Tonal Layering: An Interior Design Lesson

Tonal layering – such a simple, yet effective way to infuse color into a space. Tonal layering may not be the easiest trend to master but once it has been, the possibilities are both endless and enduring. This approach allows experiment, albeit safely, with color that won’t become stale. When pulling from the same or similar color families, one can feel safe in the knowledge that their choices won’t date fast. Interior design lives out of a certain balance that can really invigorate our senses. Nowadays, a saturated use of color can feel a bit too overstated but, at the same time, neutrals can also be a bit boring sometimes – that’s why you should always look for harmony in your home decor. They say that if you really want to know someone, you should start with their living room. Have a look at this one and take the inspiration you need!

Marco Sofa brings you the elegance of mid-century with the sophistication of modern techniques and stunning materials. Made for the most luxurious of living rooms, Marco never disappoints with stunning polished brass and glossy black feet and incredible upholstery that is easily customizable. Marco Sofa accent arms and beautiful unique design make this a piece that is sure to become a bestseller.

Konstantin is a low center table produced with a distinctive brown smoked glass top and a brass trim. It features an elaborated central structure made of tubes, some finished in glossy white, others with a mix of polished brass.

Prisma Rug has inspired by the conception of geometric forms with a modern appearance by neutral tones and overlays of forms. A collection developed essentially in classic graphs that bring of the history great references of balance and binary rhythm. A product with a modern design that has its inspiration from the classic Bauhaus shapes.

Surrender to the beauty of crown jewels forms, a gold round mirror that embodies a living tribute to ancient art and craftsmanship. Poetically made of gold plated brass, the Scala Mirror is combined with black smoked glass, expanding the boundaries of creativity and sophistication. With such pieces, tonal layering becomes intuitive and fun!