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HOSPITALITY

ART & OBJECTS

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HOSPITALITY & RESIDENTIAL INTERIORS

Villas and residences with a collected sense of character

Sovelle curates and sources art, antiques, furniture, lighting and distinctive objects for villas and private residences — creating interiors that feel individual, considered and naturally connected to their architecture and setting.

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INDIVIDUAL INTERIORS

A home should not feel assembled from one catalogue

Collected, not over-designed.

Private interiors allow for a more personal mix of periods, materials and objects. Sovelle combines contemporary pieces with art, antiques and individual finds to create spaces that feel evolved rather than overly coordinated.

CURATED ELEMENTS

Pieces chosen in relation to the space

Art

Original paintings, works on paper, sculpture and selected contemporary pieces.

Antiques & Collectible Objects

Individual pieces selected for material quality, history, form and how they relate to the interior.

Furniture

Antique, vintage and contemporary pieces combined according to function, scale and character.

Lighting & Mirrors

Decorative lighting and mirrors selected to add depth, proportion and visual interest.

Objects

Ceramics, glass, vessels, books, boxes and collected pieces used with restraint.

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INDIVIDUAL SOURCING

Beyond readily available interiors

Sovelle sources beyond its own collection through European dealers, markets, auctions and specialist suppliers, allowing each project to develop around the right pieces rather than a predetermined catalogue.

Original & Antique

Original art, antiques and collectible pieces sourced individually for the project.

Mid-century Modern & Contemporary

Furniture and lighting selected where contemporary performance or function is more appropriate.

Bespoke

Framing, upholstery, commissioned art and selected custom elements where required.

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

Selected works and objects are sourced from the Sovelle collection and through our European network of dealers, artists, galleries and specialist suppliers. Each piece is considered for scale, material, context and relevance to the project.

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

The final stage brings the curatorial scheme into the space through composition, positioning and styling. Where required, Sovelle can coordinate placement and installation with the wider project team.

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

SELECTIVE INTERVENTION

Not every property needs a redesign

A residence does not always need to start again. Existing furniture, inherited pieces and architectural elements can often become part of a stronger interior when the surrounding composition is reconsidered.

Sovelle identifies what should remain, what can be relocated or restored, and where selected additions can make the greatest difference.

Retain → Reconsider → Introduce → Compose

CONCEPTUAL STUDY:

EXISTING ROOM

PROPOSED INTERVENTION

Conceptual study — visual direction for art, objects, furniture and placement.

VILLAS & PRIVATE RESIDENCES

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Whether refining an existing home or sourcing pieces for a new residence, each project begins with the architecture, the people who use it and what is already there.

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