Interiors
Dorato
French gilded classicism
An interior in the spirit of refined French classicism, Louis XV / XVI. “Dorato” means gilded: fine gilding as an aristocratic accent, not shine for its own sake.
A grand salon in soft light
Elegance instead of excess: warm carved white boiserie, a carved marble fireplace, a crystal-and-gilt chandelier, furniture in gilded frames with grey-smoke velvet, dark oak herringbone parquet and an Aubusson rug. Gilded mirrors and consoles, white hydrangeas, soft daylight from tall arched windows — a warm, timeless, truly salon atmosphere.
The grand salon
An oval salon in white boiserie with fine carving, a symmetry of gilded bergères around the table, a crystal-and-gilt chandelier beneath a moulded dome. Grey-smoke velvet, herringbone parquet and an Aubusson rug hold the warmth, while the gilding sounds as an accent, not a shine.
A gilded canapé
A canapé in a gilded frame with grey-smoke velvet by the marble fireplace, a glass-and-brass table and an armful of white hydrangeas. A vignette in which French classicism reads fresh and without heaviness.
Dining room and kitchen
The formal dining room keeps the same gilded theme — crystal, velvet and white flowers compose a scenario for grand receptions.
Hall, staircase and garden salon
A grand staircase with a gilded wrought-iron balustrade soars beneath a crystal chandelier, and the garden salon opens through tall windows onto the greenery — light leads through the whole house.
Bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, study
The private half sounds quieter: the same gilded classicism, soft light and an intimate scale.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard in a gilded frame, grey-smoke velvet and boiserie, herringbone parquet — salon classicism translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
The palette of gilded classicism
Giltwood, grey-smoke velvet, marble, crystal and dark oak — the materials the whole elegance of Dorato is built from.
Elegance instead of excess, gilding as an accent — classicism that is warm and truly of the salon.
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