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If you’re looking for interior inspiration, it’s hard to go wrong with Florence, Italy—the literal birthplace of the Renaissance. (Hey, if it was good enough for Michelangelo, it’s good enough for you.) Capture the artful history of this cultural capital by using opulent materials, time-honored techniques, and celebrations of the human form in your decor. Or incorporate sartorial-inspired touches as a nod to the fashion-forward city.
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Martin Sumers Bronze Sculptures, from Blue Print at $400
These studies of the human form call to mind Michaelangelo’s David, on display in Florence’s Galleria dell’Accademia.
Cinnabar Stone Obelisks, from Mecox at $240
Circa-1820 Marble Chessboard, from Nick Brock & Company at $2,600
Circa-1983 Giotto Stoppino Table, from Sputnik Modern at $5,800
Dennis & Leen Assorted fruit, to the trade or at Culp Associates
DOIY Design “Body” Vase, from Scout Design Studio at $57
“Libra” Lamp, from Caitlin Wilson at $268
“Milano” Chair, from Mecox at $2,995
Pierre Gonalons “Tutti Frutti” Mirrors, from Grange Hall at $4,500
Rule of Three Leather Inlaid Cocktail Table, from JAMES Showroom at $9,500
Vintage Bistro Table, price upon request or find at JAMES Showroom
Vintage Faux Marble Pedestal, from Coco & Dash at $4,900
Vintage Rope Coffee Table, from Scout Design Studio at $850
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Jessica Otte is the executive editor of D Home and D Weddings. In 2006, she helped launch D CEO as…
