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CONTENTS
012 NEWS & TRENDS 016 Trend Products: Design Gallerist
DESIGN CAPITALS: TRENDING PROJECTS
020 021 023 024 025
Paris London Moscow New York
026
HAVE YOU SCENE IT?
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SPRING-SUMMER TRENDS 2022
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MID CENTURY PODCAST
040 041 043 045 047
Miami New York Paris Toronto
SHOWROOMS WE COVET
052 054 056 058 060 063
Johannes Torpe Kelly Hoppen Kokaistudios Marco Piva Masquespacio Piero Lissoni
067 A Multi-Million Dollar Parisian Penthouse By Boca Do Lobo 070 An Exceptional Contemporary Modern 16 Million Penthouse In Monaco. 074 An 8.5 Million Modern Classic Villa By Covet House 079 Casa Neue By Colabcompany 082 Los Angeles Residencial Project By Virtuoso Interior Design 086 BOOKS WE COVET 087 Home Stories: Design Ideas For Making A House A Home - Kim Leggett 088 Live Beautiful - Athena Calderone 089 Make Life Beautiful - Shea Mcgee, Syd Mcgee 090 Nicole Hollis: Curated Interiors - Nicole Hollis 094 HOTELS WE COVET 095 Airelles Château De Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle, Versailles, Paris 098 Chatwal Lodge, Bethel, New York 100 Sublime Comporta, Muda, Grândola
048 INSPIRATIONS Entryways Décor Ideas
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
066 PROJECTS
104 105 107 109 111
WORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS Atomix, New York, New York Boragó, Santiago, Chile Rote Wand Chef ’s Table, Schulhaus, Lech Sem Porta, Muda, Grândola
114 STYLE ICONS Fashion: Haute Couture Looks Spring Of 2021
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Dear readers, Welcome to the Most CovetED Trends Issue, a very special magazine part of an editorial luxury collection featuring the best interior design themes of the moment. If you are looking for inspiration, this is your go-to magazine. The main theme, as explained, is TRENDS, and the world around it. From a design gallerist, that provides you with all the details on the best products in the luxury design world, to the best trending projects in the design capitals, in this issue, you can have everything. You can also count on a special set of decorations and the products in it if you’re looking to have a house like the movies. In this issue, we proudly present a selection of the most coveted interior designers we had the incredible opportunity of interviewing. From entryways decor ideas to fully inspirational books and a fashion selection of interior design in haute couture runway, this issue promises to be your TRENDS bible. In this year’s incarnation, we went beyond places to stay, including a range of experiences we consider truly exceptional—hotels, restaurants, bars, destinations—along with the deeply personal reasons we love them! We hope you enjoy it, get ready for some serious inspiration and enjoy CovetED’s newest issue!
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NEWS & TRENDS NEERA IS A MINIMALIST TASK CHAIR SUITABLE FOR HOME ENVIRONMENTS Working from home continues to be the norm for the foreseeable future, and while many of us have made peace with our make-shift home offices, there can always be room for improvement when it comes to function and aesthetics for our most hard-working (no pun intended) home furniture. As for the office chair, we’re either relegated to the couch, the bar stool, the dining chair, or an actual task chair that probably looks jarring in looks when placed in the backdrop of a home (and especially a home without an office). Enter Neera, a chair designed by Silvia Barile that fulfils the ergonomic duties of a task chair but looks suitable for the home environment.
JAIME HAYON DESIGNS A STOOL THAT WILL MAKE YOU SMILE It’s impossible not to feel some amount of joy when looking at the Smile Stool, right? Launched for Madrid Design Week 2021, the playful piece is all thanks to designer Jaime Hayon and his coll.
TAKE A JOURNEY TO THE MOON + BACK WITH MOONSTONE LIGHTING Now you can visit the moon in your own space, on your own time. We have Giopato&Coombes’ new Moonstone lighting collection to thank, featuring four faceted pendants inspired by lunar rock sculptures. Their design research led the two designers to the material used, where they worked to reveal each outlined shape directly within it. That material is a combination of handmade fibreglass that’s been infused with marble powder and ‘battuto’ Murano glass or linen glazed diffusers, depending on size.
AN 8.5 MILLION MODERN CLASSIC VILLA BY COVET HOUSE This secluded villa is the first of a series of luxury houses created by Covet House with the purpose of inspiring professionals and design lovers to new heights in this new era. The 8.5 million, 500 m2 mansion in Russia presents elegant bespoke interiors with a modern classic touch, and a perfect balance between statement handcrafted pieces and more neutral, functional elements. “This project is a staple on luxury design. We mixed high-end furniture pieces with a modern aesthetic and shaped them into reality”, said the luxury brand, Covet House.
SNØHETTA DESIGNS TOKYO RESTAURANT WITH ALLBLACK INTERIORS Architecture firm Snøhetta has worked with Bronx-based cooking collective Ghetto Gastro to create a jet-black eatery in Tokyo that will house immersive dining experiences. Set above a convenience store in the city’s Harajuku neighbourhood, Burnside is a casual restaurant by day and a bar and lounge by night. Space was designed with flexibility in mind, as it will host a rotating roster of chefs and be used for a wide variety of pop-ups and events. It comprises a 30-person dining room with an open kitchen, all decorated using a dark material palette with ambercoloured accents. The eatery, which marks Snøhetta’s first project opening in Tokyo, was designed for art and design collective En One Tokyo, with help from local construction partner Kooo Architects and Ghetto Gastro – an ensemble of chefs that specialises in immersive dining experiences.
MUT DESIGN CLADS MODULAR VALENCIA PAVILION IN THOUSANDS OF WOODEN SCALES Valencia studio MUT Design has designed five modular pavilions clad in scales made from leftover wood for a travelling exhibition in Spain. The pavilions will showcase work by 50 designers in five different sections to celebrate Valencia’s title of World Design Capital for 2022. Each section – design and art, the circular economy, industry and craftsmanship, technology
and
the
transformative
economy – is housed within its own mini pavilion formed from two semi-cylinders.
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MASQUESPACIO CREATES COLOUR-BLOCKED INTERIORS FOR BILBAO STUDENT HOUSING Valencia-based creative studio Masquespacio has completed an open-plan colour-blocked interior with a community feeling for the Resa San Mamés student accommodation in Spain. The interior design for the Bilbao student residence was commissioned by student accommodation company Resa with the aim of letting its occupants “share experiences as a community”. Masquespacio created an openplan design for the 1,850 square-metre building, which has studios for 351 residents and provides spaces for studying, socialising, meeting and dining.
AN EXCEPTIONAL CONTEMPORARY MODERN 16 MILLION PENTHOUSE IN MONACO The glamorous city-state on the French Riviera is the playground to the first contemporary modern penthouse by Caffe Latte Home. This 295 m2, 8 room penthouse evokes a contemporary modern design through its functional, clean and captivating aesthetic. In each room, you will find a warm cohesive environment with a curated selection of furniture, lighting, and accessories dedicated to the highest levels of detail. Every piece complementing each other without overpowering, ultimately rendering a soothing and remarkable experience.
KIREI LAUNCHES NEW HORIZONS COLLECTION BY MICHAEL DITULLO Kirei
recently
collaborated
with
Michael DiTullo to launch the New Horizons,
a
collection
that
gives
architects and interior designers greatlooking architectural design elements that are easy to understand, specify and install, are made from recycled content, and improve the acoustics and functionality of any room.
CARL HANSEN & SON AND ILSE CRAWFORD LAUNCH LIMITED EDITION FIRST MASTERPIECES COLLECTION Ilse Crawford has developed a fresh colour palette for a limited-edition release of the first chairs that Wegner created for Carl Hansen & Son in 1950. The First Masterpieces collection - created to celebrate Hans J. Wegner’s enduring legacy and more than 70 years of collaboration - includes the most iconic designs in furniture history: CH22 Lounge Chair, CH23 Chair, CH24 Wishbone Chair, CH25 Lounge Chair and the CH26 Chair. The five designs have very different expressions yet are all bearing Wegner’s unique fingerprint and emphasis on impeccable craftsmanship. “These pieces were the forerunners for what would develop into an impressive collection of some of the most iconic pieces of furniture in the world, and to be able to refresh them for a new generation is a great pleasure,” commented Carl Hansen & Son CEO, Knud Erik Hansen. “Ilse has an ability to imbue any project with great insight and relevance, and this new colour scheme has its own cultural history, rooted in Nordic abstraction.”
CHARLOTTE PENDANT LAMP BY DANIEL BECKER STUDIO Designed by Daniel Becker Studio, Charlotte is a LED pendant, created with the latest generation of filament strips, featuring a noble yet minimalistic brass frame structure. When turned off, Charlotte is a refined sculptural object with subtle technical detailing referencing heavy metalwork. When turned on, its lights seem to float in space weightlessly. The proportions of the luminaire have been designed to fit large tables. The two upper LED sources emit the light directly upwards and the other two illuminate the table surface generously. Charlotte fills the space with a highly pleasant, non-blinding light. The frame structure safely provides the electricity for the LEDs, avoiding any visible cables.
