A technicolor house in New York’s oldest neighborhood becomes the pretext to tell of vibrant anti-Pantone choices and to openly criticize dull white. Because today we need a space that reflects us, that boldly colors our need for courage, energy, and emotion. I don’t know about you, but I’m not…
Read more
The house slowly lights up: gentle colors, natural materials, and a cozy atmosphere that warms more than any sparkle. Do you also want a Christmas that doesn’t shout, but envelops? Soft lights, calm shades, soft materials? If the magic of Christmas is just a whisper to you, here are plenty…
Read more
An apartment defined by Japanese aesthetics delivers to the senses irregular surfaces, cracks, old wood, unique artifacts. And it reminds us that beauty lies not in perfection but in its fading, in the object that wears out, in the wood that cracks, in the fabric that fades, in fragility as…
Read more
Neutral and timeless tones shape spaces to be filled with pieces with curved silhouettes and soft, material textures: the home becomes a 360° sensorial embrace of pure material charm. Warm, welcoming, balanced, bright and playing on the neutral and timeless palette of sand: there is an apartment in Curitiba, capital…
Read more
They are trees, stones, butterflies, swings. They are designer coat hangers created for indoor use but inspired by nature and outdoor life. They break down walls, light up the magic and, in the house, they look good everywhere (except in one corner). “Ceci n’est pas une pipe”, wrote René Magritte…
Read more
It has an energy that no other color can contain, it is a born seducer, it transforms the atmosphere, makes spaces dynamic, infuses vitality: just a touch of red is enough to make the heart of every home beat faster. Having gone viral on social media thanks to Brooklyn interior…
Read more
