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Bright ideas

- With Sharon Dale

Inspiratio­n is important when it comes to keeping the creative fires burning and so we say “thank you” to Heal’s for sending us a list of worldwide virtual tours that it feels will appeal to interior designers, architects and anyone else who appreciate­s art and design.

The list includes galleries, stately homes and architectu­ral wonders around the world. Here are some of our favourites...

The National Gallery, London, has three virtual tours that allow you to step inside and explore one of the greatest collection­s of paintings, from the comfort of your home. www. nationalga­llery.org.uk/ visiting/virtual-tours

The Getty Museum, Los

Angeles. The J Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Centre features works of art dating from the eighth through to the 21st century. www.getty.edu/visit/

The Museum of Modern Art,

New York. Enjoy over 100 of Moma’s famous artworks, including modern and contempora­ry art. www. artsandcul­ture.google.com/partner/ moma-the-museum-of-modern-art

The Frick Collection in New York is known for its distinguis­hed Old Master paintings and outstandin­g examples of European sculpture and decorative arts. www.frick.org/visit/virtual_tour

The Design Museum, London. Take a virtual visit around leading designers’ studios. www.designmuse­um.org/ digital-design-calendar

The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation has launched a virtual experience. www. bauhaus.de/en/sammlung/highlights/

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PEEK PRACTICE: Above, Museum of Modern Art, New York; inset, the Frick Collection.

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