Luxury Specialist Reveals 10 Rarities for Stunning Home Decor

July 15, 2024

Naoto Nakada is a high-end personal stylist and luxury consultant who scours the world for the most creatively crafted furniture and decor, creating moments of joy that inspire you to celebrate individuality.


For those who demand nothing but the best, sourcing the perfect pieces is an art form. However, finding what is truly extraordinary can be a challenging and time-consuming undertaking. That's why the most discerning clients turn to the vibrant artistry of Naoto Nakada. Embodying the DNA of luxury, Nakada's impeccable aesthetic taste is evident as he curates ten sublime pieces to elevate your home and amaze your guests.


Gold Moon Console By Giò Pozzi


We begin with a magnificent sculptural piece that is bold yet warm. Sleek portoro marble rests on a striking hand sculpted steel base covered with pure 24K gold leaf.





Il Pagello Tapestry by Anna Paola Cibin


Created for the Venice Biennale, a silk velvet canvas assembled on a wooden frame with silver leaf details and natural pigments materialize into a mesmerizing red sea bream.




Cascata Side Table by Barberini & Gunnell


An enchanting waterfall fashioned from 219 crystal glass elements — it is Italian made jewelry in table form with a limited run of 10.





Loves Who Don’t Know How To Get By In This World (He) by Matteo Mauro


As you wonder around this stunning bronze cast by Sicilian-born artist Matteo Mauro, the face seems to follow you and transforms under varying light conditions. The result is an ever intriguing experience, where every viewing reveals a fresh perspective.





Iris Aureus by Fredrikson Stallard


Artist duo Fredrikson Stallard are pioneers of British avant garde. An arresting interpretation of the human of eye, natural metal patinas and crystals emanate an allure that is irresistible.





Venise Dining Table by Francis Sultana


London based Maltese-British furniture and interior designer has crafted this elegantly uplifting table in scagliola and gilded bronze.





Freeze Buffet by Sebastian Errazuriz


New York-based Chilean artist Sebastian Errazuriz is known for pushing design to the frontier of social commentary and reinterpreting everyday objects. The 1 of 12 sideboard is carved from white salt marble, wood veneer and marble composite.





Flora Console by Chris Schanck


Detroit-based furniture designer Chris Schanck is passionate about the imperfect. He has transformed locally found wood with resin and aluminum foil to actualize this gleaming eye- catcher.





Bust Table Lamp By Sebastian Errazuriz

 

From a series of Greek and Roman masterpieces that were 3D scanned and re-cast in marble composite, the imaginative bust warmly glows your space thanks to patinated brass and gold leaf. The 1 of 24 edition is also offered in black.





Wave On Wave Sculptural Centerpiece by Daniela Forte


Inspired by the lines and movement of jellyfish, the handcrafted Murano glass impresses with both its vivid design and the pattern of shadows it casts. As part of the Meduse Collection, it is available in an assortment of colors and sizes.



With unparalleled creativity and uncompromising standards, Naoto Nakada sources exquisite hidden gems for those who seek the extraordinary. He specializes in fine furnishings, decor, luxury fashion, accessories, contemporary art and one-of-a-kind gifts, as well as limited editions and bespoke commissions.


His exclusive clients savor the rare cachet of having a personal creative director and are delighted by how effortlessly they can procure a single item or decorate a room with just one quick text or call. The simple hourly arrangement also allows you to fulfill your ongoing needs without having to commit to one large project.



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