Casa L.M. – Interior design for a home in Pistoia

Scope of work:

Interior design project for an existing home, in dialogue with pre-existing furnishings
Custom design of integrated elements: wardrobes, niches, and functional surfaces
Study of the balance between full and empty for a measured composition
Selection of materials and colours in harmony with the existing identity of the space
Enhancement of natural light through soft palettes and textures
Design choices focused on continuity, not replacement
Complete interior design management: from concept to final implementation

A project born from listening to the space

Casa L.M., in the heart of Pistoia, is an example of interior design for a home carried out with sensitivity and balance — a project that doesn’t add, but integrates; that doesn’t impose, but listens.

The client had already selected furniture and objects over the years that spoke of their story: meaningful, emotional, memory-laden elements.
Seed Homecoming approached the intervention with respect and coherence, working on continuity, not replacement.

The aim was not to transform the space, but to guide it toward a new harmony.
The full and empty volumes, pauses, and intentional absences became part of the composition, in a sober language that leaves space for living.

Materials, light, and proportion: a home that belongs

The project focused on the relationship between existing and newly introduced elements, creating a refined balance throughout the home.
The new materials and colours — never invasive — were chosen to complement the existing context, respecting its tones, proportions, and identity.

The result is an interior design for a home in which custom-designed furniture discreetly merges with what was already there: full-height wardrobes, built-in niches, and functional, lightweight surfaces that feel as though they’ve always belonged to the space.

Light was treated as a living material: amplified, guided, and shaped through conscious choices of palettes and textures.
Its quiet presence contributes to the atmosphere even more than decorative elements or objects.

A design that interprets, not overwrites

Casa L.M. expresses a way of living rooted in identity and balance.
Seed Homecoming saw the project as a dialogue between present and desire — between what exists and what can still evolve.
An approach where interior design for a home becomes a silent gesture that adds meaning without rupture.

Every intervention was calibrated, every void respected, every volume designed to belong — not dominate.

This home doesn’t seek to impress, but to endure. It doesn’t aim to stand out, but to be lived in, day by day, with natural ease.