In any classic interior design project, each element plays a fundamental role in creating the right atmosphere. In the living room, for example, the seating set outlines the functional and aesthetic aspects of the room. This is why it is important to carefully select both the sofas and the armchairs with which to set up this relaxing and welcoming environment. In this article, we will see how best to furnish and enhance a living room in classic Italian style, combining the various furnishing elements to create an elegant, refined overall vision with a well-defined and recognisable stylistic imprint.

The high ceilings immediately take us back to a gallery of images linked to the villas of the great families of bygone eras, and the reception rooms where parties and receptions were held.

Sleep is fundamental for our health and in average we spend 1/3 of our day sleeping. For this reason, a bedroom represents the place of rest and recovery, essential to face everyday life and to pursue one’s dreams as well as perform one’s duties. However, sleep and rest require more than a comfortable bed: the right atmosphere is necessary.

About 250 years ago, the genius of Canova captured the overwhelming passion of Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss in a world-renowned sculpture group, impressing the definition of Neoclassicism in the minds and hearts of art lovers.

The living room is the most 'lived-in' room in the house, the one in which we spend most of our time, and the one that generally has the greatest impact on the appreciation of the entire home, although functionally it is the least 'specific' (it does not have a precise function like the kitchen, bathroom or bedroom).

When it is a matter of creating an interior design project, we mainly focus on the choice of furniture overall, the style of the furniture, the arrangement of the various pieces and the colours.

In every single piece of furniture in Arredoclassic collections, classic Italian style finds full expression through its refined and timeless spirit. The furniture lines reflect the different variants of the classic concept, combining elegance and opulence in perfect balance: this is what makes them perfect for furnishing your living spaces.

In 2022, when designing the layout of the contemporary living room, we will still be bound by the concepts of openness and sharing, but with some fundamental changes. Indeed, since the pandemic has transformed the way we live our domestic environments, it is increasingly important to carve out corners of privacy in our homes in which to work, study or do those activities that used to take place outside, such as working out.

When we talk about contemporary living rooms, we almost always tend to imagine environments dominated by neutral colours, such as grey or total white, by essential, square furniture and by compact, space-saving solutions designed to combine design and (multi)functionality.