WORLD’S FIRST CONCEPT HOUSE FOR ITALIAN INFLUENCERS Cloud-print floors and glow-in-the-dark walkways are some of the fun features art director John Pentassuglia has included in Defhouse, a home in Milan designed for young social media influencers. Designed to be the “ideal set for producing content”, Defhouse is currently shared by seven influencers – all between the ages of 16 and 19 – who are keen to grow their followings on social media apps like Instagram and Tik Tok. Defhouse was conceived by media company Web Stars Channel (WSC), which claims the property is the first of its kind to appear in Italy.
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TREND PRODUCTS: DESIGN GALLERIST It’s been a long year, so we have good reason to rejoice when thinking of the interior design trends coming up in 2021. From the growing importance of sustainable materials to elegant elements and a celebration of individuality and uniqueness, our 2021 trend pieces edit will provide you with a curated look that will bring your home a luxury and curated touch.
1. HALO MIRROR BOCA DO LOBO Halo Mirror was inspired by a phenomenon produced by light interacting with ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere, the Halo. Halos can have many forms, ranging from coloured or white rings to arcs and spots in the sky. Composed of a set of three mirrors, it allows different displays and creative settings. The big mirrors with different shapes have an elegant gold frame accent, perfect for contemporary interiors and elegant rooms, from stylish bedrooms to upscale halls or living rooms.
2. BOMA SIDEBOARD CAFFE LATTE Boma Sideboard was inspired by the Boma Plateau, a region in the east of South Sudan, which is also one of the few places where the wild Coffea arabica grows. This breathtaking landscape serves as inspiration for the Boma Sideboard design, where the round inox aged detail protrudes from the organic pattern of the decape wood, resembling the fantastic mountain that emerges from the plains of the Boma Natural Park.
3. TRISTEN BED CIRCU Tristen Bed was inspired by the movie Atlantics, it was made to shape comfort and to keep your little one’s dreams safe and sound while he/she travels through their imagination at night.
4. BMIDDLE MODULE, CAMALEONDA SOFA MARIO BELLINI The sectional elements of the Camaleonda sofa can be used freely and apart from one another. The backs and armrests are provided with rings and carabiners, which allows the user to create a perfect ‘seating landscape’. The sofa is very comfortable and the fact this wonderful piece is modular provides endless flexible solutions for any project or living room.
5. MARGARET ARMCHAIR FENDI CASA Iconic armchair of the new collection, it shows a padded frame with metal details in gun-metal, Bronze Shadow or Palladium finishes. In the Bracelet version, rear leg and steel details.
6. CONSTELLATION LITE COFFEE TABLE FENDI CASA The new version of one of the collection’s best sellers pays tribute to FENDI iconography. Lightweight steel frame in gun-metal grey, Bronze Shadow or Palladium finishing, with top supported by a metal disc inserted with extreme precision into the glass.
7. RIDLEY CHAIR BENTLEY CASA The Ridley chair reveals all the elegant design codes of the Bentley Home. The “S” shape of the main structure turns during its path, starting from the bottom as a base, which evolves into a seat and back, giving this product a great and unique design. The lightness is emphasized by the bevelled cut of the frame, which evokes the thin and aerodynamic lines typical of Bentley.
8. DEVEN CHEST OF DRAWERS TRUSSARDI CASA Inspired by Trussardi’s iconic Lovy Bag, the Deven line is enriched with a chest of drawers and bedside tables. Carlo Colombo reinterprets the working technique applied to the bag in the Vertical quilting in leather, playfully alternating between full and empty spaces, open compartments, drawers and doors with varying storage functions.
9. NOIRE ARMCHAIR BUGATTI HOME The Bugatti identity embodies the design of the Noire armchair, a tribute to French automotive history. Noire is inspired by the spectacular elegance of the car, as seen in its profile and unlike any other, identifies the spirit of Jean Bugatti: the legendary Type 57 SC Atlantic Coupé.
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10. OVAL ARMCHAIR TRUSSARDI CASA Designed by Carlo Colombo, the Oval family reflects the heart of the Trussardi Casa 2020 collection. The Tru Damas fabric accentuates the iconicity of the armchair, an emblem of informal, young and dynamic elegance inspired by Trussardi understatement. The central element of the project is the metal oval profile of the Trussardi logo: like an ancient medieval emblem, it recalls the iconic Italian spirit of the Milanese brand. Made of steel in Dark Matt Bronze finishing, it features dark chocolate Vermont leather details with Greyhound logo print.
12. CLIFTON SOFÁ ROBERTO CAVALLI HOME A one of a kind, sensual sofa - the perfect expression of the true essence of the brand. Upholstered in nubuck, in an orange shade that evokes the warm and wildlands of the African savannah, the sofa features along with the external structure a “Spiga” quilting, while the cushions are upholstered with “Tigresse” velvet - pure animalier - winking at the wildest and sensual spirit of Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors.
13. RAIN ROUND CHANDELIER RESTORATION HARDWARE Master glass designer Alison Berger has created a dramatic evocation of rain, engaging the viewer in an ever-changing pattern of expansion and compression – much like the rhythm of a rainstorm itself. Suspended from slim black cords, drops of hand-blown glass encases the bulbs – creating the illusion of underwater illumination – and cast luminous ripples that wash across ceilings and walls.
14. TOGO CHAIR MICHEL DUCAROY FOR LIGNE ROSET A collection of all-foam cushion seating with no hardpoints. Its characteristic design will fit into both traditional and contemporary furnishing styles.
15. LAZYBONES LOUNGE STUDIOPEPE FOR BAXTER IT Frame in poplar plywood. Differentiated density polyurethane foam filling with acrylic fibre cover. Springing with woven elastic straps of covered rubber.
16. FLOCK OF LIGHT STUDIO TOER FOR MOOOI A flock of Light, by Studio Toer, transforms from a light and airy artistic design piece in the daytime to a swarm of bright lights at night. A flock of Light comes in two sizes: 11 and 21, after the number of light sources. Both sizes are made from brass cups, bronze wires and semi-transparent polycarbonate diffusers. This suspension lamp brings a bright, warm and poetic glow right after dark. A Flock of Light captured in stillness.
17. LITOS SEBASTIAN HERKNER FOR CAPPELLINI The Litos sofa, by Sebastian Herkner, with low backrests and uneven rounded shapes, inspired by the rocky Salento coastline, makes nature the protagonist of interior spaces. A leisurely invitation to relax, convene and enjoy life, the Litos sofa system, by Sebastian Herkner offers both separate and modular units, suitable for furnishing domestic settings or lounge areas in the hospitality field. With a structure made of wood conglomerate and pine plywood, these sofas are equipped with removable covers, in a selection of fabrics and leathers from the collection. Also available without armrests or with a single armrest, Litos modules are accessorized with free cushions that can be placed at will, for customised comfort.
18. SHORT KIDNEY KISMET TABLE JONATHAN ADLER Featuring a solid brass top inlaid with dazzling patterns in beautiful blue lapis and a shapely blackened wood and brass base, our slender Kismet Tables are a luxe layering piece whether together or apart. Slip one into place wherever you need a surface, or tuck the short table partially beneath its tall counterpart for eye-catching depth and dimension.
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DESIGN CAPITALS
TRENDING PROJECTS Some design trends come, some design trends go – that’s how the industry of interiors keeps on evolving and reinventing itself. We all know how interior design took the center stage in 2020 and, in 2021, that tendency is getting even more expansive, determined and purposeful. As our lives become more focused on our homes, what’s emerging in the present year is a clear focus on creating a unique and totally liveable environment, while having an aesthetic appeal that tells something about who you are.
AN INTERIOR DESIGN ODYSSEY: Trends From All Over The World You Can Not Miss CovetED brings you amazing interior design trends from the biggest cities of the world that look forward to a conceptual rupture with conventional aesthetics but, at the same time, maintain some kind of familiarity you will easily associate with Paris, London, New York or Moscow. From the colours to the textures to the furniture itself, these are the global trends that deserve your attention. Looking for timeless themes and limitless expression? You’ll find it here!
PARIS FRENCH CHIC AVANT-GARDE
Sophistication is emblematic of the best interior designers from Paris and, of
amalgamate the old with the new. Also called Frenchic, this design trend
course, the eternal chic element. It’s all about beautifying the residences with
comes from fashion icons like Marie Antoinette that led many to associate
a natural instinctive capacity to come up with magnificence and effectively
Paris with a certain sensual pleasure that extends to interior design.
