Art made directly on the wall
Decorative patina, layered texture and culturally inspired surface art developed for a particular interior.
Tell me about your space →Auckland · New Zealand
Art for rooms that should feel warm, personal and alive.
Zarin Art brings cultural pattern, layered texture and the warmth of the handmade into contemporary homes and interiors.
Wall patina · interior art · original works on canvas, wood, tile and other surfaces
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texture · memory · pattern
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I see what you are imagining — then I make it more beautiful.
Zarin means golden and radiant
Made slowly. Made by hand. Made to belong.
Zarin Art is about more than decorating a surface. It is about giving a room warmth, character and a sense of story — through colour, texture and patterns shaped by cultural memory.
A piece can live directly on a wall, or come with you as an artwork on canvas, wood, tile or another suitable surface.
For your home, restaurant or private space
Begin with a feeling.
You do not need to arrive with a finished design. A colour, a memory, a cultural reference, a favourite pattern — or simply the atmosphere you want in the room — can be enough to begin.
Art made to move with you
Original works created on canvas, wood, tile and other surfaces — made for a home, but not fixed to it.
See original artworks →A conversation before a commission
The process starts with your space, your references and what you want the room to feel like. The artwork grows from there.
Start a conversation →Original works
A small collection of surfaces, patterns and quiet details.
Titles, dimensions and materials will be added when confirmed. For now, these are presented simply as works by Shabnam.
Interested in one of these works?
Enquire about an artwork
The artist
Shabnam’s work carries more than one place within it.
She grew up in Iran, trained at Golistan Kabir Art School and studied archaeology before moving to New Zealand.
That background lives quietly in the work: an affection for ornament, old surfaces, repeated geometry, layered colour and the feeling that cultural patterns can still belong in a contemporary home.
Zarin Art is where those influences become something personal — not a reproduction of the past, but new work made for the space and the person in front of her.
A first conversation
Tell Shabnam about the room, wall or artwork you have in mind.
You can come with a clear idea or with almost nothing decided. A photo of the space, a colour, a pattern or a few words about the feeling you want is a good place to start.
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LocationAuckland, New Zealand