Author: Federico

Casa A.R.

Written by Federico on 18/06/2025. Posted in Projects. No Comments on Casa A.R.

A project shaped by light and verticality

In the heart of Pistoia, Casa A.R. represents a harmonious dialogue between existing architecture and new volumes.
The project was born from the desire to enhance natural light and the verticality of space — both central to the home’s identity.

Seed Homecoming interpreted this context with delicacy and precision, choosing a design language that blends soft forms, bright palettes, and tactile materials.
Every decision — from surfaces to furniture proportions — was guided by a principle of balance and warmth.

This was not just about furnishing a space, but about creating a home that immediately conveys a sense of belonging.
A home that breathes with its inhabitants, free from rigidity, designed with coherence and lightness.

Casa G.L.

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Tailor-made interior design as a way of life

Casa G.L., located in Cantagrillo, is a tailor-made interior design project that celebrates the beauty of everyday life through harmonious spaces, bold colours, and light, flowing geometries.
A home designed to welcome with discretion, where every detail is crafted to balance function and feeling.

Seed Homecoming carried out a delicate and refined intervention, based on a design vision centred around the lightness of living.
Colour leads the eye, shapes guide movement from one room to the next, and every element is calibrated to convey a sense of continuity and comfort.

No excess, no rigidity — just smart use of space, made to measure for the people who live it every day.

Casa L.M.

Written by Federico on 03/06/2025. Posted in Projects. No Comments on Casa L.M.

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.