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“Dress like a French girl, live like a French woman” is a sentence that
Whether more classical or contemporary, interior designers such as Jean-
summarizes this tireless pursuit for elegance. From cool monochrome
Louis Deniot, Pierre Yovanovitch or India Mahdavi are an inspiration
palettes to more integrating vibrant colours, French interior design
worldwide. It’s about history, it’s about the lifestyle and it’s also about
will always be avant-garde due to its progressive and forward-thinking
the future. You know you’re in Paris when you’re inside an apartment or
approach. And, still, it remains chic.
house. That’s why the glamour of French interior design never disappoints.
LONDON CONTEMPORARY URBAN COOL London is the UK’s largest city – a dynamic place that is a melting
marvellous buildings that represent a wide range of architectural
pot of cultures and lifestyles. This city has been an attraction
styles across many different historical periods. However, the urban
and inspiration for many architects and designers, known for its
cool aura is always present.
Contemporary urban cool is the perfect style for inner-city living. Cosmopolitan and hip but still comfortable and welcoming, London’s interior design is just like the people that live in the city - diverse and sophisticated. Urban cool seeks to find a soothing lived-in sense of charm for everyday life and that is surely a statement when it comes to the art of living. In London, you will not only find amazing residential designs but also remarkable hospitality interiors.
With names such as Katharine Pooley, Kelly Hoppen or Taylor Howes, London has a very unique sense of all things luxurious. Sometimes in the whole, sometimes in the little details, it’s an unforgettable eclectic allure that always brings us back to The Big Smoke. Always edgy, always beautiful.
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MOSCOW MODERN CLASSIC LUXURY Considered by many as the design capital of Eastern Europe, Moscow is a beacon of quality and a promise of today’s design industry. In fact, Moscow and Russia’s recent design history is indeed extraordinary with many interior designers, architects and product designers showcasing amazing techniques and incredible projects. Moscow is where you will find the most spectacular representations of modern and classic design with a luxury touch.
At times more classic and traditional, others more modern and newfashioned, Moscow brings to us harmonious shapes inspired by modern classic concepts. Luxury means not being vulgar and, if you’re looking for thrilling compositions for the senses through out-of-thebox interiors, then the Russian capital is the perfect place to get you inspired. Cold on the outside, homely on the inside.
There is Balcon Studio and its artsy taste for decor, there are Lashmanova Design and its extremely luxurious style and there’s Timur Mitin blurring the boundaries between the imaginary and the real. The list goes on and on, with a keen focus on a soulful attitude and massive talent. From the architecture to the lighting, Moscow really has an inciting charisma all over.
NEW YORK BOHO INDUSTRIAL STYLE We are constantly inspired by designers and enjoy being a part of the
they are iconic and a source of inspiration for many, and others yet
evolving world of design. Some have influenced the way people think
because of the way they challenge and inspire through their media
by making interiors more accessible, others were selected because
presence… With all of this in mind, welcome to New York City!
Boho is for those who want their homes full of life, culture and interesting items for all the world to see - this aesthetic flies in the face of modern sensibilities and embraces the carefree, relaxed and unusual. On the other hand, industrial style is not all about oversized black metal windows, raw unfinished wood and exposed bricks. In fact, this design trend is quite flexible. It consists mostly of neutral hues and matters that focus on unique textures, encouraging the use of recycled materials and squared lines. These two different styles can coexist and they do… especially in New York City.
Interior designers from New York City are the epitome of an exploration of the now, always creating a new experience for the user that is both playful and poetic, yet pragmatic and functional. Names such as Sasha Bikoff, Ryan Korban or Jonathan Adler are shaping the city’s most treasured interiors, each one with its own language. More than how space looks, it’s becoming more and more about how it feels once you’re indoors.
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HAVE YOU SCENE IT? AN INSIGHT ON MOVIE SET DECORATIONS The raging 20’s brought us life, gave us meaning and people learned that
There’s no doubt that tv played a major role in shaping our current
life was not all about work. But it was in the late 1920s that a little silver
(and past) society, and its such a rich and heavy subject, to deep to
screen would change our everyday routines and even 100 years later that
even put on paper. So, to correctly explore all the details regarding
little screen (even smaller now), is still one of our biggest achievements.
this subject would be needed an extended thesis, and one subject
Can you imagine your life without the background noise of a television? Or even your own lazy Sunday afternoons without turning on your tv? No. Even with all of our available screens, television
that is probably not explored enough,
“As a movie aficionado, I’ve come across some quite jaw-dropping movie sets that completely pulled me into the scene itself.”
has set itself has the centrepiece of our
or at least heard enough, is all the amazing set design productions behind our favourite tv shows and movies. As a movie aficionado, I’ve come across some quite jaw-dropping movie sets
living rooms, we even arrange the furniture accordingly. With such a
that completely pulled me into the scene itself.
presence over the years from this tiny box and the wider movie screens,
Who doesn’t remember the iconic scene where little Danny roams
their broadcasts and imagery were one of the biggest propellers of pop
the empty corridors of the Stanley Hotel in Kubrick’s masterpiece
culture around the world. Finally, typewritten black letters and words
“The Shinning” (1980)? David Hick’s famous hexagonal carpet
would escape our books and our imagination and gain life on a movie
became a staple in pattern aesthetic both in hotels and residential
screen, and for a little more than a century, we’ve got glued to the screens.
projects, hauntingly beautiful.
Image © The Shining (1980) Warner Bros., Hawk Films
That carpet has resonated through all of this time, a remarkable piece of tapestry that became has iconic has the movie itself. This is just a small example throughout all movie and tv history where many directors and movies became famous for their beautiful cinematography. Even in movies filled with CGI and green screen effects, set decorations are essential to fill us in the aesthetic and provide us as viewers with the ambience to the scene itself. From small details to overpowering sets, these often-overlooked details are what makes us feel what the characters are feeling and experiencing. Accessories, lighting, upholstery and architecture defined the mood throughout the movie and the scene itself, and one very wellexecuted example of this practical set decoration is the Marvel series “WandaVision”, where we’re transported through various decades of television, paying homage to the most iconic tv shows, from scenes set in the ’60s to contemporary times. Set decoration in this case was crucial, the amount of respect for the detail’s characteristic to the Epoque, and every set changed from decade to decade complete with furniture and aesthetics from the respective time. A masterpiece of set decoration that complemented with visual effects, wardrobe and exquisite acting, created a visionary series that completely stands out in modern tv.
“Set decoration, in this case, was crucial, the amount of respect for the detail’s characteristic to the Epoque“ The 60s aesthetic was amazing, but the 70s where those colours really came to life where what made the series stand out. With a midcentury vibe, where households became vibrant with accessories, stripes and patterns in every fabric, where a scene-stealer. Furniture brands like Essential Home, specialized in mid-century modern furniture are an example of how these decorators get amazing pieces to decorate their sets with timeless pieces, in fact, the brand is already a staple in movie set decoration, even working with other Marvel production such as Netflix’s “Luke Cage”, where a jazz club could not be complete without a magnificent Botti Chandelier, the perfect addition to the set of “Harlem’s Paradise”, the night club where some of the most important plot twists and one of the main locations of the series. The heavily inspired jazz theme throughout the set made this customized chandelier the perfect addition.
Image ©️ WandaVision (2021) Marvel Studios, Disney+
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Image © Luke Cage (2016) ABC Television Studio, Marvel Entertainment, Netflix
As we’re able to see, pieces sometimes go unnoticed, but are so
of the scene, not to distance the viewer from the scene itself, but
important to set the mood for the scene, they’re as important as
also to be a credible place where those characters find themselves.
the characters themselves, and a great decoration will definitely
And creating a contemporary setting is much more difficult to fulfil,
create the temperament of the scene, of
course,
complemented
with
all
the other designs, such as sound and cinematography.
This
is
especially
noticeable in period pieces, medieval or
with everchanging trend and style, is
“every single detail in a scene is carefully thought out to create an ambience where we lose ourselves with the characters“
regal periods, where architecture, art
very easy for a room to go “out of style” from year to year, while timeless or Epoque specific scenes will always stay that way, timeless. Iconic pieces create iconic scenes. We
and the furniture were so loud, but even nowadays, in scenes, we
may never notice, we may never even look for them, but every single
often look for those details as well. Luxury penthouses for example,
detail in a scene is carefully thought out to create an ambience where
in movies, are always a dream of ours and creating a living room
we lose ourselves with the characters, and the production team and
where we as viewers covet every detail are especially hard to produce.
set decoration had two things in mind: craft beautiful set designs
Set decorations have to find a balance between the reachable appeal
and gracefully welcome us into them.
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TRENDBOOK
SPRING-SUMMER TRENDS 2022 After some time experiencing a new way of living as the result of this unexpected pandemic we have started to adapt to a new normal and have different needs. Experiencing the world and seeing things with new eyes made us change our habits rather quickly but we still need and want to experience life.
Interior design and fashion usually change according to seasons or social events but now more than ever we see these changes in habits leading us to new trends for spring-summer of 2022. Maybe these trends represent the need people have to embrace the warmth of the outdoors after
spending so much time indoors. Collectively we are feeling nostalgia for simpler and mellower times, for easy sunny days. Let’s create space for what we need, let’s create trends that will serve us and help us go through these times together and come back better from the experience.
