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Oct 12, 2022Lookbook

Built to Last

Interior vignette from Umberto Pasti’s Moroccan home with rustic furniture and garden view

Umberto Pasti’s Moroccan getaway seems to exist outside of time. Elemental and rustic yet vibrantly eclectic, the richly gardened home takes its cues from the surrounding landscape. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.

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Antique textile or rug detail

Brass or bronze mirror

Painted terra-cotta vessel

Sunlit garden table with abundant flowers and rustic vessels — Garden exuberance: simple tables and earthenware let the plant life lead.

Stone or metal garden ornament

Rustic wood work or dining table

Weathered stone garden planter

Clay pots and greenery along a limewashed wall — Limewash, terracotta, and foliage—timeless Mediterranean texture.

Vintage terra-cotta pot

Cast stone garden planter or urn

Antique fountain head

Outdoor seating vignette with patterned textiles and plants

Sunlit corner with rustic table and flowering branches

Decorative carved panel or architectural fragment

Rustic side or coffee table

Vintage textile or throw

Path through lush Moroccan garden at Umberto Pasti’s home

Photo: Ngoc Minh Ngo for T Magazine.

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