Italian Inspired Bedroom Decor
Photography By Ricardo Labougle / Produced By Anita Sarsidi
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In the dining room of a house decorated by Eric Egan in Umbria, Italy, a Claude Lalanne chandelier hangs above a table with a 1970s base by Mastercraft and a custom faux-bois top painted by Florentine artist Diego Granato. The 1940s armchairs are by Pierre Lotier, the photograph above the fireplace is by Jin Jiangbo, the telescope is by Restoration Hardware, and the custom rug is by Luke Irwin. Tour the rest of the home.
Photography by Fabrizio Cicconi/Living Inside
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A set of 1960s Italian chairs surrounds a Saarinen table by Knoll in the dining room of fashion designer Alessandro Dell'Acqua's Milan apartment, which was renovated by architect Hannes Peer. The 1940s Murano glass chandelier is by Barovier e Toso. Tour the rest of the home.
Photographer: William Waldron
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In a factory building on the outskirts of Milan, fashion photographer Giampaolo Sgura crafted a sleek loft that's the perfect stopover in between his global travels. The terrace's benches and arbor were designed by Ilias Lefas, the plastic chair is by Gae Aulenti, and the ottomans are by IKEA. Tour the rest of the home.
Produced by Cynthia Frank; Photography by Simon Upton
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In the breakfast room of designer Alessandra Branca's Roman home, folding chairs by Ilaria Miani, with cushions in a Boussac stripe, surround a circa-1900 Thonet bentwood table; the still-life frescoes are by Branca's mother, Anna Chiara Branca. Tour the rest of the home.
Photography by Francesco Bolis
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On a remote volcanic island south of Sicily, a renowned Italian architect, Flavio Albanese, created his own personal Eden. An outdoor living room is adorned with furniture by Paola Lenti under a linen tent from Kurdistan. Tour the rest of the home.
Produced by Anita Sarsidi; photography by Gianni Franchellucci
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In the dining room of Mehall Griffey and Jerry Maggi's apartment in Sicily, armchairs from a local flea market surround a Saarinen table painted in Farrow & Ball's Down Pipe; the Murano-glass chandelier is antique, the Neapolitan console is circa 1850, and the plates are by Fornasetti. Tour the rest of the home.
Photographer: Simon Upton
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In Antonello Radi's 16th-century Italian palazzo, the antique chesterfield in the stone-walled main salon holds pillows made from fabrics Radi collected on his travels to Sweden and Morocco; a Moroccan platter serves as a cocktail table, the ottoman is Persian, and the floor pillows are made of an Umbrian fabric and Mongolian fur. Tour the rest of the home.
Produced by Anita Sarsidi; Photography by Gianni Franchellucci
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The library of Churburg Castle, the home of Johannes and Cecily Trapp, which was built in the 13th century in what is now northern Italy; the bookshelves are family heirlooms from Hans Graf Trapp, Johannes's uncle. Tour the rest of the home.
Produced and Styled by Rosaria Zucconi; Photography by Kasia Gatkowska
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In fashion writer J.J. Martin's Milan apartment, a photograph by Maurizio Galimberti and 19th-century drawings hang above a custom-made sofa in the guest room; a wall is upholstered in a vintage fabric by Stig Lindberg. Tour the rest of the home.
Styled by Rosaria Zucconi; photography by Kasia Gatkowska
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In the living room of Raffaella Giugni and Marco Ferrante's Rome apartment, the sofas are by Jasper Morrison, the floor lamp is by Arne Jacobsen, and the chair in the foreground is by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra; the painting is by He Sen, and the floors are resin. Tour the rest of the home.
Simon Upton
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An 18th-century Italian gilt mirror takes center stage in the dining room of this Roman palazzo; the table is made of oak and bronze, and the chairs are slipcovered in Egyptian linen. Tour the rest of the home.
Gianni Franchellucci
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Italian public relations guru Roberto Begnini resides in one of Rome's most storied palazzo. In his living room, the pair of armchairs came from the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, the red-leather chair is from the 1930s, and the sofa is covered with a Tunisian cotton blanket; the bookcase is custom made, and the antique rug is Iranian. Tour the rest of the home.
Italian Inspired Bedroom Decor
Source: https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/room-ideas/g2565/most-beautiful-rooms-in-italy/
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