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You Say Sfumato...

Moody Florentine interior by Silvia Mazzoli and Gianni Guastella

Derived from the Italian word sfumare, meaning “to tone down” or “to evaporate like smoke,” sfumato is a painting technique that softens transitions between colors for a smoked, highly blended effect. In the exquisitely moody Florentine home of creatives Silvia Mazzoli and Gianni Guastella, the quality appears in full force. Tonal and subdued, the home keeps its dusky palette dynamic with bold, sculptural furniture pieces. Get the look with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.

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Paco Rabanne side tables Decorative object U71414K Sculptural table lamp U092113G
Florentine living space with tonal palette and sculptural furniture
Moody dining vignette with sfumato-inspired tones
Subdued bedroom corner with sculptural forms
Midcentury metal sculpture Leather tub chair Decorative vessel BF189
Florentine hallway with dusky palette
Industrial pendant lights BK20 Drip-glaze vase set Decorative bowl BA217

Photo: Monica Spezia for Vogue Living.

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