Contemporary interior design at Nobili Design keeps the lines calm and the rooms open to light, around how your family lives and receives guests. Our contemporary interiors cover the living room, the kitchen, the master bedroom and the bathrooms of houses on two floors, open-plan homes, penthouses and apartments, from modern contemporary to minimalist and classic contemporary. Luxury contemporary interior design ideas from our projects are below. Send us your plans.
View full sizeContemporary interior design from complete house, penthouse and apartment concepts. Each card opens the whole project, room by room.
Contemporary house interior on two floors: an ivory corner sofa by a linear fireplace in taupe panels, a study with lit glazed bookcases and stone stairs with LED-lit treads.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptLuxury contemporary interior of a 60 m² open space: curved cream sofas under a crystal chandelier, a marble island with bar stools and a 300 cm marble table for ten guests.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptContemporary house interior design with burgundy accents: a 28 m² living room with velvet armchairs, a 20 m² kitchen in black and white marble and an 11 m² marble bathroom.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptContemporary penthouse interior: a 40 m² living room with a linear fireplace in a marble wall, a 24 m² kitchen with marble island and a terrace with a sunken lounge and pool.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptLuxurious contemporary interiors in sage and walnut: a 36 m² living room with a sage velvet sofa, a lit onyx kitchen wall and a 30 m² bedroom with a walk-in dressing room.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptContemporary minimalist interior design for a 45 m² living, dining and kitchen area: a long cream sofa, lit oak shelving, an oak table for eight and a 22 m² sand bedroom.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptContemporary interior design in a Japandi line: a 40 m² living and dining room in oak and cream, a 15 m² oak kitchen with a stone island and a terrace with olive trees by the water.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptModern contemporary interior design for a two-bedroom apartment: oatmeal sofas, walnut shelves, a 180 cm stone-look table and a bedroom with an upholstered headboard wall.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptClassic contemporary interior design on two floors: a foyer in ivory panelling, a 264 cm sofa by a dark marble fireplace and a warm greige kitchen with a 226 cm marble table.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptCalm lines, warm natural materials such as marble, walnut, oak and linen, and light built into walls and ceilings, arranged around how the family lives today.
Modern interiors follow a fixed, graphic language; contemporary interiors stay softer and warmer, with curved furniture, textured walls and mixed natural materials.
Yes. A contemporary minimalist interior keeps fewer pieces and more storage built into the walls, with oak, stone and linen in a quiet palette.
Yes. Classic contemporary interiors keep panelling, mouldings or a marble fireplace from the classic line, with contemporary furniture and lighting.
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