70’S RETRO
Colours are a reflection and a sign of times and so this year we will
bold and earthy colours are the choices for designers in 2022. These
see mature yet hot and bold colours choices. On the colder spectrum
trends can also be seen in other details from the use of patterns to
side, we go from emerald green to dark blue hues and on the warmer
the use of design features such as geometric forms and furniture
side of things we have burnt orange and mustard yellow hues. Hot,
with rounded shapes.
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MULTI FUNCTIONAL
This year has been very out of the ordinary for everyone and came
flexible spaces and even applying the same principle to the way we
with a lot of changes within our everyday lives. Most of us now
dress. So you want to be versatile and adaptable, either at home
spend the entire day at home, eating, working, exercising and
feeling fresh and with a healing space or with your own clothes
relaxing, everything within the same walls. With this in mind, we
knowing you can be comfortable and still go from inside to outside
saw and continue to see an interest in investing in home offices,
at any given moment.
ORGANIC MATERIALS
An increasing need to bring nature to our indoors has been developing
human-nature connection we all need in order to increase our wellness.
a wellness mood, choosing conscious and sustainable elements such as
With so many of us living in crowded cities where outdoor pollution
wood, stone, bamboo and so many other organic materials that will give
levels are on the rise and stress is an emerging disease embracing the use of
your design a natural feeling.
more organic materials will improve our over-all wellbeing and has been
Using organic materials gives us the ability to reconnect and strength the
proved to reduce mental fatigue and improve your attention and focus.
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NEW MINIMALISM
Minimalism is all about giving attention to the essential forms and elements,
purer materials. Refined and colder colours are a way to help complement
which makes them the most important. So as they are the key elements they
these trend, like stone, metals and brass, is the most favourite elements.
should be detailed oriented, perfect and of high quality. Items should have a
It’s the “less is more” approach that makes it perfect for these new times or
touch of luxury, focused on being special like being made by hand and with
we want to focus on what is really important
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ABCS OF DESIGN A Design Podcast That Will Go Back To The Basics When it comes to searching for first-rate interior design tips, tricks, and allaround inspirations, it’s all too easy to get sucked down the rabbit hole of subpart sites that over-promise. Fortunately, DelightFULL and Essential Home have joined forces to create a one-of-a-kind design podcast that will explore the fundamentals of design. ABCs of Design already launched two episodes, and we’ll spill all the secrets of this successful podcast!
The ABCs of Design started when DelightFULL and Essential Home’s
Once a month, the podcast interviews a renowned interior
content specialists were regularly chatting about the design lover’s struggle
designer that is willing to share their ABCs, and talk about their
to state the difference between aesthetics. In order to help all design
career, design secrets and next steps!
aficionados understand the most important concepts in design to find their
Embark with mid-century brands Essential Home and DelightFULL
personal style, the team decided they had to help. Hosted by Jessica Justo,
on a journey through the keywords of the design world, brought
ABCs of Design will go back to the basics. Before jumping into new home
to you by the top interior designers. Let’s check which big names
renovations, the two renowned mid-century design brands consider you need
of design already taught their class on ABCs of Design! You can
to learn your ABCs of Design, first! The teachers of these amazing classes are
check all the details about the first and second episode with the
some of the best interior designers and architects of the field.
distinguished LA designers, Rydhima Brar and Claudia Afshar!
RYDHIMA BRAR Rydhima Brar needs no introduction. The designer and founder/CEO of R/terior Studio, has been making waves in the design industry since she decided to design her own condo and this process actually helped her discover the sophisticated design signature style that turned out to be approachable yet editorial and functional. R/terior Studio is a well-established interior design firm based in the United States with offices in Kuwait, specializing in bold, eclectic and contemporary interiors. The renowned designer started her own personal project in the beginning of 2019, and her remarkable works have been featured in some of the most recognizable magazines such as Forbes & Wall Street Journal. One of the first topics we discussed was her unique name. Sometimes, it can be hard to pronounce it correctly, but the designer soon gave us a quick tip to get her name right. Pronounce rhythm. Did you say it? Now you just need to add an ‘a’ at the end. Simple, isn’t it? The most important part is to see how she started playing different rhythms of design and was able to come up with a beautiful symphony full of harmony. We can reveal that letter K, for example, was for Kelly Wearstler, and that letter Q was for quirky. But if you want to listen to Rydhima Brar’s entire ABCs, listen to the first episode of your future favorite design podcast! “There is no Planet B” – This is a quote Rydhima shared on her social media account a few months ago. As a member of the Good Furniture Design Alliance, an organization that comprises design and build professionals who are willing to innovate their businesses for the planet’s sake and reducing waste. The designer has shown us multiple ways of being more sustainable such as incorporating antique pieces or reupholstering existing furniture that add a different glow to her designers. Another way is to follow the upcoming eco-friendly brands. The designer shared that she came across an interesting design brand that creates children furniture from old toys, and that really inspired her because they are using creativity and transforming these items into pieces of art. Rydhima shared that one of her biggest goals for the next 3 to 4 years is to work in hospitality projects and, if possible, create an exclusive furniture line in collaboration with Essential Home. Essential Home is a mid-century Portuguese design brand and one of the designer’s favorites!
CLAUDIA AFSHAR The second special guest is the LA renowned designer, Claudia Afshar, who has an amazing portfolio filled with clean, sophisticated and functional High End Residential, Hospitality and Specialty Commercial Interiors Nationwide. From sunny Los Angeles, California, the mind behind Claudia Afshar Design accepted the invitation, and had a lovely talk regarding design and how it can be a useful tool to solve the world’s issues. “The difference between something good and something great, is the attention to detail.” Charles R.Swindoll This quote is the first sentence we read the minute we explore Claudia’s official website. The design expert’s clients range from families to celebrities and high-end property developers, and each project has its own fingerprint. The attention to detail is the key of her design. Raised between London and the British countryside, Claudia believes all her travels helped her shape her unique signature style that turned out to be functional yet sophisticated. You may have seen her work featured in some of the most distinguished design magazines such as Vogue, Elle Décor, Rue Magazine, and many other.
We can reveal that letter G, for example, was for Gallery, and that letter R was for Rug – Claudia Afshar Rug Collection (With exclusive content about her new line that will be launched soon!). But if you want to know everything about Claudia Afshar’s ABCs, listen to the second episode of your favorite design podcast! “Currently we are working on some lovely projects, both locally in California and nationwide. We have a beautiful contemporary new build overlooking stunning lake views up in Idaho, gorgeous renovations in La Canyada and Beverly Hills and a stunning contemporary new build in Holmby Hills, to name a few. We are also collaborating with various companies in showroom design, retail and commercial design as well as product development. The art of my design work is to interpret client’s requirements and make something that they truly love living in. This excites me and continually inspires both me and my team to develop new concepts and to transform the spaces we are given into unique and luxurious environments.”
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SHOWROOMS WE COVET
SHOWROOMS WE COVET A true design lover is always searching for inspiration. The best way to be inspired is by visiting the greatest showrooms everywhere you may go, so you can admire the latest pieces that are revolutionizing the design world. That’s why CovetED brings you the top showrooms in four different cities: Miami, Toronto, New York, and Paris.
CovetED has collected the best interior furniture shops and showrooms in Miami for you to enjoy. From small showrooms and boutiques to grand flagships, there is a huge variety of sources to find the best interior design furniture and inspirations.
4141 DESIGN
ARMANI/CASA
4141 Design Showroom includes the mono-brand showrooms of Maxalto
The Armani/Casa aesthetic philosophy focuses on simple lines
and Arclinea by B&B Italia. The primary focus is on customer service offering
and perfect proportions, enriched by precious materials, refined
design services from furniture selection to final installation with an emphasis
finishes, and elegant textiles. The distinctive style incorporates a
on creating the full 4141 Design experience through curating furniture, closets,
harmonious combination of different inspirations and design codes
wall units, media cabinets, lighting, kitchens, bathrooms, doors and hardware.
to form a sophisticated atmosphere.
B&B ITALIA
Founded in 1966, B&B Italia has been established with a strong industrial and technological calling that leads the design industry in craft and innovation. The close dialogue between the designers and architects that B&B Italia collaborate with leads to creativity that has been foundational in building the history of B&B Italia over the years.
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BAXTER MIAMI
After nearly a decade in Miami, Baxter Gallery Miami has been reborn in our urban-meets-industrial space located in the very heart of the Miami Design District. Our Baxter collection evokes the subtle, sensual, and elegantly modern design that is synonymous with Baxter.
Our story is about passionate dedication to 100%
Made in Italy products, about Baxter innovation and the art of leatherworking; creating timeless ideas and customizations for whatever harmony and mood you wish to evoke.
