Art, Furniture and Design

08/06/2023
Gaia Romano

Choosing furniture is one of the most stressful and exciting moments when we have to enter a new home. Whether it has just been built or has a story with it, we want to bring our identity inside and we want to do it with style. 

This can be achieved thanks to a calibrated use of design objects and art within its walls. Maybe looking for the piece that not only represents us but that is recognizable and unique at the same time (because, let’s face it, having the inflated transparent lamp in plain sight on the first available surface will not transmit care and sophistication to your room - everything must be studied and thought).

So how can we get an environment that can amaze, that can represent you and meanwhile make you want to call it home?

The first step is to definitely keep your needs in mind. Design objects are born in fact to be shaped on the needs of those who use them and not vice versa: as much as an object will be beautiful, if it will not also be functional it will not be the right purchase for you. This is also the focal point that distinguishes design from art. 

Although different the two can certainly dialogue, obtaining a harmonious result, unique and that represents you: thanks to a delicate game of balance design and art can be part of the same world, compensating each other and never "talking about". 

We must therefore ask ourselves at this point what will be the style that we want to give to the room and make choices according to the final result that we want to achieve. I mean, if you found a notorious and original Art Deco piece, but you want a Liberty room... you have to study another point where to put it to enhance it!

Another point to keep in mind is not to rush. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) personalizing your home is a long work, an addition of pieces or well-studied gaps that from time to time will enhance every corner. This will also be the key not to forget the small, but essential, details such as complements and lights: these two elements, in fact, can determine the final result of your environments. A cold light instead of a warm or a complement chosen quickly that "could" match well, risk ruining the project, while a careful study of the lights and the perfect combinations can bring out the works and furnishings you have chosen so carefully. 

Needs, style and time to take care of every detail are therefore the focal points on which to base your choices for design and furniture. What about the art? Each work will also be chosen patiently and researched (or even made to create!) to ensure that it is the prominent element of your home, the point where your imagination can indulge in the best and especially the mirror of your emotions. 

Although these few lines may seem very simple steps, the last advice we would give you is to turn to a professional who respects you and your desires, listening to you and realizing a customized project.