If you subscribe to our newsletter you’ll have heard swoon over the flooring installation at this modernist Australian home. Often referred to as crazy paving, but correctly termed Palladiana, it is a style of terrazzo that offers a stylish and contemporary look – even though it has been in use for many hundreds of years. Made from a scattered tile placement and wide patterned mortar, the name crazy paving came from the seemingly haphazard arrangement of the stones.
We love how in this home the owners extended the flooring from the property entrance right through to the interior circulation and living spaces. Talk about seamless interior and exterior flow. It has us wanting to rip up our flooring and replace it all with crazy paving – right through to the bedrooms!
The rest of interiors are just a striking! With beautiful bones and clean, horizontal lines, the rest of the interiors are thoughtfully created, with a focus on functionality, size and materiality.
Every space in the home feels luxurious, yet there is an understated elegance and sense of effortlessness in the home. While the rooms are all welcoming and cosy, there is also a less is more approach to the furnishings that we love.
If you love the style of this family friendly living space, then you’re in luck. We’ve pulled together all the key pieces you need to create your own luxurious, but understated living room at home.
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Understated Living Room Design
1. Amsterdam Chair from Bash | 2. Zola L Shaped Couch from Zorora | 3. Vega Oval Coffee Table from Esque | 4. Matisse Side Table from Coricraft | 5. Ceramic Vase from The Home Quarter | 6. Esteem Floor Lamp from Eleven Past | 7. Rhodan Wide Brimmed Vase from Yuppiechef | 8. Clyde Armchair from Cielo | 9. Luxo Rug from Hertex | 10. Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree from Mr Price Home | 11. Planter from Bash | 12. Velvet Scatter Cushion from Bash | 13. Tufted Cotton Cushion from Superbalist | 14. Author Curtain from Hertex | 15. Velvet Oxford Scatter Cover from Eleven Past
