JUNO

This interior is a meditation on timeless elegance and cultural dialogue. At its heart, a pair of Jean-Michel Frank wall sconces, circa 1930, cast a warm, understated glow, perfectly framing La Rocca—a commanding 1971 work by Fernando Botero. The symmetry and balance continue below, where a pair of Swedish Grace side chairs from the 1920s offer both form and function.

Anchoring the composition is a rare console by French ironwork master Edgard Brandt, circa 1928, its refined craftsmanship echoing the quiet strength of the era. Atop the console rests a Roman marble portrait bust of a man, Late Republican, circa 1st century B.C.—a powerful reminder of antiquity’s enduring presence in the modern world.

This curated vignette reflects a design philosophy rooted in contrast and harmony—where historical gravitas meets sculptural modernity, and each piece is chosen not only for its aesthetic value, but for the conversation it sparks within the space.