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The column has always played a key role in the creation of sumptuous and elegant buildings and interiors. While on the architectural level it has a purely structural function, in interior decoration it can become the fil-rouge that creates a true dialogue between furniture elements, even when choosing contrasting styles.<\/p>\n\n
Since classical times, the Greeks made extensive decorative use of different types of columns for dwellings. The Romans took their cue from them by even taking it a step further to the point of making columns a supporting element for the interiors of palaces, temples, and other public buildings as well.<\/p>\n\n
Today, in an age that has cleared all clich\u00e9s, columns in an interior environment express many decorative and aesthetic possibilities, giving the room a unique and different touch.<\/p>\n\n
Turning them into an integral part of the decor, and avoiding too strong contrasts, will create a welcoming and harmonious space. Instead, focusing on contrasting materials and shapes will result in an innovative and modern effect.<\/p>\n\n
Used, for example, as a top to support important pieces of furniture, sculptures, busts or vases, they will create an extremely elegant focal point. Also ideal for creating a division in modern open spaces, living rooms and large showrooms, without making structural interventions.<\/p>\n\n
In settings with a classic taste, paired with furnishings and antiques, the marble column will enhance the timeless taste. In minimalist and essential design contexts, they will be able to infuse a touch of classic elegance that is sure to make an impact. It will prove easy to match in the most modern Art Nouveau and Rococo-inspired settings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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