9/27/2019
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Interior Designer since 1985
CEO & Founder, Italian Design in the World
In August many homes are left behind. Shutters half closed, still air, light crossing the rooms with no one to watch it. It is worth asking what stays beautiful when no one is there.
The table is the only piece of furniture where you eat, work, play, argue and make up. Yet it gets chosen as if it were just a horizontal surface.
Density, light and editorial care: the book wall that supports a mind
For a long time, interior design spoke mainly to the eye. Color palettes, shapes, surfaces, composition. A space was judged — and often rewarded — for how well it appeared: cleaner, more photogenic, more “resolved”.Today, that logic is starting to show its limits. Because a home is not an image. It is an environment we inhabit for hours every day — a continuous system of stimuli that affects focus, energy, mood, and the quality of rest.
The entryway is the calling card of any home: the first space that greets visitors and immediately sets the tone of your interior style. Often overlooked, it can instead become a functional yet stylish area. With just a few well-chosen elements, even a plain hallway or small foyer can be turned into an inviting and organized space.
A TV stand is one of the most underestimated pieces of furniture… until you really need it. It becomes the focal point of the living room, hosting not only the television (often the main feature), but also consoles, books, décor, and storage. So, it needs to be functional, well-proportioned, and visually aligned with the rest of your interior.