BOFFI | DE PADOVA MIAMI
Boffi | De Padova Miami store features a variety of interior scenes
most creative and exclusive proposals from Boffi, De Padova, MA /
designed by the Style Department of Boffi | De Padova where the
U Studio and ADL combine together to perfection.
Today CovetED brings you some of the best showrooms in New York, the city that is ever design-effervescent! When it comes to interior design and many other areas, the Big Apple is at the vanguard. New York Design isn’t shy, it isn’t motionless. The city that never sleeps harbours some of the most avant-garde designers and that is why, if you have the chance, you should pay a visit to these incredible showrooms.
DAVID SUTHERLAND NEW YORK
David Sutherland Showroom is one of the best showrooms in New
pieces from Perennials, Sutherland, Blackman Cruz, Mattaliano,
York City. They provide a full-service, multi-line collection of the
Michael Fogg, Ochre, Pavoni, Ricci Studio and Ron Dier Design, to
finest furniture, fabric and accessory manufacturers from around
mention just a few. Their space is a design inspiration and a great
the world! With two locations in NYC alone, they showcase
visit for all interior design lovers.
HUDSON FURNITURE
Hudson Furniture, the New York furnishings and lighting company, moved to a 25,000-square-foot home in Chelsea, giving its highoctane designs even more room to breathe. In the lofty space, decorative mouldings and stately Corinthian columns are paired with rugged concrete floors and cement-grey plaster walls. The rough-meets-refined look is fitting, considering Hudson’s hallmarks: chandeliers draped with metal chains, Nakashima-esque wood tables, and plenty of polished bronze and brass.
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JUNG LEE
MINOTTI
Of course, Minotti has to be in our best showrooms selection. They are one of the giants in interior design as they offer an exceptional variety of home and contract furniture, lighting, and accessories. Their style is limitless since they showcase not only pieces with This is the place you wanna visit if you desire to have the best interior design
a contemporary flair, but also unique classics. Minotti has one of
pieces from big fancy events. The party planner Jung Lee collects and sells in
the best showrooms out there and it’s the perfect place for those
this shop the most over the top objects from her previous jobs.
interested in interior design to be inspired.
PORCELANOSA
The Spanish brand Porcelanosa, purveyors of wall tile, flooring,
+ Partners, to devise its first Manhattan flagship in a 1918
and assorted kitchen and bath fixtures, tapped Pritzker Prize-
landmark by architects Ely Jacques Kahn and Albert Buchman
winning architect Sir Norman Foster and his firm, Foster
that overlooks Madison Square Park.
From timeless antique shops to cutting-edge luxury showrooms, in Paris, one can find inspiring design. Few places juxtapose the old and new quite like the French capital, where storied 18th-century structures share real estate with their contemporary counterparts in a seamless cultural marriage. CovetED gives you the best picks on interior design and decoration in luxury showrooms in Paris. These are all deserving of a visit!
ALBERTO PINTO STUDIO
Alberto Pinto Studio was one of the biggest Icons of French Interior Design
businesses and even yachts. Today the Alberto Pinto Studio is considered one
that during his life built his works on a mixture of styles. Pinto developed
of the Top Design Studios in France and by maintaining this status, it has
several interior design projects, not only residential but also in hospitality,
honoured Alberto Pinto’s memory and legacy.
BOFFI
Boffi Paris showroom provides an 8-meter-long window display and highlights a wide variety of bath products from renowned designers such as Piero Lissoni, Keiji Takeuchi and Mikal Harrsen of MA/U Studio.
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CHAHAN MINASSIAN
CHARLES ZANA
Chahan Minassian is an interior designer, antique dealer, gallery director and designer. In 1993, he created his own interior design agency, Chahan Interior Design, rapidly attracting commissions in the United States, Canada and Japan, as well as in Europe. He focuses for over ten years on decoration but
Charles Zana is a passionate French Designer and architect who combines
also on his gallery in Paris. It’s a hushed elegance that offers Shahan Minassian,
art and technique in every one of his projects. Zana designs the best
willingly playing with shades of soft colours and textures of juxtapositions.
spaces for his clients by establishing systems of habitation that they can
Something that has to do with the California style, yet sophisticated for his
easily appropriate. His interiors are structured around people, taking
taste for works of artists and artisans tailor-made for its sites.
every aspect of their lives into account, and he never imposes a style.
CHRISTIAN LIAIGRE
Christian Liaigre was born in La Rochelle, France in 1943. He studied at the Paris Academy of Fine and Decorative Arts and taught drawing at the Academy Charpentier. Through good use of space and light, focus his design on local cultures, traditions, choice of materials and a special love of arts and crafts. According to the words of the designer, comfort does not lie in trivial affluence but in delicacy and rareness. Only this designer is able to combine certain modesty with great elegance.
Toronto is blessed to have a pretty thriving design scene and as the largest metropolitan centre in Canada, it’s fair to say that Toronto is the design capital of the county as well. Our list is a compilation of stores we visit frequently and stores that inspire us. From the megaretailers to the independent neighbourhood shops, great design comes in all sorts of packages and price points. While this list is by no means exhaustive due to how many excellent furniture store choices we have to choose from, we kept it compact, like the apartments so many of us live in. CovetED presents to you our top furniture stores in Toronto in 2020, in no particular order
KIOSK DESIGN
AVENUE ROAD
Housed behind the unassuming brick façade of a former Consumers Gas Company warehouse, AVENUE ROAD’s Toronto flagship is both Kiosk began in 1994, in a small space along a narrow alleyway in midtown
awe-inspiring and intimate. The 15,000 square foot (1,400 square
Toronto. Open to the Trade only and offering a curated selection of
meters) space offers a constantly evolving trove of design inspiration
quality chairs and stools, Kiosk quickly became the go-to destination
over three levels. Home to Obumex bespoke kitchen, The Rug Company
for a new generation of young innovative restaurant owners looking for
and an extensive display of Tribu outdoor furniture and USM Modular
furnishings that offered great value-added design and a competitive edge
Furniture, our flagship presents the full breadth of our product offering –
in Toronto and across Canada.
a complete expression of the brand’s Total Concept approach.
DESIGN WITHIN REACH
Design Within Reach offers the world’s largest selection of authentic modern furniture, lighting, and accessories from designers past and present.
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INSPIRATIONS
ENTRYWAYS DÉCOR IDEAS They say don’t judge a book by its cover, and a home should be the same. But first impressions are very important and so it’s hard to deny the impact of a good entryway. The way you design your entryway can set the tone for the rest of the house. So you can go big and create an extravagant decoration or be softer and create a smother and minimalist design. The colours, shapes and even the materials you choose makes the atmosphere and home feel more inviting. Here you can get inspired by different entryway decor ideas to create the space of your dreams and tell your own story.
GOLD FEVER Gold is versatile and classic, it can be used as the star piece if you want something exuberant or as a detail if you prefer to make space elegant. Gold accents can be styled with bright hues like white or nudes to give a more Scandinavian vibe, with blue to become more elegant or even a mix of black and gold for a more mysterious interior. Since gold is one of the most significant symbols of wealth and prosperity, when you decorate the entryway with such an impressive accent it will be a strong reflection of your resilient personality and a solid statement of how you want to show your lifestyle.
BROWN AND CREAM TONES Brown and cream tones are perfect to create a relaxing and warm interior design project. If your goal for space is to create a serene charming vibe go for a brown cream colour palette and it will for sure be a comfortable and bright room. These colours are known for their neutral, peaceful influence so they are perfect to create different kinds of spaces from your own retreat, to elegant living rooms or modern and timeless dining rooms and even offices. The earthy and calming feeling that these hues provide makes them ideal for creating all sorts of rooms, cosy but spacious. It’s no surprise to see these colours being a choice for Entryways because they are inviting and make you feel welcome.
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NEW MINIMALISM New Minimalism is about clear spaces with statement design pieces to create unique interiors. Giving attention to the essential forms of elements is really important since they are the key pieces. Products should be detail-oriented, perfect and high quality. Items should have a touch of luxury with a focus on being special like their handmade process and the use of purer materials. Refined and colder colours are a way to help complement this trend; stone, metals and brass being the most favourite elements. It’s the “less is more” approach that makes it perfect, focusing on what is really important.
ORGANIC MODERNISM An upcoming trend for interior design season 2021-2022 is using more natural and sustainable materials. We see an increasing need to bring nature to our indoors that has been developing, as well as a wellness mood. Choosing conscious and sustainable elements such as wood, stone, bamboo and so many other organic materials will give your design a natural feeling. Using organic materials gives us the ability to reconnect and strengthen the human-nature connection we all need in order to increase our wellness. The outdoor pollution levels are on the rise, stress is an emerging disease and we see how the earth and our forests are also suffering along with us. Embracing the use of more organic materials will improve our overall well being since it has been proved to reduce mental fatigue, improve our attention and focus also while helping us protect the planet earth.
