A well-balanced interior design is shaped by the story of the people who inhabit a home. This story can be created by unique pieces that have been collected by our client’s over time and can include furniture, objects or artwork. Incorporating beautiful antiques into a home is connecting, grounding and welcoming.
We chat to Nimbus Antiques about one of our luxury residential interior design projects where the design of the interior comprises bespoke storage and clean lines, interspersed with distinct antique pieces and understated soft furnishings. Click here to read the full article
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