Neoclassical furniture.

Interiors enriched with elegant stucco, soft sofas and perhaps cutting-edge LED lighting, represent the perfect fusion between past and present.

This style, a reinterpretation of an ancient Greek temple with modern comforts, is the heart of neoclassical design, a trend that has been enjoying great success again for a few years now.

The charm of neoclassicism today lies in its ability to respond to a desire for simplicity and naturalness. Materials such as wood and marble become protagonists, recalling ancient values and timeless aesthetics. This style not only enriches our homes, but also reconnects us with a precious historical and cultural heritage.

What is Neoclassical Style?

The neoclassical style, or modern classic, was born in the eighteenth century as a reaction to the excesses of the Baroque and offers a return to the purity of the classical period, characterized by a sober elegance and soft colours. This style fits perfectly into contemporary interiors, combing refined decorations with modern comforts.

The key elements of neoclassicism are:

• Ceiling and wall decoration: Stucco, niches, columns and arches, which can also be reproduced with three-dimensional effect wallpaper.
• Colour palette: Neutral tones such as white and beige, with possible golden finishes for a regal touch.
• Lighting: Bright environments thanks to retro chandeliers together with LED perimeter lighting that combine eighteenth-century aesthetics and modern technology.

Adopting the neoclassic style in every room of the house means correctly interpreting its fundamental principles. Here are some tips to bring this elegance to every room.

Living room

The living room is ideal for expressing the neoclassical style. Enrich the walls with stucco and boiserie. Add large mirrors with golden frames to visually expand the space and enhance brightness. A retro design-ceiling chandelier, together with LED perimeter lighting, will complete the room.

Kitchen and Dining Room

In the kitchen and dining room, the focus is on the table. A model with a marble top, a material often used in classic monuments, will be perfect. The marble kitchen top, in neutral colours, will also help to create the desired atmospheres. And for those who want greater practicality, you can opt for a top in Dekton or Sileston, materials that are resistant to everything. Even those small accidents that can happen.

Bedroom

For the bedroom, a bed with a headboard can become the fulcrum of the rom, especially if accompanied by a boiserie painted in neutral tones. This element adds a touch of luxury and sophistication.

Bathroom

Even the bathroom can reflect the neoclassical style with few, but essential, details. A retro bathtub with decorative feet, materials such as marble and ceramics, and a mirror with a golden frame transform this space into an oasis of elegance.

Find out how Linea Calì can help you integrate these neoclassical influences into your furniture, offering you a range of elegant and functional handles for doors and windows, combining tradition and innovation in every detail.

Decor

Keeper of a timeless design, Decor combines sober, elegant and symmetrical lines, with the timeless elegance of the Neoclassical style where the past meets the present in a symphony of beauty. Take a look at the entire collection.

Heidi

A love for the classic style in vogue in the 1900s defines the lines of this elegant collection of handles, created with the intention of completing the interior design of the most exclusive and elite homes. Take a look at the entire collection.

Sogno

A handle with a pleasantly classic refined silhouette that can be defined as “timeless”, made even more exclusive by as many as 135 SWAROVSKI® crystals embedded in the handgrip. Take a look at the entire collection.