Naples demands a particular sensitivity from interior design: the ability to work with spaces shaped by history without turning them into stage sets, to use Mediterranean light without reducing it to an aesthetic device, and to respect the existing architecture while allowing the home to belong fully to the present. Inside the palazzi of the …
Zaha Hadid (1950-2016) was one of the most revolutionary figures in the world of architecture. With its fluid and futuristic shapes, it has redefined the way we think about spaces, fusing functionality and aesthetics in a unique language. Her contribution to contemporary design has been so profound that it has earned her the nickname " …
Design is never only about shapes, materials or trends. It is a cultural language, a way of reading the present and imagining how the spaces where we live, work, meet and recognise ourselves will change. Within this language, women have played, and continue to play, a decisive role: as architects, designers, product designers, interior designers, …
Rome asks something rare of interior design: the ability to inhabit history without becoming trapped by it. Every home, hotel, restaurant or private space is shaped within a city carrying an imposing memory: noble palaces, hidden courtyards, historic layers, archaeological traces, bourgeois apartments, rationalist buildings, rooftops open to the sky and neighbourhoods where the contemporary …
