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Product • By MODENESE LUXURY INTERIORS • Renaissance Reverie Sideboard

Renaissance Reverie Sideboard

Renaissance Reverie Sideboard presents a splendid fusion of traditional design and modern functionality. Inspired by the grandeur of the Renaissance era, this sideboard is characterized by its robust walnut wood body that promises durability and a timeless appeal. The dual glass-paneled doors are framed by a luxurious golden trim, offering a peek into the elegantly arranged space within, perfect for displaying fine china or collectible curios. More

Product • By MODENESE LUXURY INTERIORS • Ivory Lumière Curio Cabinet

Ivory Lumière Curio Cabinet

Ivory Lumière Curio Cabinet is a celebration of classic French design, reimagined for contemporary interiors. Cast in a soft ivory hue, the cabinet exudes a light, airy presence, with a touch of antique gold trim bringing a subtle warmth to its edges and curves. The cabinet's door, framed with glass, allows for a full display of its contents, illuminated by the gentle light that naturally reflects off its pale surface. Ornate carvings grace the top, featuring a cartouche at the center surrounded by acanthus leaves, capturing the essence of traditional Rococo style.  More

News • News • 12 Apr 2021

Polyphonic Apartment meshes modern with vintage in a home concept that doubles as furniture showcase

In Surat Gujarat, India, the Polyphonic Apartment is a renovated apartment and home for a purveyor of furniture sourced from the international market, Europe in particular. The client wanted an environment that could serve as a showcase of selected furniture pieces but also move beyond the concept of showcase to comfortably accommodate his young family of four.  ISHITA SITWALA (The Fishy Project) The existing apartment was sizable but not spacious in feeling. As such, walls were taken down and rooms merged during the redesign process, which was undertaken by Openideas Architects. The number of bedrooms was reduced to four, with the remaining three-bedroom units becoming part of an enlarged family living area.    ISHI... More