Making the old feel new is no easy task. But this home in Rome is a wonderful example of how to do just that! The design keyword here is nonchalance : the art of being NONCHALANT.
nonchalant: (of a person or manner) feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm)
Beautiful vintage objects nestled next to potted plants. Antique rugs tucked under modern dining sets. Vignettes of fabric artwork juxtapositional to a modern wooden armoire. Bold modern COLOR schemes clashing with classic marble countertops.
It's a home that feels loved, lived in and still wonderfully curated.
Building a home that gives off an aura of happenstance is doable when approached in the same manner that we source objects for your home here at Galileo. One beautiful object at a time. A home takes on true character by simply embodying its inhabitants. There is no theme. There is no order, except one that is left to blossom in its own over time.
How can one properly label one's ever changing taste? Rather a home bursting with objects and pieces and life that reflect an ever changing ever evolving set of one's ideals principles lifestyle is a true testament of good taste. (and dare we say good design)
Be inspired!
