“It’s quite a mix of furnishings, and yet it feels so coherent—nothing is incongruent,” Classic meets contemporary chic is an interior design style that combines traditional elements with modern pieces to create a timeless look. 

It is interior design emerging as a captivating style that masterfully blends the warmth and familiarity of traditional decor with the clean lines and minimalist approach of contemporary design.

French Architectural has a very sculptural appearance. It could almost be considered a work of art. There is a devotion to the French art of living, an ethos that celebrates unflinching attention to detail, a passion for the finest materials, and an appreciation for the richness of the country’s tradition of craftsmanship There is an approach that is about “reinterpreting traditional methods with a freshness.”

In Colonia Revival the house would be a character in a novel.

Choose soft and muted colors. ...

Add craftsman traditional furniture. ...

Decorate with elements of natural texture. ...

Ceiling fans are for more than a cool room. ...

Layer in quilts and blankets for a soft touch. ...

Update the space with toile wallpaper. ...

Combine wood floors and area rugs.

Provence style is a provincial French interior design that is related to light southern styles. It has absorbed centuries-old traditions of French country houses and the imperishable beauty of the Côte d’Azur. Provence, or “French country”, is very popular among people who seek to bring a touch of rural charm to their home, while preserving the elegance of the French house.

Every new project goes into making a unique story, the Timeless Modern Style comes through with subtlety : a writing that seems to be simple with spaces adapted to the needs of the users, a concept of rigorous aesthetics that magnify the beauty of the materials, a timeless modern spirit, combining elegance and simplicity.

We like when it’s at its most eclectic: For instance, on the left side of the drawing room, your eye embraces at the same time a unique library of Gio Ponti, with Murano glass, and silk-covered doors, and an exceptional Brazilian 1980s Denuncia table by José Zanine Caldas. Though quite different in style, the two pieces mix beautifully.

For us, a contemporary residential look is not about having contemporary pieces. It’s about having a mix of pieces that communicate with each other and reflect the culture, taste and identity of the people living in the home. We like to create eclectic interiors by mixing different periods,