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European luxury interiors
Compare a sequence of formal rooms, a courtyard residence or a mountain retreat. Start with the character of the space, then explore the furniture and architectural details.
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French neoclassical enfilade
Independent French rooms explore aligned double-door views, full-height carved panelling and slender garden windows. An oval dining rotunda and an L-shaped dressing room introduce different ceiling forms, with carved consoles, upholstered seating and a seated vanity.
- Spatial character
- Aligned doorways · high ceilings
- Ways to use the space
- Reception · dining · dressing
- Furniture & detailing
- Moulded panelling · carved furniture
Paris Art Deco salon
Art Deco geometry shapes a wedge-plan city salon, an octagonal dining room and a trapezoidal bathing room as independent settings. Stepped ceiling planes, curved upholstery, offset table bases and dark frames with muted metal reveals create depth beyond a simple black-and-gold palette.
- Spatial character
- Curved bays · stepped openings
- Ways to use the space
- Salon · dining · bathroom
- Furniture & detailing
- Fluted fronts · framed stone surfaces
Italian palazzo boiserie
Thick reveals, tall panelled doors and walnut-toned boiserie anchor a square reception hall, a three-bay vaulted dining gallery and a T-shaped study. Architectural table bases, carved timber edges and discreet cabinet-wall doors emphasise room proportions and crafted depth.
- Spatial character
- Deep portals · tall rectangular halls
- Ways to use the space
- Formal dining · library · stair hall
- Furniture & detailing
- Panelled double doors · continuous woodwork
Milan contemporary couture
Low sculptural furniture contrasts with an L-shaped double-height lounge, a curved-wall bedroom beneath a sloping timber ceiling and a linear bathing pavilion beside a screened garden. Layered upholstery, offset stone-and-timber tables and fine dark-metal joints define the contemporary couture language.
- Spatial character
- Double-height volume · corner glazing
- Ways to use the space
- Open lounge · private suite · lift lobby
- Furniture & detailing
- Layered upholstery · concealed door junctions
British heritage and Regency
A polygonal sash-window bay creates a fireside reading salon, while separate dining and pantry bays preserve discreet service routes. An attic bedroom introduces dormers and fitted wardrobes under sloping roofs; leather-and-fabric seating, timber rails and individual table lamps keep the interiors intimate.
- Spatial character
- Offset rooms · bay-window alcoves
- Ways to use the space
- Library lounge · family dining · bedroom
- Furniture & detailing
- Leather and fabric seating · fitted bookcases
Riviera courtyard luxury
Thick arches and cross-vaulted loggias frame an L-shaped courtyard lounge, while a beamed breakfast kitchen opens beneath a lower terrace pergola. A separate inward-facing bath pavilion uses private garden light; warm timber, woven seating and pale stone-look surfaces connect the coastal settings.
- Spatial character
- Courtyard wings · shaded loggias
- Ways to use the space
- Terrace lounge · dining · garden-facing suite
- Furniture & detailing
- Shaped timber bases · stone-look tops
Alpine timber and stone retreat
An A-frame lounge pairs a crossing gable with a stone-look fireplace and low curved seating, while a narrower dining loft uses an asymmetric roof and eaves windows. A separate pitched-roof bathing room combines timber cabinetry, stepped stone-like surfaces and diffuse winter light.
- Spatial character
- Pitched roof · exposed beams
- Ways to use the space
- Fireplace lounge · dining · mountain suite
- Furniture & detailing
- Timber frames · tailored upholstered seating
Venetian palazzo contemporary
A slender high-window reception salon contrasts original abstract ceiling decoration and translucent lighting with low modern sofas. Separate corner dining and horseshoe dressing rooms introduce garden light and curved circulation; pale stone-look surfaces, timber drawers and fine metal frames maintain a measured dialogue between grand architecture and contemporary furniture.
- Spatial character
- Tall narrow salon · high windows
- Ways to use the space
- Art lounge · dining · dressing suite
- Furniture & detailing
- Decorative ceilings · stone and metal consoles
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