House Tour: Opulent Living
Decorated with chic items found at vintage shops, flea markets and come designer pieces, this home is classy and subtle- the perfect choice for opulent living.
Opulent never means overdone. In terms of today’s interior design and decor trends, less is very much more. Opulence is achieved by careful planning, subtle colour palettes and your favourite decor elements.
Neutral furniture with a few eclectic features works best in this space. Unlike the old fashioned notions of museum-like interiors, today’s hottest trends favour functional and livable settings. We love the open-plan design of this home, the high ceilings and the interesting room divider in the form of a vintage claustra/ wooden divider wall that separates the hallway from the kitchen by Czech designer Jindrich Halabala.
Contact: Plascon 
Via Photography Birgitta Wolfgang via Ideat
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