Future Self

A yoga studio in Ubud, Bali, for the <n>Heart of Healing - Self-Compassion Retreat</n> by <n>Kindful</n>.

Interior of the <n>Club Hippocrate</n> yoga studio in Montreal.

A street scene in Naples, 1978. Photo by <n>Ferdinando Scianna</n>.

A street style look from <n>Pitti Uomo</n>, featured in <n>Otokomae Kentatsu</n>.

The Barcelona headquarters for studio <n>Six N. Five</n>, designed by <n>Isern Serra</n>. Photo by <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

The <n>Design Space AlUla</n> installation at <n>Fuorisalone 2024</n>, featuring work by <n>Sabine Marcelis</n> and <n>CLOUD</n>.

A Milan apartment designed by <n>Mario Scheinchenbauer</n>, as seen in the book <n>Underground Interiors</n>.

<n>Villa Necchi Campiglio</n> in Milan, designed by <n>Piero Portaluppi</n>. Photo by <n>Grandi Giardini Italiani</n>.

Street style from <n>Milan Men's Fashion Week</n> Fall/Winter 2018.

A bedroom in Milan's <n>Palazzo Bonacossa</n>, designed by <n>Vincenzo De Cotiis</n>. Photo by <n>Martin Morrell</n>.

A <n>Porsche 911</n> in designer <n>Tommaso Spinzi</n>'s Milan apartment. Photo by <n>Davide De Martis</n>.

The entryway of <n>Palazzo Sola-Busca</n> in Milan, designed by <n>Aldo Andreani</n> (1924-30). Photo by <n>Delfino Sisto Legnani</n> and <n>Paola Pansini</n>.

The Milan home and studio of architect <n>Gae Aulenti</n>, site of a <n>FontanaArte design showcase</n>.

The <n>Antonio Maceo 8</n> residential building in Mexico City, designed by <n>Taller Hector Barroso</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.

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A detail of <n>Les Choux de Créteil</n> in France, designed by architect <n>Gérard Grandval</n>. Photo by <n>Roland Beaufre</n>.

Vintage <n>Italian luggage labels</n> from the <n>Letterform Archive</n>. Artists and dates are unknown.

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Nature Sanctuary Yoga Room: Peaceful and Green

The <n>Haight</n> boutique by <n>MNMA studio</n>, featuring a <n>Willy Guhl</n> chair. Photo by <n>Fran Parente</n>.

Italian Interiors: Rooms With a View by Laura May Todd is a stunning survey celebrating the beauty, idiosyncrasy, and romance of Italian interior design. There are few countries with such an established design scene, distinctive aesthetic, and universal appeal as Italy. This sumptuously illustrated survey showcases 50 of Italy’s most beautiful homes, from historic palaces in Venice and mid-century apartments in Milan to sun-filled villas in rural Sicily. 
Milan-based writer Laura May Todd takes readers on an intimate tour of these inspiring domestic spaces, including residences by some of the region’s best-known and beloved architects and designers of all time, such as Carlo Scarpa, Alessandro Mendini, and Luca Guadagnino. 
With styles ranging from historic to contemporary and minimalist to maximalist, some of the interiors are true hidden gems, having never before appeared in print. Each home is illustrated with lavish photography and a short essay revealing the story behind its design. Printed in a luxe oversize format with a chic acetate jacket, Italian Interiors is an evocative exploration of the country’s eclectic, elegant style.
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272 pages | 11.4" x 9.9"

Italian Interiors

The <n>Signor Lievito</n> bakery in Milan, designed by <n>hannes peer architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Helenio Barbetta</n>.