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It is common to associate timelessness with a certain aesthetic language. For years, it was believed that a neutral, minimalist or contemporary interior would, by itself, have a greater ability to withstand the test of time. But just look at projects designed in different decades to realise that the reality is more complex...
06 August 2026
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The entrance hall is rarely the largest room in the house. Nevertheless, it is one of the most influential in shaping how a space is experienced. It is the first point of contact with the interior, the space that marks the arrival and establishes the connection between the outside and the home's atmosphere. Despite this, it is often still considered...
22 July 2026
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When thinking about an interior design project, it is natural for the focus to fall on the furniture, materials, or colours. But what distinguishes a truly well-thought-out project begins long before these choices. There is a simple test to understand if a house is truly ready: entering a room and being able to...
13 July 2026
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Some spaces catch the eye because of their size. Others for the exuberance of the materials or the presence of striking pieces. The Antony living room takes a different approach. It is a space that captivates through the way all the elements relate to each other, creating an immediate sense of balance and comfort...
15 June 2026
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The dining chair is probably the piece of furniture that is least thought about before buying. Yet it is also the one we spend the most time with. It is where the day begins and ends, where meals extend into conversation, where guests stay longer than expected. And yet, it is often chosen hastily, as if it were just a detail. But it is not.
14 May 2026
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There are spaces that seem to breathe easily and others that, even when well decorated, convey a sense of heaviness. It is not always related to the size of the room or the amount of furniture, but to the way all the elements interact with each other. Visual lightness is achieved through subtle decisions, where proportion, materials, light and organisation work together to create brighter, more balanced and pleasant living environments...