway can dramatically change the atmosphere of a room.

TV shows such as 60 Minute Makeover can act as a great inspiration when you’re trying to decide on what will work best for your rooms. Other useful alternatives are Pinterest and home decor magazines that have plenty of interior designers showing off their work.

Browse our full collection of photographic wall art and discover artwork that suits your style, space, and mood. Whether you’re redecorating a single room or revamping your whole house, you’re bound to find something that adds personality and beauty to your walls.

lily plant creative art print — The Beauty of Form by Doug Chinnery

Interior Designers – Let’s Work Together

Are you a designer working on client projects? We regularly work with interior designers and stylists, offering professional-grade prints that are made to order using high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship. With a wide choice of photographic themes, we’re here to help bring your design concepts to life.

If you’re an interior design trade professional, find out how we can support your upcoming projects with our interior designer resource guide.

black and white forest canvas print — Illumination by Doug Chinnery

Jason Wickens is the co-founder of Fotoviva Art Prints, an online gallery he has run with his wife Carly since 2006. As both a photographer and graphic designer, Jason writes about photographic wall art, interior styling and the creative decisions that help people choose artwork they'll enjoy for years to come.

Having worked with a carefully selected team of professional photographers for almost two decades, he has developed a particular interest in how photographs translate from camera to large-format wall prints. His own photography focuses mainly on landscapes, nature and close-up macro subjects. Jason is based in Worcestershire, where he continues to photograph, write and curate new collections for Fotoviva.

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