
Antonio Fabozzi
Mano Drawing
USD 810
Handcrafted in 6-7 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 810
Handcrafted in 6-7 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 4,430
Handcrafted in 6-7 weeks

Nuala Goodman
USD 10,750
Handcrafted in 6-7 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,110
Handcrafted in 7-8 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,175
Handcrafted in 7-8 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,175
Handcrafted in 7-8 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,400
Handcrafted in 7-8 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,110
Handcrafted in 7-8 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,820
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 3,300
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,255
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,650
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,705
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,680
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 7,045
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 1,690
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 3,665
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 1,605
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 5,030
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,680
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 1,075
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,905
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 1,690
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Milena Sgambato
USD 2,845
Handcrafted in 8-9 weeks

Chiara Sorgato
USD 4,510
Handcrafted in 12-13 weeks

Chiara Sorgato
USD 9,865
Handcrafted in 12-13 weeks

Chiara Sorgato
USD 2,820
Handcrafted in 12-13 weeks

Antonio Fabozzi
USD 1,175
Handcrafted in 13-14 weeks
Begin with function and proportion. Consider the role the piece will play, the distance from which it will be seen, and the amount of visual weight the setting can hold. This keeps Paintings from feeling like an afterthought and helps it contribute to the room’s rhythm.
Compare the material and finish as carefully as the silhouette. A distinctive Italian-made piece can establish a focal point; quieter forms and finishes around it give the composition room to breathe.
Begin with scale and placement in the light, sightlines, and mood of the room. A piece should feel intentional in its setting rather than simply fill a gap; then consider the silhouette and finish that best support the room’s overall mood.
Look closely at material, finish, and the relationship between the piece and its setting.
Let one distinctive piece establish a focal point, then balance it with quieter forms or finishes nearby. This creates depth without making the composition feel overworked.