Right at the end of the Minimalism movement, Greg Natale chose to pursue a more luxurious look than the one that had previously been in style. Since then, Natale’s style has been a mixture of opulence, vibrant colors, patterns and textures, with meticulously curated and balanced, layered spaces and modern touches. Greg offers a generous and unique view into the creative process, sharing his passions, experiences, advice and the philosophy behind his richly tailored, sophisticated style.

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Zulu is the largest ethnic group in South Africa and the one that inspired the Zulu dining chair. Fully upholstered in cotton velvet, this dining chair is full of personality, making it an unforgettable chair design whether the room it is placed in. Do you like it?

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The texture can be one of the most important things when it comes to interior design. In a powerful rug like Meta, we highlight the unquestionable transdimensional feel – like we could touch it and experience the cold snakeskin that becomes warm and pleasant.

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Mid-century modern design has never looked so posh as the Sofia sofa. Its two-seat, vintage shape is modernly revamped by Koket with its plush curves being cupped by a lustrous, linear metal base. A timeless classic for sure.

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The Patch dining table has an intricate wood veneer top and a sculptural base for adding sophistication to any kind of home setting. The top of this dining table is covered with an intriguing geometric mosaic of wood veneer and the base is made from oak. All in all, we are looking at an exclusive design gem – and now you can be part of the experience as well.

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Girded with curving serpent forms, evocative of Medusa’s multifaceted image of intoxication, petrification and luring attractiveness, the Serpentine chandelier is sure to seduce all who lay eyes upon. Mysterious and unsettling, this amazing lighting design will surely fit your classic dining room just like a glove.

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