THE HOUSE OF RONNI LOGAN

 

The Art of the Collection.

 

Founded in 2017 as an extension of Ronni Logan Interiors, the Collections grew from Ronni Logan’s lifelong appreciation of sculpture, ornament and collected objects.

 

What began as a private collection of intaglios soon evolved into an exclusive line of original artworks. Each piece is conceived as a composition for the interior, bringing together classical references, sculptural form and unexpected decorative detail.

 

Ronni creates bespoke, one-of-a-kind works intended to be displayed and treasured as collectible art. The Collections include original compositions, elegant gallery groupings, individually framed intaglios, and antique prints imaginatively embellished with intaglios placed within the artwork or matting. Every piece is created using archival materials and museum-quality framing.

 

Pearls have become a signature of Ronni’s work. She also incorporates repurposed jewelry, antique fragments, architectural remnants, and globally sourced curiosities. Through thoughtful placement and artful ornamentation, these collected objects are given new life and transformed into something entirely original.

 

Exhibitions and Collaborations:

 

Following their 2019 debut at Baileywyck Antiques, Ronni’s Collections appeared at the Holiday Fête with Doris Leslie Blau at the Washington Design Center, followed by a Georgetown pop-up with Kate Lluberes at Evans & Sheldon. They have since been exhibited at Atelier Design & Décor, Paradise Antiques, Domestic Aspirations and Dwell Fine Art & Craft.

 

Ronni later created two commissioned pieces for interior designer Josh Hildreth’s Maureen’s Retreat at the Aspire Designer Show House in McLean, Virginia—a collaboration followed by the television interview Telling Stories. She has also created work for The Hamptons Show House, featured in HC&G.

 

Her sculptures are now held in private collections.

 

Editorial Recognition:

 

Ronni’s work with fellow interior designers, stylists, and tastemakers has brought her collections into some of the industry’s most imaginative spaces. Her art has appeared in national interiors publications and has been recognized by The Scout Guide Hunt Country, affirming the distinctive character of her artistic vision.

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Each composition feels discovered rather than simply decorated, layered with history, grounded in classical form and transformed through Ronni’s unmistakably personal approach.

 

New works, exhibitions and limited-edition collections will be announced on our Events Calendar. Bespoke commissions are available by appointment.

 

Every Paragon piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

 

 

*The word intaglio comes from the Italian intagliare, meaning “to engrave” or “to cut.” An intaglio is a gemstone, seal, or decorative object carved with a design recessed beneath its surface—the reverse of a cameo, whose image is carved in relief.