Plascon House Tour: Meaningful Design
Expressing personal style doesn’t happen overnight, especially when it comes to interiors. Each piece is typically selected over time until a home feels finished. Such is the case with these homemakers, a couple who share a love for whimsical, iconic and meaningful design.
The home has great natural light, coffered ceilings, spacious rooms and now it is filled with priceless furniture and sentimental pieces collected over the years by the owners. Quirky and colourful statements such as the emerald green wallpaper in the bedroom as well as a selection of mismatched colourful furniture show this family’s love for all things bold.
Since there is so much going on, the best colour scheme for this home is a neutral and muted selection of whites and greys.
Contact: Plascon 
Via Photography by Nana Cunha and Carla Cavellucci-Landi
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