Villa interiors
A private villa is planned room by room as one home, so hallways, salons, bedrooms and studies share a material language and a comfortable flow. See how a villa is drawn as a whole rather than furnished piece by piece.
Luxury residential interior design for villas and private homes
Modenese Gastone designs the inside of private villas, family homes and master suites from its Milan studio on Via Arbe, with the furniture, marble and lighting made in the family's own Veneto workshop. Each room is planned around how the household lives day to day, from quiet mornings to gatherings that fill the salon.
What does a residential design studio handle that a furniture shop cannot?
Residential interior design at Modenese Gastone means planning a whole private home rather than selling single pieces: the Milan studio surveys the villa, draws each room, settles the marble, wood, silk and lighting, then has the furniture made in its Veneto workshop. One team carries the work from first measurement to the final cushion.
A home has to work before it can look calm. The studio starts with the way a family moves through the villa, where they need quiet, where they need storage, and how each room connects to the next. Those answers shape the plan long before a single fabric is chosen. The full scope sits on the residential services page.
From there the rooms take on their own character. A private villa interior is drawn as one continuous home, while a master suite is treated as a private wing with its own bathroom and dressing room. Family salons keep soft finishes and generous seating so the space stays comfortable for daily use, not only for visitors.
The pieces are then made, not bought in. Carving, gilding, marble and upholstery are produced in the Veneto workshop the family has run since 1818, and coordinated from Milan. The wider interiors practice is Modenese Luxury Interiors, and the family history sits at Modenese Gastone. To start, send a plan to the Milan studio.
Which parts of a private home does the studio take on?
Modenese Gastone works across the whole of a private residence, but three areas set the tone: the villa read as one home, the master suite as a private retreat, and the family salon as the room everyone actually lives in. Each is drawn, furnished and finished by the same Milan and Veneto team.
Master suites
The main bedroom becomes a private wing with a headboard wall, a dressing room and its own bathroom, kept quiet and softly lit. The master suite pages show how storage and comfort are planned around the bed.
Family salons
The salon is treated as the room the household uses most, with deep upholstered seating, warm lighting and hard-wearing silk and leather. It is set out under residential services alongside dining and living rooms.
Private villa and family home interiors by Modenese Gastone
private salon story
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master suite layered
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family lounge texture
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terracotta materials table
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olive upholstery detail
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soft bedroom light
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villa dining evening
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stacked story gallery
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private client review
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wardrobe and panel detail
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residence contact room
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Which materials shape a private home interior?
A home interior at Modenese Gastone is built from a short list of materials chosen for daily comfort: Carrara marble, carved cherry, walnut and mahogany, silk and velvet, tufted leather, decorative lighting and hand-finished wall panels. Each one is picked for where it sits in the house and how hard that room is used.
| Material | Application | Where used | Finish | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carrara marble | Floors, tops and bathroom surfaces | Entrance halls, master baths, salon consoles | Honed or polished and sealed | Book-matched for large slabs on request |
| Carved solid wood | Doors, panelling and furniture frames | Studies, bedrooms, dining rooms | Wax, lacquer or aged patina to a RAL Classic reference | Cherry, walnut or mahogany by piece |
| Silk and velvet | Upholstery, curtains and wall covering | Salons, bedrooms, dressing rooms | Dry interior use | Damask, brocade or plain weave by schedule |
| Tufted leather | Seating and headboards | Studies, family rooms, master suites | Aniline or protected hide | Chosen by colour and daily wear |
| Decorative lighting | Chandeliers, wall lights and lamps | Salons, stairwells, dining rooms | 24k gold leaf or plated metal | Sized to the ceiling height |
| Hand-finished wall panels | Boiserie and headboard walls | Master suites, libraries, halls | Painted, gilded or fabric-lined | Drawn to the room proportions |
How should a family choose an interior studio for their home?
A family should judge a residential studio on five points: who visits and measures the home, who draws the rooms, who makes the furniture, who fits it on site, and who stays reachable afterwards. Modenese Gastone answers all five from one Milan studio and one Veneto workshop, which keeps the home consistent from plan to handover.
Ask to see the plan before anything is ordered. A studio that draws to your rooms can change proportions, storage and light; a shop can only sell the size on the shelf. Modenese Gastone begins every home with a measured survey and drawings, set out on the design process page.
Then look at who stands behind the work. The company has furnished private homes since 1818 and installs worldwide from Milan, as the studio background explains. Compare the home materials and the answers on the common questions page, and the difference between a planned home and a filled one becomes clear.
Continue with luxury interior design
These pages carry the next step for a private home project: the full residential scope, the villa and suite work, the materials behind them, and the way to reach the Milan studio.
Start a luxury interior design project
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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