Interiors
Porcellana
A country mansion · light classicism
The interior of a country mansion in light, formal classicism. “Porcellana” means porcelain — the blue-and-white chinoiserie that sets the tone and character of the whole house.
A light-flooded library-salon
Light and graphics instead of weight: warm cream walls with boiserie, a graphic black-and-white marble floor, tall black steel arched windows onto the garden. Brass and gilded frames, crystal chandeliers, armfuls of white roses and a collection of blue-and-white porcelain. Ivory sofas, gilded chairs, black lacquer — classicism that reads fresh and timeless, flooded with bright daylight.
The library-salon
Cream boiserie and built-in bookcases, a marble fireplace with a gilded mirror, an ivory sofa and gilded chairs. Blue-and-white porcelain and white roses set the theme, while the black-and-white marble floor keeps the graphics under bright daylight.
The opposite view
From the other side an enfilade of tall arched garden windows opens — light floods the whole salon. A crystal chandelier, brass and gilded frames read fresh, without heaviness or gilded excess.
The fireplace and salon vignettes
Classicism is composed of details: a marble fireplace beneath crystal, a sofa vignette with porcelain and roses — fresh, graphic and light.
Dining room and kitchen
The formal dining room keeps the same light theme — crystal, porcelain and white flowers compose a scenario for grand receptions.
Hall, staircase and orangery
A grand staircase with a brass balustrade soars above black-and-white marble, and the orangery-salon opens to the garden — light and graphics lead through the whole house.
Bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, study
The private half sounds quieter: the same light classicism, soft light and an intimate scale.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard, cream tones and brass, blue-and-white porcelain on the chest — formal classicism translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
When the salon warms toward evening
Toward evening the daylight turns golden: cream walls warm, crystal ignites, brass and gilded frames flare — the light classicism opens even more softly.
Light and graphics instead of weight — classicism that reads fresh and timeless.
Next step
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From concept to a finished interior: authorial design, working drawings, design supervision and furnishing with furniture, light and objects — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this concept.