Authentic Interior

December aesthetics in Turin. Architecture, food, design and everything in between.

Turin aesthetics • December in Turin • Italian winter lifestyle • European city aesthetics • architecture and interiors • wine culture • vintage sensibility • curated lifestyle • urban elegance • slow travel Italy

There’s something almost surreal about standing here -
in the middle of so much symmetry, light, and silence 😍😍😍

✨ what places do inspire you?

Repertorio 2025 at Nilufar Depot. It’s just 💣

Still one of the boldest curations in Milan and one of favourites to come back every year during Milan Design Week 💜

Where vintage and contemporary design meet — not to compete, but to elevate each other.

This year’s Silver Lining, co-curated with Fosbury Architecture, is pure atmosphere:
mirrored ceilings, burgundy s**g, quilted walls, soft alpaca, reflective chrome.
Sculptural silhouettes. Sensory overload — in the best way.

Gabriella Crespi next to Supaform.
Gio Ponti next to emerging designers.
This is where design history is reimagined.

Mixing metals, époques, styles.
Every object feels intentional.
Limited editions, future collectibles, and materials we’ll be seeing everywhere soon:
chrome, deep velvet, smoked glass, warm-toned metals.

Nina Yashar once again reminds us:
the future of design isn’t loud — it’s curated.

If you’re anytime in Milan, you can visit both Nilufar spaces for purchase or inspiration.

‼️Which piece would you love to have at home — no matter the price?



📸 .sniraite Authentic Interior mag

Tactile Baltics at Palazzo Litta — what a moment for Baltic design! 🇪🇪 🇱🇻 🇱🇹

As a Lithuanian, I’m proud. But even if I weren’t, this room would’ve still stood out during Milan Design Week.

Why? Let me explain.

Because in a city overflowing with noise and many things going on around, this space invites you to slow down.

This what happened to me when I saw this beautiful woven basket - first thing that came to my mind: “oh this one reminds me of my Motherland - Lithuania.”

Then I turn around and see I’m in room 😍

Baltic design speaks not only of innovation, but of care — for tradition, craft, nature, sustainability and circular design.

From raw ceramics to delicate lighting and earthy textures, the exhibition celebrates material honesty and circular design.

It’s a beautifully curated mix of works from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, where emerging voices confidently stand alongside established designers and studios.

The Lithuanian section, curated by Audronė Drungilaitė, features works by Mantas Lesauskas, Marija Puipaitė, Vilius Dringelis, Liepa Marija Gradauskaitė, and others from VDA arts academy.

From Latvia, we see poetic and sustainable work by Studio Sarmīte, Artis Nīmanis, Emma Sofia, and Ēter, among others — capturing both purity and edge.

From Estonia, there’s a rich variety too — from Myceen’s mushroom-based materials to the conceptual work of Maarja Mäemets, Annike Laigo, and the visionary Heiter X.

You still have time to visit it until Sunday April 13th 😍

Which design object is your favourite in this room? 🥰