Located in the suburbs of New Delhi, this new project, produced by Mariam Elmongy for Caffe Latte and Covet House, proves that simplicity is the secret weapon to ensure the quality of life and happiness at home. The living room that follows brings with it the most natural, but also purest inspirations of Japandi and Scandinavian design, in a clear functional and minimalist aesthetic, in which neutral tones connect pleasantly.
Like any self-respecting living room, the sofa is always the protagonist, the starting point of comfort and well-being, aspects that should be affirmed and expanded throughout the living space. In this case, Gommosa Sofa, by Caffe Latte, does the honors of the house, in an ideal demonstration of coziness and elegance, to which Robusta Center Table, also from Caffe Latte, joins, spreading nature-inspired shades. There is also Demitasse Armchair, in a minimal and contemporary inspiration, without forgetting the white terrazzo inspiration brought by Sugar Rug, another already iconic piece of this brand.
The versatility of Caffe Latte's pieces is something to keep in mind, whether the interiors are more traditional or avant-garde. One such example is Caffeine Bookcase. Covered in wood finishes, this is a piece that easily fits in a double office, or living room, whose different shelves allow fantastic organization and storage.
As complements, at the lighting level, a combo of richness and sophistication was created, to color and brighten the ambience itself. On one hand, the famous Hera Suspension, by Boca do Lobo, whose luxurious trunk highlights the golden tones present in it, and on the other, Mármol Floor Lamp, produced exclusively for the Patagonia Capsule of Covet Collection.
Clear and concise. It doesn't take much to be happy in our home, as Mariam Elmongy suggests in this comfy living room, with signature Caffe Latte and Covet House.