What do you get when you mix the Italian charm and sense of good life with the rough details of industrial and rustic design? Oh, you get heaven. Or, at least a home that looks really really like it. This house, designed by Pietro Castagna, is a renovated property dating back to the 1600s and is located in Pescallo village on the shores of lake Como. The interiors have a sophisticated elegance created by the original architecture, the blend of high quality materials like leather, linens and woods and the incredible collections of art and books present in all rooms. Also, I love the muted neutral color choices coming from the use of natural finishes and the mix and match of contemporary and vintage objects. A feast for the eyes I tell ya! Enjoy :)
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I absolutely love this aesthetic. I'm a huge fan of the industrial style because of the hard structure and simple approach to functionality but I love the idea of creating warmth within that. The idea of making creating a nook, making something cold and hard, liveable and lovely is just what I want instead of the sun-dappled, stark and well-put together trend that seems to be all the rage these days.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this aesthetic. I'm a huge fan of the industrial style because of the hard structure and simple approach to functionality but I love the idea of creating warmth within that. The idea of making creating a nook, making something cold and hard, liveable and lovely is just what I want instead of the sun-dappled, stark and well-put together trend that seems to be all the rage these days.
ReplyDeletegreat style! loved the artwork in the kitchen and the books behind the bed.
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