Prinitalia: Timeless And Sophisticated Interiors

Prinitalia is a leading contract furniture company based in Italy, near Venice. Their focus is on providing interiors for businesses, hotels, universities, trade shows, health care, and public institutions. For each project, they work in a strong synergy with experienced supervisors who co-design elements, profiles, and components. They provide solutions embedded with harmony, unique style, and emotions, through the use of new products and the latest materials. Prinitalia operates worldwide but claims to have an Italian heart, style, and knowledge. Here are some of their best projects.

3BHK Apartment

This urban Indian home effortlessly incorporates modern design values to create bold and elegant interiors. Each room has a unique color scheme, employed in a way that the more permanent features are in neutral tones while the colorful features may be altered over time. From the display of the art and photographic prints on the walls to the furniture layout, every aspect of this 3BHK Apartment is planned with an eye for detail.

Living Room

This living room combines a modern and classy design with a welcoming ambiance. The dining area is open to the living spaces, but every space has thoughtfully been designed providing an illusion of privacy in each area.

Dining Room

Materials such as wood, leather and golden steel come together in a design harmony in this dining room.

Master Bedroom

Colors that enhance a sense of tranquillity are vital for a bedroom designed to be a private sanctuary.

Children Bedroom

This is a perfect example of “you can never go wrong neutrals”. Even though a children’s bedroom is usually associated with a colorful environment, this bedroom is the epitome of coziness and a clean look.

4BHK Apartment

The 4BHK Apartment effortlessly incorporates modern design values to create bold and elegant interiors. The rooms have a unique color scheme, employed to make the more permanent features more prominent. This has given each room a unique identity and the use of color is restricted to ensure it does not look overdone.

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