NAAS Interior Culture

No two are ever the same.

The Pingu X by transforms natural stone into a sculptural statement. In Arabescato Orobico, dramatic veining moves across its geometric volumes, making every piece a unique composition shaped by the stone itself.

A dialogue between geometry and materiality, where nature becomes part of the design.

From subtle pops to fully draped, tone-on-tone looks, colour is well and truly in.

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The Pillar Side Table by Ferm Living brings an architectural presence to contemporary interiors. Its sculptural form is defined by engraved grooves and a tactile, tiled surface, creating depth and character through material alone.

A statement piece where texture becomes part of the design.

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A habitable sculpture that invites gathering: fused glass, 100% recyclable aluminum and forms inspired by the work of Eduardo Chillida.

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The Crate Collection by is set up for summer.

In 1934, Dutch architect Gerrit Rietveld transformed surplus wooden shipping crates into furniture defined by transparent construction and architectural character.

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A Home Near Ostuni | Rethinking Puglian Architecture

Just outside Ostuni, this home offers a fresh interpretation of the traditional Puglian house.

Rather than one continuous space, the architecture unfolds through a series of intimate rooms and unexpected connections, brought together by a bold thread of pink that moves throughout the home. A playful intervention that adds character while respecting the simplicity of its surroundings.

A reminder that regional architecture can be reinterpreted without losing its soul.

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The Portable Lighting Collection brings together five designs spanning from Mathieu Matégot’s Bagdad, first introduced in 1954, to the Hornbæk Portable Lamp in 2026.

A collection that traces how lighting evolves through time while timeless forms continue to find new ways to live.

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Some homes are defined by architecture. Others by the stories they hold.

Once home to renowned Australian artist Charles Blackman, this Woollahra residence carries a legacy where color became more than expression, it became the foundation of the design itself. Guided by designer Nicholas Kaiko, the renovation embraces bold palettes as an architectural element, creating spaces where art and interiors exist in perfect dialogue.

A reminder that the most memorable interiors aren't simply decorated, they're deeply rooted in history, identity, and thoughtful curation.

At NAAS, we celebrate homes that tell a story.

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In the Milan home of Oxana Bondarenko, personal history, travel, and creative vision come together to create an interior that feels both timeless and deeply individual.

Every room reflects a balance between elegance and character, where carefully chosen materials, art, and furnishings redefine the home's identity without losing its soul.

A reminder that great design is never about following trends—it's about creating spaces that evolve alongside the people who inhabit them.

At NAAS, we believe every interior should tell a story.

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