Match fashion with architecture

The style characterizes the way of dressing, as well as how to furnish and decorate an interior. 

When I imagine the space and the volume of a place, I think of a container that does not have a label, but needs to take the  appropriate form to the activities and the people who will use it.

A dress in a bohemian style is original, eclectic and belongs to a free spirit, as well as a boho interior is characterized by the use of different materials, such as wood and metal, combined with unusual pastel colors and it’s decorated with flowers. 

A romantic kind of dress, like a feather balloon skirt and a silk organza blouse with puffy sleeves, can be combined with an interior painted in blackboard, completed with colorful furnishings. 

A minimal skater skirt and an over sweater, can find the alter ego in an environment totally covered in calacatta – an elegant and essential marble. 

The technique of ombre – dyed fabrics in multiple shades of the same color –  used by Giambattista Valli in one of his latest Haute Couture collection, can enrich a wooden paneled wall great for an outdoor space or a beach house. 

A lace dress by Valentino with floral embroidered, makes me think of a pale pink interior with copper lamps. 

A flounce dress in shades of green sets a mimetic relationship with an interior where nature  – plants and prints – becomes the protagonist. 

An acid color, like yellow, is often used in architecture as divertissement. 

And the purple, declined in the soft shade lavender, is perfect for a glittery skirt as well as a ceramic sink.