Appartamento is a personal visualization project inspired by a warm, feminine take on European interior design. It imagines a sun-drenched apartment filled with soft light, collected objects, and a sense of playful stillness—somewhere between Paris and the Mediterranean.

This scene was built on a mood: summer, cherries, breezy linen curtains, and slow mornings. It blends modern pieces with nostalgic styling—a curated mix of sculptural forms from &Tradition, playful textures from Anthropologie Home, and timeless staples from Crate & Barrel. The goal was to capture an interior that feels styled over time: part modern, part eclectic.

“I wanted this to feel like a room someone beautiful just stepped out of—something soft, nostalgic, and curated with care.”

Moodboard influences included:

• SW Greek Villa painted wainscoting walls, warm wood tones

• Curved furniture, global accents, and pops of red

• Editorial interior photography and sunlit European flats

• Style Influence: Modern meets eclectic—clean lines with layered details

• Spatial Focus: Open-plan living space with collected objects and styling vignettes

• Palette: White, cream, cherry red, warm wood, brass

• Mood: Feminine, relaxed, lived-in

• Started with layout sketches to explore flow and layering

• Modeled and placed furnishings to reflect a mix of sources—elevated but playful

• Composed stills around the natural fall of light and shadow

• Post-processed with softness and grain to feel editorial, not overly digital

The final visuals evoke a space that’s both stylish and sentimental. Appartamento is made for slow mornings, spontaneous hosting, and quiet rituals—a room that feels collected, confident, and full of personal rhythm..

Interior brands and stylists

Lifestyle and homeware campaigns

Boutique residential or hospitality concepts with editorial leanings