RETRO COMEBACK The bold expression of the ’70s and ’90s is brought back as an interior design decor trend for 2022. Retro colours are a reflection and a sign of the times and so this year we will see mature yet hot and bold colours choices. On the colder spectrum side, we go from emerald green to dark blue hues, and on the warmer side of things, we have burnt orange and mustard yellow hues. Hot, bold and earthy colours are the choices for designers in 2022. These trends can also be seen in other details like the use of patterns in wall decor. We will witness a Memphis style design comeback, with the use of vibrant, asymmetrical and geometric, rounded shaped furniture.
THE REVIVAL OF THE AGES A trend seen more and more applied in many interior design projects, Bridgerton classic styles and the use of decor sculptures of ancient Greek figures is also a trending home accessory for next season. This trend is opulent and sophisticated, making for a sultry visual rich room. Along with the rising desire for vintage furniture, this trend is the perfect aesthetic to reimagining those era’s extravagances. Interior design from this era includes decor that creates individuality and brings your personality and glamour into your home
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Johannes Torpe Johannes Torpe is an amazing Danish designer that has helped clients worldwide build and strengthen their brands through playful and thought-provoking design solutions for over 20 years, with the renowned Johannes Torpe Studios, where he is the creative director. Having worked in many areas of the world, Johannes’ practice has achieved a universality that speaks for itself. His diverse portfolio spans from interior design, industrial design, furniture design to large scale architectural concepts. From a young age, Johannes Torpe felt that he would be in a place where he had achieved something. This is a reflection of hardworking years to be where he is today, through a number of different experiences, such as music or graphic design, before arriving at design and architecture. However, his greatest accomplishment is good life quality. After working and living all over the world, Torpe admits he has finally achieved his inner peace and feels like himself on a daily basis. When it comes to design projects, the designer admits he can’t choose a favourite, saying “it’s like looking back at all the lovers in your life and seeing which one was the best”. But he does know where he loves to work: where the people are nice and the work becomes joy. That is why Torpe loves working with the Italian brand Moroso since it feels like a long-time family friend.
Torpe sees craftsmanship as the essence of Italian
THERE FOR MANY YEARS. YOU FEEL THAT
companies, since most of them started in small
EVERYBODY IS A FAMILY AND THAT IS
workshops, doing furniture and sofas by hand, being
ALSO
family businesses made up of honest people that have
IS PEOPLE COMING TOGETHER ABOUT
worked hard to become what they are today, like Moroso.
MAKING SOMETHING.”
“CRAFTSMANSHIP IS THE CORE ESSENCE
Regarding sustainability, Torpe defines it as a “hygiene
OF MOROSO. WHEN YOU COME TO THE
factor”, where everyone has to take responsibility,
FACTORY, YOU SEE HOW EVERYTHING IS
from small actions to the bigger picture. It is up to the
ACTUALLY MADE BY HAND, PEOPLE ARE
designers of the future to create their dreams in order to
WORKING AND THEY HAVE BEEN WORKING
influence the whole world.
WHAT
CRAFTSMANSHIP
IS
LIKE,
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Kelly Hoppen “With over 40 years of experience at the forefront of the design industry, Kelly Hoppen is one of the most celebrated and sought after interior designers in the world.” - Kelly Hoppen Team Kelly Hoppen MBE is a world-renowned British designer who has pioneered a simple yet opulent style that has permeated interior design at every level. In fact, one of the best things regarding Kelly Hoppen and her studio, Kelly Hoppen’s interiors, is the combination of practicality and luxury, resulting in a bespoke design that emphasizes the atmosphere. Kelly’s ever-evolving style is underpinned by a subtly coordinated fusion of East meets West (Title of one of her famous Books); clean lines and neutral tones, blended with charming warmth and sumptuous opulence. Considered one of the most successful and talented designers currently in business, Kelly Hoppen MBE already gave several proofs of her creativity and passion for the design industry. In fact, she already won multiple awards for her unique taste when it comes to luxury design. Currently enjoying the prime of her esteemed career, Kelly Hoppen MBE is also a best selling author with several books of the design published. To transmit her talent, Kelly Hoppen MBE also decided to open a design school named Kelly Hoppen Design School, where she shares her extensive knowledge helping young entrepreneurs achieve their dream.
As well as designing apartments, houses and yachts for an ever-expanding international private client list, Kelly Hoppen also undertakes commercial design projects including hotels, restaurants, office spaces and aircraft interiors. Her extensive portfolio is proof of her incredible talent and a showcase of her abilities that can also be extended to the talented team that works with her in her incredible London design studio. From classic contemporary clean lines to Avangard designs with an ever-present sense of high luxury, Kelly Hoppen’s projects represent an incredible line of quality design that fully showcases this top designer creativity and incredible sense of space and know-how, within this complex industry. Her work showcases the versatility and a powerful sense of eclecticism that provides any client with a vast array of options. And it’s this amazing design versatility and balanced signature that mostly speaks to the hundreds of high-end clients that seek the services of Kelly Hoppen Interiors every year. After conquering the design industry, Kelly Hoppen MBE also ventured herself in the production and creation of furniture by launching the Kelly Hoppen Brand that produces furniture and home accessories with that characteristic “Kelly Hoppen Look”. “For many years, I’ve dreamed of designing my own range of wonderful products for the home to maximise that feeling of contentment. Finally, I’ve done it and I’m so excited to share it with you, the culmination of my years of experience and of knowing what works well. I hope you agree that the first collection of beautiful luxury products and helpful advice will inspire you, and give you the confidence to create the home of your dreams. You don’t need to copy my style, I just want to show you what works and then encourage you to create your own vision” - Kelly Hoppen regarding her Home Collection. As an author, designer, teacher and overall influencer, Kelly Hoppen MBE managed to grow a grandiose and impressive business and status that transformed her into one of the most sought out interior designers on the planet.
“Kelly’s portfolio boasts a diverse selection of projects spanning the last four decades.” - Kelly Hoppen’s Team
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Kokaistudios With our original Italian background, the culture of craftsmanship is deeply bounded with our design practice. We have been committed for a long time to promote and reinvent the use of traditional techniques into a contemporary use and we will continue to explore the incredible possibilities that the tradition and the art of doing things well gave us. Kokaistudios consists of a company first created by Italian architects Filippo Gabbiani and Andrea Destefanis in 2000, which would later evolve with the creation of a Shanghai office in 2002. This is the perfect example of a truly multicultural firm that has managed to establish a global presence with a series of projects in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. Located on one of Shanghai’s most beautiful historical streets, in a 19th-century building that overlooks an urban oasis of traditional Chinese gardens, their office stands as a physical testament to one of Kokaistudios’ core beliefs and areas of practice. Their mission is to create spaces and experiences that make the life of people better. Every project they do from private to public, from interiors to architecture, is always focused on creating empathy between people and the environment. They feel extremely gratified observing how people interact and establish a strong empathy with their projects. Kokaistudios believes that it doesn’t exist an architect that has achieved everything they wanted in life! For them, the spirit of adventure and the creative lymph never take rest.
Primarily focused on developing cultural, corporate, commercial,
a multimedia narrative way to disclose the dynamics and the entire creative
hospitality and retail projects, they have also worked extensively on
process, revealing the most “intimate” and interesting aspects of their work.
urban regeneration projects involving the requalification of heritage
According to Kokaistudios, their clients need to be very passionate
locations. They don’t have a style, in fact, they always avoid to
and visionary about their projects and they need to be open to
repeat or reuse formal solutions.
cooperate together into an original design process, with the common
As a firm active in many fields of design, they have attracted a
target to create something really innovative, focused on the final
multicultural group of passionate and talented architects and
users’ benefits on long terms.
designers who are all “thinking minds” that work together to drive
When it comes to the future of design, Kokaistudios would like to see the
the creation of innovative projects.
design become really a service to society, considering the real different
They are very committed to a continuous and straight forward open
needs that each different environment express. They would like to see the
discussion with clients, audience and, most of all, final users both in
architects and designers avoiding a flattening process of design approach
academic or social lifestyle environments. Since their design approach is
caused by the use of standard visual references and the globalization of the
quite different from the standard professional and technical ones, they use
international markets.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Marco Piva “Architecture, interior and product design merge in the asynchronous process to reach a unitary work, that assures continuity and fluidity of language in both stylistic and functional terms. I feel like a “director of an orchestra “, where music “ the project “ is conceived creatively. That’s what I love most of my job.” Marco Piva Marco Piva is currently one of the world’s top references regarding Italian design and architecture. Known for having an exciting, fluid and functional language transpire through his architectural creations, product design and interior design, his studio is a good example of a project that values differentiation and innovation in many areas of design. Piva is a top reference regarding Italian architecture, interior design and product conceptions. He was a part of the establishment of Studiodada Associates (known for its impact as one of the most representative companies of the period of Radical Design) having thereafter moved on to open his own interior design studio during the 80s. From this time period to today, Marco Piva’s work has had an impact worldwide, proving once again that the Italian touch, when done right, is always special for an interior design project. More than an architect or an interior designer, Marco Piva is an innovator who describes himself as being very much in love with what he does. He has a typically Italian approach to everything he touches, by giving his all in directing the many projects he has. Be it the project or the conception of the furniture and complements for many a-listers in this industry, Studio Marco Piva manages to play and fuse a series of elements in a successful Italian take. Marco Piva is known for having a careful approach to his projects, by studying and creating innovative design solutions best described as having unique compositional sobriety and stylistic freedom to them. Of course, he always has the care to adapt to the culture of the location of the project in order to create a relationship of respect with the client. We are talking of locations such as China, United States, India, Montecarlo, United Arab Emirates, Algeria and Albania. However despite the differences of location and culture, all of Piva’s clients contact him for the same purpose: “What they expect from us is a “special touch“ some “genetic design contribution” generated by our Italian Culture, link to an idea of life Style that is exclusively Italian. Our studio develops its activities starting first from the “background” of a specific territory if we talk about Master Planning, of a specific character of the surrounding city if is an architecture, of the mean of a new product if is the case of a piece of industrial design.”
