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The Wednesday Journal of Cultural Insights.
There is this second image that has been spinning on Pinterest for quite a while and though I loved it I hadn’t thought of the idea to see if I could find anything else from the home and the owner. Until the other day a second pic of this mad urban cacti jungle would pop up.
This is the green home of Maurizio Zucchi who runs the Zucchi company, well known in Italy for making wonderful label luxury household linen. I admire the Italian savor faire very much so the location was actually no surprise. His botanical approach is pretty much trendsetting (the home was published first in 2011 in Elle Korea as far as I know) and embraces varies elements that have been used ever in may other interior design projects.
The main aspect that makes this project outstanding are the vast ceiling height and light this home features, just perfect to fit in these huge cacti and trees. He has then combined very wisely light metal structures all over with wood and plants. A few mid-century pieces make it really classy, and the color scheme relates to the botanic topic with earthy tones only. And he features a shelf that reminds me of the one I have on my bucket list!
Have you noticed how the plants partition each section off so it feels more split into sections? You can see here a fe extra pics. G, x
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