Style
Interior Edit
Let these style savants inspire your interior schemes with pieces that go beyond fashion to tell stories of craftsmanship, beauty and impeccable taste.
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Armani Casa
For nearly four decades, Giorgio Armani has stood for sophisticated simplicity. On the catwalk, his silhouettes are crisp and streamlined, incorporating tasteful hints of exoticism. This careful aesthetic extends to his wider empire too. With Armani/Casa, Giorgio has unified fashion and furniture in collections that embody his ideal for living. From furniture and accessories to textiles and decorative objects, Armani/Casa is about elegant pieces that create a warm, harmonious and comfortable haven. Items incorporate influences from the ’30s and 40’s, the Far East and an array of precious materials. Look out for the new Net side table, created by combining cubes of walnut and transparent methacrylate.
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Glyn Peter Machin
Whether designing a hand painted Serengeti Plains Landscape cabinet or reinventing The Director’s Chair, Glyn Peter Machin is synonymous with exquisite detail and craftsmanship. Over the last twenty years, the Copenhagen-based studio has garnered a reputation as one of the most celebrated designer-makers of bespoke exterior and interior furniture for superyachts and private residences. Glyn Peter Machin recently launched ADORN, a Limited-Edition Collection of Decorative Boxes, Lighting and Glassware. Each conversation-starting piece, like The Poet Jewellery Box, whose Japanese umbrella-inspired design is expressed through 5,000 individual pieces of veneer, combines art, craft and romance.
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Dior Mason
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It has been 70 years of since Christian Dior showed his first couture collection in Paris. Like many houses, Dior has branched beyond fashion but it wasn’t until 2016 that it unveiled its first interior collection: Dior Maison. Including crystal glassware, hand-embroidered linens and heavenly interior objects, everything encapsulates the elegance that Christian Dior instilled in his own residences. Lines are often designed in collaboration with other renowned artists and designers, and clients can monogram linens and crockery for a personal touch. The Skorpios crockery collection is perfect for Med-loving yachties with designs evoking summer in Mykonos. Find Dior Maison in Paris, Madrid, Cannes, Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing and London.
