Renew it in a contemporary key by creating a “fusion” style that works perfectly.

Kino Workshop, without disturbing the existing building artifact (Afrormosia wood floor, lacquered wooden boiserie, framed and lowered modanati) has proposed and operated on three fronts:
1 Remove some “Rococo” lamps, tables and complements, inserting others from contemporary design, but, as in the case of the dining table chandelier, characterized by a poetic dialogue with the present;
2 Work on the shades of the colors present, modulating the different saturations of colors from warm to hazelnut and inserting intermediate color scales that have harmonized overall perception;
3 Replace all seats with modular, modular, high-class manufacturing elements of the essential style, but equipped with absolute comfort and above all suited to amicable conviviality.
The most beautiful compliment I received was that I had created a family space since the first day, despite the great decorative changes made.