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Dimore studio and gallery – a collection of beautifully crafted furniture and objects

Milan is a wonderful, magical city where some of the most coveted interior design houses have settled home in. Studio and Gallery Dimore is one of the influential design projects located right in the heart of Brera design district on one of the most beautiful streets in the city, Solferino. Dimore is founded by two creative personalities Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran in 2008 as a creative outlet and a showcase of their extensive collection and their view towards everyday art. In the gallery you can see an amazing selection of some iconic pieces by different artists – from Gio Ponti, Gae Aulenti and Gabriella Crespi to the french Charlotte Perri and Paul Levance. The selection is exceptional, eye catching and truly something you must see if you happen to visit Milan.

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Gallery and studio Dimore is nestled in a Milanese apartment building with a cosy courtyard and wisteria greens all over it. Large windows and old double doors lead to this wonderful home of art. The studio settles on the second floor to the left and is offering exceptional design and interior ideas and Dimore Gallery is on the same floor to the right – selling historical and one of a kind pieces signed by the artists themselves.

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One of Salci and Moran’s latest projects is the Transfer installation: the concept revolves around rooms designed to have inner rooms within like tents filled with historical pieces randomly mixed up an set to show scenes from everyday life. Also, there is a room designed as a warehouse and once in it you can really imagine how a collector stores the art pieces he loves.

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Another important collection is the presentation of designer Gabriella Crespi, an influential Italian designer who created furniture and sculpture. In the exhibition there are 7 pieces of metallic furniture installed among piles of sand. The designer originally designed them in the late 1970s and the collection includes different objects such as a mushroom-shaped lamp, tables made from brass and bronze and other geometrically inspired pieces. Displayed against bright fuchsia background across several rooms at Dimore gallery, the objects are chic and glamorous and also timeless – which is amazing given they were produced in the previous century.

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Art Deco Style and how to incorporate it at home

A combination of styles – this is how Art Deco is described. And yes, it is exactly that – a mix of eclectic influences, materials, and shapes. Art Deco originated in France in the early years of the 20th century but still, it continues to influence contemporary design.

Is Art Deco easy to achieve and implement at home? What are some of its prominent features and how to incorporate them at home?
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Modern and serene outdoor spaces design

Slowly but surely warm temperatures are coming our way and no matter whether you have a small balcony or a big garden, we will give you some tips on how to design them so you can have both modern and relaxing outdoor space.

Comfortable seating, different patterns, and lots of plants are some of the elements that will make your terrace or garden look like a sanctuary and feel like an escape from everyday life.

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Blend the indoors with the outdoors

The outdoor area should feel like an extension of the house – use the same color palette and style of furniture that you have in your home interior. Incorporate your garden into the living space, this way you will maximize it.

For example, if you have a big garden use roll away doors or big french windows – your home and your outdoor space will have a seamless flow between them. Embrace nature!

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Use colors that are light and airy

If you want a harmonious space – choose light palettes, matching tones and textures that create an overall theme. A one-color palette with the right touch of contrast will make the space look serene and cozy.

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Choose the right furniture and fabrics

Choose seating that is comfortable and always use pieces that can be used for multiple purposes. A small chair that can become a coffee table, pillows to be used as additional seats – the choices are endless. Select easy to clean and durable fabrics.

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Separate the space into different areas

Define conversation, eating and relaxation areas. Create smaller zones to make the terrace or the garden feel and look cozy and inviting.

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Use as much greenery as you can

Incorporate plants in the design of your outdoor space – not only it will look amazing but greenery will also make you feel calm and relaxed. You would love spending time in your little oasis!

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