Classical design is a language of details, while it basically deals with perfect harmony, balance and order. It certainly has its own aura and never goes out of style.
Vitruvian proportions (those advocated by da Vinci) were a fundamental element of the classical style’s architecture, art and design resulting in a formally aesthetically pleasing beauty. The original color palette of ancient Greece comprised of slate, mist blues, scarlet, violet, pale malachite, sun yellow, ivory, marble pink, clay, while Rome’s were based on more vivid magentas, golds, Pompeii reds and black accents.
Modern hues common in classical interior designing style are basically inspired by nature. Shades of yellow, blue, green and brown, even some softer muted colors such as terracotta and grey are very much in trend and can be admired in this noble textile wallcovering collection made of pure silk, linen and polyester.
With plenty of Old World appeal and modern open layouts, a typical Tuscan house draws inspiration from the Tuscany region of central Italy, which includes the historic cities of Florence, Siena, and Pisa. Tuscany is considered to be the origin of the Italian Renaissance and has a very strong identity tied to its local arts and culture, so the architecture is also very refined and distinctive. SETA DI TOSCANA with its delicate textures and exquisite patterns showing traditional and floral motifs is a statement of style and elegance. This collection feels perfectly at home in both purist and sophisticated interiors and is an absolute eye catcher in any setting.
