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Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
The interior design of Palmer Johnson’s luxury yacht “Dragon” by Nuvolari-Lenard is a work of modern fine art. Both the interior and exterior designs of this flamboyant superyacht are visually spectacular. The red, white and black theme in rectangular patterns — in the salon, the dinning room and the bedrooms — is an artistic tribute to this 21st century red dragon on the sea.
The designer at Bear-Hill Interiors turned this vacation home at Greers Ferry Lake, Arkansas into a beach house by the lake. The big windows and French doors are meant to draw your attention to the outside. The interior decor is deliberately bright and light so the emphasis of the main rooms is the view.
This unique loft in a classic landmark 1840’s house in Buenos Aires, Argentina is a two-storey apartment in a bohemian neighbourhood.
London interior design team Gail Taylor and Karen Howes of Taylor Howes used aubergine as a theme colour to create an atmosphere of casual elegance for this Wiltshire country house. The colour palette of aubergine – a trademark colour of Taylor Howes – goes with many other shades – greys, greens, pink, white, cream and chocolate.
The interiors of the iconic Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai bring images of a contemporary Arabian fantasy. London-based interior designer Khuan Chew of KCA International created an environment of ornate grandeur with an explosion of colour.
The Mezzanine fountain is a kaleidoscope of colour and patterns. A water column is programmed to shoot the fountain up 32 meters high.
There are certain designs and colour palettes that never go out of fashion. Classic Contemporary? This may be the best way to describe the elegant and timeless look by Gerald Tolomeo.
