12 interior design Italian style – the atmosphere of the Italian house

Unplanned holiday abroad? You can still feel the old idea of ​​the world of Italy with these ideas by an Italian designer. Every other year my family goes to what we call a "great trip". For our last big trip my husband chose Tokyo. We had so much fun – Japanese culture is wonderful. This time it's my turn and I Italy. I'm Italian and I've never been to Italy. My ancestors call, so I am ready to answer the call. I love Italian architecture, especially the old Tuscan style. I love Italian furniture and textiles. So you can imagine how excited I am before this trip. There are so many ways to bring the best of Italy at home. Join me for a look at some Italian accents wonderful. Textiles. The fabric on this chair is called Fortuny, named after its designer Mariano Fortuny Born in Granada, Spain, Fortuny moved to Venice and stayed there until his death in 1949 in the Venetian workshop, he designed textiles, costumes and lighting, and has developed machines that create its textiles. His studio is in Venice today as a museum. Vintage Furniture This is a chest of drawers Florentine Vintage. The surface contains details of gold leaf. This style of furniture was common in the 40s and 50s Other common pieces in this style are called nesting tables, mirrors, frames and trays, Florentine Toleware. Rustic accessories I love the head of the old bull in the area. When I was a kid, I loved going to the butcher. (I do not know why I do not know, but my family had a grocery store and was always on the meat.) Butcher with my family was an old Italian man, he was a head fake bull just like that in his company. It's a small touch that speaks to me of the old volumes of the Italian world. Formal table settings Some of my favorite things that my mother gave me, were of Italian cloths time of my grandmother. I guess these layers and often used for family gatherings. This Rome apartment is beautifully set with fresh bread, flowers and Italian linens Terrace -. A small table and chairs are great for mounting in hot weather Loggias – covered outdoor areas A loggia is nearly as "out there", but of course, outdoor spaces abgedeckt.Eine Loggia is a wonderful addition to a bedroom or bathroom. Gravel driveways
I love the sound of gravel. It reminds me of home. Gravel is an inexpensive and low maintenance material. Available in several colors, it fits well with Italian architecture. External Stones Usually for the Italian landscape illustrates the large rustic stone exterior, laid-back lifestyle. I love this style. Imperfect uneven textures fit my carefree side. Olives Sage green of an olive garden reminds me of my grandmother. I still remember when I smell tomato vine. Olive trees are available in non-fruiting varieties, if you do not like the mess of olives that fall. They are also very hardy and require little water. A farmhouse table Enjoy this farmhouse table with fresh fruits and cheeses, crusty bread and olive oil for dipping. Oh, and wine, lots of wine. Now take about 15 people around the table, representing all ages, from babies to 80 years. So watched the dining room of my family when I was a kid – meals were practically a contact sport. farmhouse tables, with all its rustic charm, ideal for families. -Versammlungen Doors restored Recycled materials, they are an asset. They look great and add character to the Italian rustic architecture. Doors, with faded paint and rusty equipment are authentic, and you will get the life of this beautiful architectural remains for future generations. Clay roof tiles are retrieved my favorite in the Italian style of architecture detail. Restored tiles are truly the best one, in my opinion. The patina of years of aging is actually a bonus. Note the excellent combination of stone and terracotta exterior tiles here earth. Now that's Italian! Clay roof tiles