When asked about what changes he predicts or would like to
to put creativity and technology at the service of the more general
see in the design industry his answer left no doubts: the fusion
expectations creating new cities, architectures and design products
of technology and creativity is a focal point for the survival of
that will be conceived and realised starting from ethic to achieve
contemporary design. He also pointed out that concepts such as
aesthetic and function.
sustainability, alongside sobriety and simplicity, are concepts
The all-world is here to be redesign for better.”
that will remain essential regarding present-day design concepts.
“I do believe that the roots of the Italian approach to Architecture
As he stated, “It does not make any more sense, today, to talk
and Design come from giants like Leonardo Da Vinci, Brunelleschi,
about design as an end in itself. The trend of the future will be
Leon Battista Alberti, Palladio“
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Masquespacio Being from different countries and different cultures, their origins in Belgium and Colombia, are highly reflected in every one of their projects and way of working. Maybe not so much in terms of style but in the Latin passion that Ana has in the projects and the Belgian methodology/ structure that Christophe is recognized for. Together, they create unique design ideas as we have never seen before, like the new collection for Essential Home. The Masquespacio young designers have been awarded the ‘Massimo Dutti New Values award by Architectural Digest Spain and the “Wave of the Future” award by Hospitality Design USA, next to a continued international recognition by media specialized in the design, fashion, and lifestyle trends. They have worked on projects in several countries like Norway, the USA, Germany, France and Spain. In 2020, Ana Hernández and Christophe Penasse were named ‘Young Talent of The Year’ by Elle Decoration International Magazine, while in 2019 they have been awarded ‘Interior Designers of The Year’ by the Spanish edition of The New York Times’ T Magazine. Masquespacio is an award creative studio recognized for its unique signature style that celebrates the most colourful side of design. Combining the 2 disciplines of its founders (interior design and marketing), the Spanish design agency creates custom-made branding and interior projects through a unique approach that results in fresh and innovative concepts. “Neither of us came from families related to interior design and product design, nor architecture, so although we developed a business plan the first years, we had a bit of finding our way, however, we were very clear that we had to offer something different to compete with the existing studios. Little by little, we began to develop our vision”, explain the designers. What started as an opportunity to creatively explore their creative side has grown into one of the most promising design studios in the world. It was in 2010 when Ana had recently finished her studies in interior
to brand and consulting services for furniture and lighting brands”,
design, that the founders of Masquespacio found themselves in a very
explained Christophe Penasse. To make sure that their custom design
tough financial crisis in Spain with few job opportunities. The few
projects were recognized as one of a kind, Christophe and Ana always
available jobs were looking for people who wanted to develop the
tried to develop unique signature products that could complement
technical part of the projects more, while the young design duo was
their vision for space. However, it was only in 2015, when they
more interested in developing her creativity. This was the moment
decided to enter the product design industry and developed their first
when they decided to create their project. “At first, we were focused
collection, one new adventure that turned out to be a success and the
on decorating houses, but we realized very quickly that we wanted to
starting point for an all-new world of ideas.
design custom projects, so we quickly refocused on the commercial
“We create emotional projects, full of details and textures that
sector.
We started by building a store and office to evolve into
surprise users, whether in an interior design project or a product
restaurant design. As an intermediate step, we also began to offer
design.” Their unique designs create unique experiences always
starting from a clear strategy to reach and seduce end users of different
of the Student Hotel in Barcelona and their most recent exhibition
products and markets, in which mixed colours materials and textures
at Milan Design Week, which celebrated the 100 years of the Italian
play an important part.
company, Poggi Ugo.
The concept of their projects can change in the blink of an eye since
Like any other renowned design studio in the world, Ana and
each one of their designs is based on the clients’ needs and vision. For a
Christophe want to break through the interior design industry by
studio that is all about exploring the unknown side of creativity, their
introducing their own trends, instead of following those that already
creative process is quite technical and strict, but it always starts the
exist. “Although when you work on a more commercial project, we
same way: knowing the client and their needs. “For us, it is of major
think it is important that you know the design trends and try to reuse
importance to have a good connection with our clients as this is the
them as you will need to attract a mass market. When you are working
beginning of a successful project. When we receive a request from a
for a chef or a boutique hotel on the other hand you can get away from
client the first thing we evaluate is if we are connecting with them
the design trends. The market is although evolving and the masses are
and if the concept they want to develop matches our requirements.
more and more informed by the design trends, for which they are also
Without an open relationship and a client in search of something new,
much more open to totally new and innovative concepts”, explained
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possibly evolve the same way although as it is much more timeless it’s
others. Regarding the 3D processes, I do tests and tests and tests until
probable that it will maintain to be a trend for a more selected market”,
I reach a result that I can say I am satisfied, without looking at the
affirm the founders of the Masquespacio studio. It was this fascination
clock and the hours invested”, affirmed the designers. The final result
with the fun and timeless feel of this design style that made Ana
is always emotional, experiential, and surprising.
and Christophe were excited with the challenge of creating a unique
Ana and Christophe have been creating exciting colourful commercial
collection for Essential Home, a unique mid-century modern furniture
spaces for the last 11 years, making it difficult to select just one
brand known for their high-quality hand-crafted pieces that seek more
project that marked their life and career as interior designers. The
to the present emotions and unique forms. “We have been working
designers share an incredible connection with every one of the works,
previously with some Portuguese brands and were highly surprised by
but there are a few that stand out throughout the way, such as, the
the high quality of carpentry in Portugal, combining craftsmanship
Nozomi Sushi Bar, the Toadstool collection (that was their first
and technologies to create an outstanding production. We especially
official furniture collection developed for a brand), the two residences
like to highlight the capacity of Essential Home to create a much more
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innovative design with singular forms and mixing different techniques that are highlighted amongst the many brands with an approach to Nordic Design.” The founders of Masquespacio have been following Essential Home’s culture and collection over the past few years so creating this new collection was an exciting new challenge that would allow them to explore the brand’s emotional factor traduced in furniture collections full of surprising details. “For us, it is important that we feel connected with the brand that wants us to develop some items for them and this was the case with Essential Home”. Due to the world’s pandemic situation, this incredible partnership between Essential Home and young designers was the first collaboration created exclusively in the virtual world, because the two teams only met each other through the popular virtual meetings. Although it is always more difficult to create a connection through the new reality that we live in, Christophe reinforces that they “directly created a great connection with the Essential Home team. I think it was clear from the beginning that both teams as a partner wanted to do the same: create unique collections to surprise their customers.” From chairs and tables to barstools and even some lighting features, Ana and Christophe developed a wide range of mid-century modern products that are divided in 2/3 main sets of products, each one with a different aesthetic. These creative sets are inspired by different actors and actresses from the past and the present and connect or just can stand out separately. From the romantic movie” An Affair to Remember”, to the burlesque world from Zsa Zsa Gabor to Charlie’s Angels, and come together as one unique harmony (collection) called “Hollywood Glamour”. Essential Home’s new furniture collection by Masquespacio is full of emotions, organic forms, and contrast of materials in the typical style of their design style, as well as a strong touch of colour and a new type of textures. “We want them to enjoy a moment of joy full of emotions when they use our designs in their environment no matter if the products are used for a restaurant, hotel, or just your home. Let’s make the customer smile for a moment and be surprised by some pieces full of surprising and exciting details”, reinforced Ana and Christophe. Most design lovers would say that the “Hollywood Glamour” collection by Masquespacio would be more fitted for the commercial and hospitality industries, and have a hard time placing these beautiful products in a trendy residential design that screams a timeless and colourful concept. But Ana and Christophe believe that “it’s especially important to understand that you can make combinations for your projects. We have proposed the collection with a type of material, textures, and colours, but by combining it by yourself you can easily adapt the products to your projects.” All in all, we can expect an emotional, explosive, and joyful vision for Essential Home’s brandnew series of products that are going to be presented for the first time this Spring season. Cross the limits of your imagination and allow you to live in the Golden era through a unique and modern design vision.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Piero Lissoni Piero Lissoni has designed products & exhibition stands for many prestigious companies including Alessi, Audi, B&B Italia, Knoll International, and others. His architecture and design work is recognized worldwide and has earned him a series of international awards. Lissoni is a very versatile professional, with his portfolio stretching across architecture, furniture, interiors and even graphic design. According to the designer, “it’s a tradition in Milan to be versatile”. This is also a result of his education at the Politecnico di Milano, where he was taught to take on everything. The designer has a very simplistic approach to his career, living day by day. Always eager for the discovery of something new, Lissoni doesn’t disclose any new expectations for the future. “I never expect to do something. I’m very lucky but I also work a lot. You need to be a worker, that’s the secret. And you need a bit of luck”, he says. During his creative process, the designer prefers to be completely inside of it, meaning it is a long discussion with a team of workers that sometimes takes years to complete.
