Today, we take you behind the scenes to show you how we assemble this exceptional 18th-century Basque canopy bed, a piece brimming with history, artistry, and uniqueness. The assembly of this bed is a ritual in itself. Each element, from the arch-shaped headboard to the canopy and side rails, is carefully fitted together, respecting the […]
The ancient Delftware, which fascinates collectors worldwide and is sold at the finest auction houses, still graces numerous European palaces and mansions. The cherished pottery that coexisted with the painter Rembrandt and Delft’s favorite son, the painter Johannes Vermeer, holds nearly half a century of Dutch history.
A home is more than just a place to live; it is a space that reflects our personality and lifestyle.
In this article, I introduce you to Victor Mirabelli, a fascinating painter whose work I fell in love with at first sight and with whom I have had the great fortune to start a new collaboration.
American artist Victor Mirabelli’s unique style combines abstraction and impressionism in his modern landscapes.
His vibrant works capture the essence of what the painter felt growing up, with the countryside, barns, farms, land and pastures being the protagonists of all his paintings.
Beauty and elegance are present in each of his works.
Discover the new collection of decorative plates of women by the artist Carmen Roncero. This collection is a very special look at women, highlighting their beauty and importance in the world of art. Each wall plate is a unique piece, they are handmade, each one has its own personality and its own story to tell.
These decorative plates are ideal to hang on the wall and give a special and artistic touch to any space showing the beauty of handmade art with a very novel and personal collection of wall plates.
Mary Heaton Vorse’s 18th century Provincetown home has been given new life by interior designer extraordinaire Ken Fulk. Discover the great restoration and decorating work the designer has done while maintaining the original style of the house and preserving the historic elements.
Charleston House was the home of the painter Vanessa Bell, sister of the famous writer Virginia Woolf and her friend and lover the painter Duncan Grant for over 50 years. The house is a living work of art, walls, tables, chairs, headboards and bookshelves became canvases on which to unleash her art where everything shimmers with swirls and swirls of colour. Don’t miss the magic of their unique decoration wrapped in pure art.
Creating a “Gallery Wall” at home is a very modern, economical and tremendously grateful way of decorating, it is a very popular decoration solution to give a more personal charm to your home. In small houses they are very useful to complement the decoration without invading spaces. Discover how to create your own “Gallery Wall”.
For many centuries, fabrics have been an essential decorative element in decoration.
Decorating your home with fabrics offers you a warmer, more beautiful and more cared for atmosphere. Fabrics are tremendously decorative, with an infinite variety of designs and quality.
Where to use fabrics? In the most common places but also in the least seen ones.
Here we give you all the tips for decorating your home with fabrics.
The unusual Fonthill Castle was built in 1908 by American artefact collector and tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer.
The castle has 44 rooms, more than 200 windows, 18 fireplaces, 10 bathrooms and a powder room. The interior is a spitting image of his peculiar world, his eccentricity and his obsession with collecting, there is an extensive collection of ceramics embedded in the walls among other rarities and antiques.
