Modern Naturalité: Bridging Nature Concepts and Modern Interior Design

By providing a connection link between Nature and modern interior design, this article seeks to transform all those organic scents, textures, flavors, shapes and colors into breathtaking pieces of furniture, lighting and upholstery. You can expect the same magical rhythm and melody that Nature brings to us every day in an interior design approach you will find absolutely charming and wild. Here’s Modern Naturalité!

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A center table connects people through space and moments. You know your home decor will never be finished unless there’s a link connecting all the dots. The Sequoia center table blends Art Nouveau, Nature-inspired elements and modern design flawlessly – there’s a whole new dimension to it, a meaning, a purpose. It’s more than meets the eye.

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Just like the God of the sky and the rising sun, the Horus II suspension lamp promises to be a celestial reference in modern interior design. Featuring a structure in matte black lacquered brass and shades in crackle glass, this chandelier is perfect for creating a grand reveal over a fierce living room sofa.

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With origins in Japan, Kumi is an oyster with undeniable beauty. The Kumi mirror pays tribute to its allure through its glossy hammered aged brass. This decorative wall mirror is a treasure coveted by many due to its natural-like texture. Awesome.

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Huang is a mountain range in eastern China known for its spectacular scenery – there you’ll find breathtaking sunsets, majestic pine trees and views of the clouds from above. Huang is also a sideboard and it features an inside in rosewood veneer and details in hammered matte and brushed aged brass – a statement piece like no other.

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The grandeur of the Andes’ mountains is only matched by the surviving skills of the people who strive there. The Andes armchair is a mid-century modern furniture piece that pays tribute to this strength. With matte aged brass legs and covered in a rich cotton velvet upholstery, this accent chair adds a strong yet graceful touch to any home decor.

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Monument Valley, in Arizona, is one of the greatest icons of the American West landscape – it inspired the creation of the Plateau dining table. It features a top in walnut root veneer with a matte varnish and details in matte hammered brushed aged brass, adding a special touch. The base is in matte black lacquer, making it an intriguing dining furniture piece.

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Heron was inspired in the elegance and grace of the species with the same name. Its design features different heights of hand-tufted botanical silk, giving the rug a three-dimensional feel that makes it stand out in every room. Available in several colors.