Elegance, style, functionality, and high-quality furniture fabrics. Explore our collection of interior design projects created for both private residences and commercial businesses.
Custom-made curtains for a Tuscan restaurant: green mesh fabric that filters light, blending in with the natural, rustic decor.
Perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality, enhancing the cozy and authentic atmosphere of the restaurant.
Zimmer & Rohde fabric double curtain curtains, installed in a Tuscan farmhouse, combine luxury and functionality.
We followed the entire process, including details such as embrasse and packet curtains in the bathrooms, for total comfort and elegance.
In an apartment in Florence, interior design transformed spaces with Fornasetti.
Wallpapers, warm colors, and unique textures create a welcoming and personalized atmosphere, expressing creativity and Italian style.
Elegant transformation of a residential living room: a mix of vintage and modern design, enhanced by quality fabrics and unique details.
Among the Tuscan hills, we furnished the elegant living room with kitchen of an agritourism in Tuscany with Dedar and Zimmer+Rohde fabrics.
In this interior design project for a villa in Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany, we made minimal interior blinds with light veils and installed technical glass roller blinds by Tao Design.
We collaborated with architect Gabriella Vetrugno on a project for a rustic home in the Florentine hills, using curtains, trimmings and cushions in the different rooms.
For a flat in Marina di Pietrasanta, we custom-made blinds for the interior and installed a Pratic motorised awning to fully enjoy the outdoors protected from the sun.
In this interior design project, you can see how the use of high quality furnishing fabrics, such as Besana carpets, can help create an elegant and sophisticated ambience in a luxury hotel in Florence.
In this project, in collaboration with Pierpaolo Carta, we were asked to create textile furniture that was both functional and at the same time in harmony with the historicity of the building, the Florence headquarters of Standford University.
