In this exotic home in Melbourne live Giovanni Mangano and Tory Flanigan where Adobe-inspired walls are the perfect backdrop for different styles. You can find Morrocan chandeliers, a portal from Rajasthan said to be hundreds of years old or wicker chairs found at the market in Melbourne. Religious artwork from Giovanni’s Sicily grandmother add an extra twist of cosmopolitan chic to this beautiful home.
Photography Mark Roper | Styling Glen Proebstel More images can be found on Homelife.
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3 Responses
Gorgeous space, Gudy. I especially like the etched Moroccan lamps and pool area. Lovely!
Thank you, Will. The lamps are the whole statement of the place and give that exotic look, right?
I immensely like the contrast between white and dark, with this arabesque spots you could notice.
Thank you for sharing this interiors.
Alba