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The order of things

Special Chevron Maxi Chevron Ca’ Pisani – Private villa, Russia
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The natural order of things, evident at first sight. The perception of all the multi-faceted beauty of everyday life, embodied in one place. In this walk-in closet, clothes, shoes and accessories are ordered to perfection, with a place for everything and everything in its place, contained and protected by the solid wood that brings exclusive character to the simple design of the metal framework. This solution is perfectly consistent with the setting in which this custom element was designed: a splendid villa in which the Maxi Chevron French herringbone floor hints at a link with the most prestigious European architectural tradition, to which a contemporary twist has been added.

For this project Foglie d’Oro has created Bespoke products. Find out how we can customise our products in a totally original way by visiting the Bespoke section of the website.

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In this photo, you can see the lobby of a beauty and wellness center. The floor features the Azalea Module in Ca' Bassano light oak with a marble inlay. On the left, there are waiting chairs, while a painting hangs on the wall and a sideboard is positioned in the corner. In the background, a large window allows natural light into the space, and the Azalea 3D Art design with marble and brass inserts creates a striking decorative feature.

Light, airy geometries for a wellness concept

In this photo, you can see the living room of the Chevron 45° – Ca' Morosini – Napoli Apartment project. On the left, there is a sofa upholstered in white fabric that resembles a soft cloud. At the center of the room stands a glass coffee table, while on the right there is a small brick-colored armchair. In the background, beyond the large windows, a yellow sideboard supports a painting or television.

Where the sea meets design

In this photo, you can see a living room featuring Chevron Herringbone 45° flooring in the Ca' Morosini finish, from the Lebanon Apartment project. In the foreground, there are upholstered armchairs seen from behind, covered in a soft white fabric. The room includes a lounge area with a coffee table at the center, two sofas, and niches in the background that serve as bookshelves.

Pastel Harmonies

in questa foto si vedono degli elementi di arredo in un ufficio di rappresentanza. Si vedono una scrivania, una sedia, un pavimento a spina 45° di colore chiaro.

Lines that bring definition to spaces

The timeless charm of Kalizma

Geometrique harmonies

The luxury of hospitality, in the heart of Budapest

The element that connects the spaces

This photo shows the exterior of the villa, featuring wooden plank flooring and large floor-to-ceiling glass windows that create a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

The depth of walnut