Rossella Marzocchella | Source | Interior Designer at Decor and Decor
Rossella Marzocchella
Rossella is an Italian Kitchen Designer who currently works with home fittings company Decor and Decor, helping design pieces to enhance the beauty and functionality of your living spaces.
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Decor and Decor (https://www.decoranddecor.com/)
Interior Designer
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Demure interiors: 10 ways to get the look in your home
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Emerging Cabinet Hardware Trends: Embrace the "Beautifully Flawed"
Rossella highlights the shift towards "beautifully flawed" designs with hand-forged looks and mixed materials like wood and brass. Oversized hardware in bold finishes and hidden pulls are also gaining popularity, offering a tactile, artisan feel. These trends suit Japandi, rustic, and minimalist spaces, adding warmth and character while embracing craftsmanship and individuality. -
Elevate Your Bedroom Storage with Expert Tips from Rossella Marzocchella
Rossella suggests upgrading hardware to brushed brass or matte black finishes, opting for custom or built-in storage, and integrating mixed materials. She also recommends soft-close mechanisms for a luxurious feel and using concealed storage to maintain clean lines and a minimalist look. "Clutter is the enemy of an expensive-looking bedroom," she says.
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"Swapping out basic drawer knobs and handles for brushed brass, matte black, or even polished chrome, finishes instantly elevates the look and doesn’t have to break the bank. You can even go for something more artistic like hand-carved wooden handles or stone knobs to create a unique, high-end feel like you would find in a high-end boutique hotel."
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For demure interiors, think soft, warm neutral colours like beiges, greys, or pale greens. These colours soothe rather than stimulate, and when layered can add depth without overwhelming the space. An easy pairing is natural woody tones with sage greens or greiges which can be used just about anywhere, but work particularly well in bathrooms or bedrooms.