Three Different Approaches To Neoclassical Interiors

This incredibly spacious holiday home is Villa Lago Maggiore, located on picturesque terrain in Italy. The impressive high-ceilinged luxury lounge is airy and sun-kissed, and has classic architectural arches of immense proportions.

A large carpet sets up a soft gray island for the lounge area in the open plan residential area. The quiet monochrome palette benefits greatly from the addition of richly contrasting deep-green accent pieces in the form of two modern chairs.

An oval coffee table injects extreme black accents into the center of the light lounge furniture.

Deep green split cushions and matching projections accentuate the lightweight modular sofa.

The high ceiling of the large dwelling is accentuated by a grand modern chandelier.

Delicate modern dining chairs shine with gold frames. A gold picture frame complements the luxurious metal aesthetic.

A delicate dining room hanging light shows a ghostly silhouette that allows the decorative molding of the classic interior to retain the ultimate spotlight.

A wall of flat-fronted, open-plan kitchen units merges with the white image of the neoclassical interior.

The kitchen lighting scheme features a perimeter installation of LED strips around the crown of a travertine stone back wall. A free-form chandelier illuminates the central island.

Another green lounge chair is paired with a round side table next to the window to create a comfortable reading night.

Round bedside tables are grouped around a custom bed design with a travertine headboard.

A second bedroom chair balances the layout on the other side of the bedroom fireplace.

Above the fireplace, modern art nods to the arched aesthetic of classical architecture.

A side table with storage completes the fireplace layout.

Clean drapes filter the sunlight without destroying the elegant contour of the arched windows or covering the view. The carefully crafted interior is designed to encourage quiet observation of surrounding nature to help relax.

Our second home design begins in a double high neoclassical living room with a distinctive eclectic character.

Black padded Eames style chair and a footstool balances a curved black sofa design. Geometric coffee tables put a luxurious metallic gold accent in between.

The strange tree-like lamp is the Ines floor lamp designed by Jacopo Foggini for Edra.

The organic shape of the lamp with its curved shades creates a relief from the limitations of the perfectly neoclassical decoration that surrounds it.

In a second living room area, a modern rug puts a striking black and white pattern under another eclectic furniture treatment.

Shiny gold side tables brighten up the living room layout along with a black coffee table and a unique sofa with a black storm cloud silhouette.

A sculptural barrel chair injects a dramatic blood-red accent.

Gold decorative accessories dot the room.

A retaining wall is wrapped with trendy wooden lath panels, adding a moment of attractive texture.

Clear perspective chair and the fabulous gold Ella chair, again by Jacopo Foggini for Edra, makes up an eclectic set with a bright cobalt blue table.

Two huge modern chandeliers add to the eccentric nature of the home design.

A wooden herringbone floor creates a cohesive coating throughout the interior.

This fabulous red lamp is the Malfaldi Lampadaire by Alexandre Dubreuil for Roche Bobois.

The bright cobalt blue running table and sculptural chairs make up a dedicated reading and study area. A simple ceramic pot adds a natural touch to the bright table design.

Inside the bedroom, a light gray upholstered bed is underlined with a matching gray bedroom rug.

Golden modern wall light punctuates each side of the bed, over linear liter units with storage.

Our final home tour takes place inside an all-white home interior with a deeply detailed neoclassical cover and woodwork. A core of relatively simple state-of-the-art furniture resists the curly boundaries.

The neoclassical bedroom design is a grand space with a symmetrical layout.

A smooth marble island cuts sharply through the neoclassical kitchen.