Interiors
Pavone
A residence · modern classic
The interior of a residence in the spirit of modern classic. “Pavone” means peacock: noble petrol teal and gold, from which the character of the whole house is built.
The master bedroom — the heart of the home
A deep petrol-teal accent wall with a large abstract canvas in gold and bronze, dark fluted walnut panels, slim gold cylindrical pendants, grey marble with gilded mouldings, mocha and greige velvet, dark parquet with a soft rug, cherry branches in glass. Warm, muted light and measured symmetry — restrained luxury, where colour and material lead the whole score.
The master bedroom
A petrol-teal wall with fluted walnut panels behind the headboard, a large gold-bronze canvas and slim gold pendants. A mocha-velvet headboard, a grey marble bedside block and cherry branches compose a warm, noble scene.
The opposite view
From the other side the whole geometry reads: the teal accent and gold on the left, a window with greige curtains and a reading armchair on the right. Measured symmetry and muted light keep the space calm.
Wood, marble, light
The bedroom is composed of textures: fluted walnut, grey marble with gilded mouldings, gold-and-teal art. Each material sounds large and deliberate.
By the window
Daylight from the window falls on the teal wall and a gilded sculptural art piece; walnut panels and greige curtains soften the contrast, a velvet bench completes the composition.
The marble wall
A backlit grey marble panel behind the headboard becomes a quiet focus; walnut and mocha velvet hold the warmth, and a channel-tufted bench adds tactility.
When the bedroom warms
In the evening teal and gold deepen: concealed cove lighting, warm pendants and soft light turn the bedroom into an intimate, enveloping scene. A reading armchair and cherry branches add calm.
The evening scenario
Concealed cove lighting and warm gold pendants: the teal wall and canvas glow from within, the bedroom becomes a quiet theatrical stage.
Evening · the corner
On the other side — a mocha armchair by the greige curtains and soft directional light: an intimate corner for reading before sleep.
Dressing room, bathroom, corridor
The master bedroom extends into a suite: a dressing room, a marble bathroom and a private corridor — the same teal-and-gold palette at an intimate scale.
Living, dining, kitchen, hall, study
From the bedroom-heart the teal and gold spread through the whole house: the living room, dining room, kitchen, hall and study hold a single noble palette.
The dining room
A dark table, mocha-velvet chairs and a sculptural gold pendant beneath the teal wall — a reception scenario in the same palette.
The kitchen
Walnut fronts, grey marble and gold hardware continue the theme of the house in the day zone.
The peacock palette
Petrol teal, gold, fluted walnut, grey marble and velvet — the materials the whole character of Pavone rests on.
Restrained luxury, where colour and material lead the whole score.
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