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10 years Ago

THE STYLE MAGAZINE – “MIXED METALS”

Greta Apap Bologna has worked on an array of stunning international projects, as well as numerous local ones. Inspired by the festive sparkle of Christmas, Greta chose to highlight ‘mixed metals’ – a trend that works beautifully all year round. “Matching items isn’t very in for this year or next, so mixing materials – including metals – adds interest and excitement. And, of course, it works beautifully for this time of year too.”

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10 years Ago

NARROWING IN ON OPEN SPACES

Where do you start from and how do you make sense of a long, unwelcoming, open-plan area, with an odd shape? How do you make it cosy and intimate, while leaving it wide open? How do you divide the space in an invisible way? Interior designer Greta Apap Bologna, from Greta Design, has the answers.

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10 years Ago

CHRISTMAS TABLE

Christmas decorations are often bright, sparkly and elaborate, but you can keep it raw and neutral this year. This festive dining table, laid by Greta Apap Bologna and Alison Satariano from Inside Out, plays on textures and blends into its surroundings, creating a rough and ready feel that remains pretty and elegant nonetheless

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11 years Ago

THIS IS ME

INTERIOR DESIGNER GRETA APAP BOLOGNA BRINGS HOMEWORKS A STRIKING APARTMENT OVERLOOKING PJAZZA TIGNÉ WITH A STRONG ARCHITECTURAL BACKDROP CONTRASTED BY SOFT, ELEGANT FURNISHINGS

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11 years Ago

LIGHTING THE LIVING ROOM

The sitting/living room can truly be described as a room for all reasons. It is used for relaxation and the entertainment of guests, as a study, playroom, music room and also as a library – it is a complex area to plan, to decorate and least of all to light up properly. The best way to approach the challenge is to imagine an average day and then make a list of the ways in which the sitting/living room is used. This will offer a starting point for the lighting scheme, whether it’s a matter of making the best of existing facilities or of starting afresh.

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12 years Ago

FROM THE 16TH TO THE 21ST CENTURY

Taking an Mdina house from the 16th century straight through to 21st-century living, after countless years of abandonment and neglect, is a daunting job. MICHAEL TRAPANI GALEA and GRETA APAP BOLOGNA did it with this family-owned house that is now completely unrecognisable and at the same time, just what it was.

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12 years Ago