Old Palazzo in Modern Style9 photos

The combination of modernity and antiques — this is the main feature of the interior of a magnificent palace built in the 13th century in Rome. At the same time, such a mix of old and new does not catch the eye, which is a sign of high design professionalism. Antique details have been updated, refreshed and presented in a modern interpretation (for example, a chair with light upholstery, and indeed the entire palazzo as a whole). Novelty and modern design approach are also reflected in color combinations. On one hand, these are refined, deep, and rather self-sufficient shades (intense blue, birch, raspberry, golden). On the other hand, they coexist within one interior, which was quite unusual for interiors of previous centuries. Flowing forms, soft lines, simple silhouettes — the interior looks simple yet very sophisticated and clearly conveys high style. The palazzo is for those who appreciate classicism and its legacy in modern design thinking!