Crescente Interni 1939

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MESTRE, VENETO
Crescente Interni 1939

A design studio specializing in residential interiors, offering bespoke solutions that balance aesthetic vision with functional space planning.

At a glance

Crescente Interni is an interior design practice dedicated to creating domestic spaces that reflect individual style, taste, and practical needs. The studio develops comprehensive design proposals informed by detailed analysis of each client’s requirements and spatial constraints.

History

Founded in 1939, Crescente Interni has established itself as a long-standing design firm in Mestre, maintaining a focused practice centered on residential interiors over decades.

What you see

The studio’s approach encompasses evaluation of spatial structure, room layout, circulation paths, lighting design, color schemes, and material finishes. Each project receives methodical study to identify the most suitable solutions for the client’s home environment.

Cultural significance

Crescente Interni represents a tradition of Italian interior design practice, rooted in the conviction that thoughtfully planned domestic spaces enhance daily life. The studio interprets contemporary design principles within the context of individual client needs.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Giosuè Carducci, 58, 30171, Venezia
  • Telephone: 041 961825
  • Website: http://www.crescenteinterni.it/
  • Coordinates: 45.4918387, 12.2368455

Practical information

Monday: 16:00–20:00. Tuesday–Saturday: 09:30–13:00 and 16:00–20:00. Sunday: closed. Visits are recommended by prior appointment to discuss your project requirements.

Getting there

Crescente Interni is located in Mestre, on the mainland section of Venice in northeastern Italy. The studio is accessible by public transport and private vehicle; consult the official website or phone for detailed directions.

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