Audra

Art/artefact is a nationally recognized firm founded by Audra Kiewiet de Jonge, a tastemaker and creative known for placing a great art collection at the heart of every project. 

Passionate about making connections between people and the past and inviting new ways of thinking, Audra guides her practice with an art-first perspective built upon years in the art and interiors worlds and formal training as a painter and art historian. Working with private and corporate clients the world over, her signature carries the hallmark of an eye attuned to the exceptional and unexpected with an approachability that feels fresh and unencumbered. 

Art/artefact’s work has been featured in Galerie, Veranda, and Frederic, among others, and is included in the book Defining Style published by Phaidon.

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Golden joy. 🍌🍌🍌 Adore every inch of this bedroom in @missarahk ’s Milan Apartment! Photography by @patrickbiller for @archdigest - - - - - - #yellow #butter #sunshine #popofcolor #milaninteriors #bedroominspiration #stripes #interiordes
Today is the first day of spring. The vernal equinox, when night and day are equal, neither having more power, nor time than the other. Perhaps the most hopeful day of the year—a full 24 hours of potent equality like a simple, profound gift.
There’s a lot of new faces here, and despite not feeling comfortable in the spotlight, I’ve been told that I’m overdue for reintroducing myself. I am Audra Kiewiet de Jonge, the founder and creative director behind Art/artefact. I
Green is my favorite color, you? 💚🍀💚 Happy St. Patrick’s Day - - - - - - - #green #stpatricksday #interiordesign #newyork #hospitalitydesign #styling #artandantiques #greenenergy #artcollector #greeninterior
Last night I had a dream about this house. Currently for sale, with no price history, I discovered it recently on a sleepless night and have not been able to stop thinking about it since. The land this early 19th c. house sits on was a part of the d
Juan Sánchez Cotán is considered not only among the first practitioners of the still-life painting genre, but perhaps one of its greatest. His iconic painting, Still Life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber, ca. 1602, is the argu
Cooking up a kitchen… the very best ones mix old and new ingredients and respect the existing architecture, like in these inspired examples. I love the practical, functional details of old kitchens, and appreciate the challenge of integratin
Have you ever woken up in the morning and loved the shape of your pillow? Admired the crumpled beauty of its negative space? The drapes and folds of dreams? So did the great draftsman Albrecht Dürer, who sketched this pen and ink drawing of pil