Create Brooke and Steve Giannetti's patina style
Rustic luxury is the signature style of Brooke and Steve Giannetti. They expertly balance old with new, playing with textures, surfaces and finishes that all work beautifully together.
Carefully curated lustres and chandeliers, armoires, buffets, gilded mirrors, pottery and salvaged doors add warmth character and style to these homes.
Set of three French candlesticks
19th century bronze lustre
An ornately carved mirror adds a luxurious touch to this powder room and a baptismal font is re-purposed as a chic marble basin.
19th century gilded mirror
Every object has a rich patina - the buffet full of old books, the desk and raw armchair. The outdoors are welcomed inside with finials, standard roses and dried hydrangeas.
19th century terracotta Medici urn on pedestal
Terracotta French urn
Re-purposed rustic doors, candlesticks, a vintage urn and a champagne bucket complement the modern furniture in this lovely dining space.
Large 19th century Medici urn
A carved fronton makes a grand statement in this beautiful bedroom. The rustic side table has a charming patina and is a generous size for a nightstand.
A pair of wall lights either side of the antique cabinet emphasize the symmetry in this room. The rich brown leather chairs bring contrast and a more relaxed feel.
French candle wall sconces
This mantle piece is decorated with touches of gold using an antique church candle gilded frames.
Pair of 19th century candlesticks with original patina
A fine pair of European commodes sit either side of the bed - they are the perfect nightstand and offer additional storage.
Pair of 19th century commodes
French mannequins
Antique books, succulents and coral are lovingly displayed on shelves.
Light is always in abundance and nature is bought indoors through large French windows and doors, as well as planters and urns which are used both indoors and in the garden.
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Image credit: Brooke and Steve Giannetti
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