Regarding his collaboration with Knoll, they have been working together for over 15 years, so it has become some kind of “love affair”, as the designer described it. Lissoni has been in love with the company since the beginning, so it has remained a positive and thriving relationship. “For me, it is impossible to do anything if I don’t like people. I need people, I don’t need a name or a brand. It’s all about the people.” When it comes to the future of craftsmanship, the designer states that it will be a combination of incredible craftsmen and amazing technology, considering that’s the secret of the Italian life of design. Lissoni thinks that the fundamental thing for the designers of tomorrow is the respect of traditions and their cultures, adding that they must know their history in order to improve it. “You need to offer a long life to your products because that’s the best way of saving resources. We need to be more responsible, purer and cleaner.”
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PROJECTS WE COVET
PROJECTS WE COVET CovetED is always looking for the best interior design projects in the world. Therefore, we select the best of the best. In this issue, you can find two projects around the world, from Russia to the US and India. We hope you feel inspired, and that you enjoy these projects as much as we do. Different in style, but equal in luxury.
ONE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS PENTHOUSES IN THE HEART OF PARIS Boca do Lobo We sat down with Boca do Lobo Design team behind this modern project – Boca do Lobo Design Studio – to find out more of its entailed. In Paris, the city of lights and the home of the iconic design is nestled
that the apartment should be artistic and luxurious, but also functional. A
in a luxurious and eclectic 1450 square feet apartment, by Boca do Lobo
space to work, but also to leisure”, a place where even in the comfort of his
Design Studio. An apartment fit for the most creative minds, this project
home when brilliance strikes, no time is wasted in putting pen to paper.
is one of the many homes of a prolific architect, who also dabbles in the
As Boca do Lobo has always had a strong bond with the French capital,
art dealing world. We sat down with the design team behind this modern
becoming the furniture brand’s centre stage for its most ambitious design
project – Boca do Lobo Design Studio – to find out more of what it entailed.
to date, was an obvious choice. Boca do Lobo Design Studio was about to
The client was looking for “a place where classic and contemporary come
create one of the most luxurious apartments in the heart of Paris.
together” says the studio. A multimillion-dollar penthouse that reflects
The team knew exactly where to start, “We knew that white was the key
the owner’s love for collectable design and the client’s needs to have
colour of the interior design project giving us the perfect starting point
a functional space for work and to be inspired at the same time. To fulfil his professional needs, the client
to work in different contemporary design
“The client’s first contact with the brand was in Paris, in our showroom”
reached out to Boca do Lobo Design
concepts”. A neutral and clean background where
everything
fits
perfectly
in
harmony. From gold surfaces that express
Studio, to create the perfect balanced home. “The client’s first contact
luxury, to carefully hand-painted tiles, and the final touches of marble,
with the brand was in Paris, in our showroom” recall the Boca do Lobo
every detail was carefully thought out. Embracing the elegant details of
representatives, “where the pieces captivated his attention“. Lately, when
classic architecture, this apartment features white French wall mouldings,
he was sure the project was going to happen, “the client joined us in
highlighting the classical style of the French windows.
Portugal and went to our design studio, showroom and production”.
Influenced by the city’s renaissance period, the art worthy designs and
Exclusivity and quality were two of the most important requirements and
sculptures enhance the decor bringing to life the richness of the history of
Boca do Lobo‘s pieces fulfilled all the needs. “After one meeting we decided
those before us.
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“The apartment has an open space concept that combines all the rooms through one unique style, yet the functional needs and the high-tech amenities separate each area.”
The one-bedroom luxury apartment was fully designed by the teaming collaboration with the architect and owner of the apartment. “The master bedroom, the tailored closet and the bespoke kitchen were the main challenges in this exclusive interior design project. The fully functional office was also one of the architect’s imperative requests.”
ENTRANCE GALLERY
LIVING ROOM
In interior design, the entryway is the home’s greeting card and what
In a wide and bright concept, the living room is one of the main areas in
welcomes those who visit it. Contrasting in the colours but converging
this apartment and the design team worked to build a space “surrounded
in the aesthetic and boldness of the pieces, the Entry Gallery shows that
by art and romantic sculptures that call back to Ancient Greece to
details are everything.
combine classic and contemporary, in an artistic symbiosis”.
DINING AREA Every piece is unique, exclusive coexisting as a masterpiece both individually and together. The different finishes are one of the features that contribute to the coherence of this interior design project, with statement pieces and timeless hues. In the dining room, the designers mixed neutral tones, with black and dark brown wood surfaces contrasting with the exquisiteness of gold brass. “But what truly elevates this ambience are the pieces that make this project a living art-gallery” explains the team, comprehensive furniture that could easily be considered an iconic collectable design piece “such as the imposing Empire Dining Table” taking centre stage with the Glance mirror and the Nº11 Chair complementing this beautiful and perfectly designed area.
MASTER SUITE The Designer’s Team referred that “The Master Bedroom was mainly inspired by the art pieces that the client brings from all the corners of the world, like the vintage black mirror and the rug”, but the centre stage it’s the king-size bed. The bed is framed with the handmade Lapiaz Headboard, from Boca do Lobo 2020 Collection. This imposing design piece is inspired by the french word for ‘stone’ that when frizzed, cracks into an unexpected stunning interior revealing all the inside details.
THE OFFICE The reflection of personal style, passions, and aspirations of the private client is the motto for this working space. Leading into the creative room, the hallway maintains the same art gallery-like aesthetic as the entrance of the house “yet breaking the informality of it with the stunning and imposing Millionaire luxury safes with the strong and formal design”, adds Boca do Lobo Design Studio. The Hera Suspension Lamp illuminates the entry of this room, and the marble floor reflects the brightness needed to balance this business yet inspiring environment.
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INSIDE A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR VILLA IN MOSCOW Covet House We had the opportunity to interview the rising star designer, Francisca Ferreira, currently the head designer for the Covet House Studio. The artist has recently embraced a very ambitious and massive project for an 8.5$ Million Modern Classic Villa in St. Petersburg, and we wanted to know more not only about this project, but also a peek inside the curtains on the life of the young designer as well. “It all starts with the entryway, A play on marbles, the high ceiling and reflective surfaces provide a wider feel to the house, next we have the heart of the house, the living room, my personal favourite. Designed with every detail carefully thought out to fulfil a powerful aesthetic, but also a comfortable, contemporary, and high end-setting. A room decorated by mixing various textures and materials. The dining area, connected to the open kitchen, and consisting of a unique dining table that embodies handmade techniques. The master bedroom was designed concise and not bright so that nothing would interfere with the rest. Wooden soft panels give the interior a soft touch and smooth the impression of dark walls that contrast with the light ceiling and floor, annexed to a very functional and appealing walk-in closet. The distinctive marble pattern in the bathroom resembles the river current, it was a play on nature. Also, I’ve designed the kid bedroom, which was quite a challenge to create a fun yet luxury set,
but ultimately ended up being a very exciting design. And finally,
handcrafted pieces and more neutral, functional elements.
we have a full-on black office attire, my homage to an all-modern
The result is a very comfortable home fit for the modern luxury lifestyle.
style décor”, said Francisca Ferreira, Covet House Studio Designer.
“This project is a staple on luxury design. We mixed high-end furniture
This secluded villa is the first of a series of luxury houses created by
COVET
HOUSE
with
the
purpose of inspiring professionals and design lovers to new heights
pieces with a modern aesthetic and
“Ultimately this project represents the soul of Covet House, curated pieces, some of them were customized and even bespoke pieces made specifically for this project.”
in this new era. The 8.5 million,
shaped them into reality.” With 9 rooms to explore, this marvellous project has its own signature and language, with a very clear message, without being too
500 m2 mansion in Russia presents elegant bespoke interiors with
loud or overpowering, every single detail is carefully put together to
a modern classic touch, and a perfect balance between statement
provide an ultimate luxury home.
ENTRYWAY
LIVING ROOM
Welcoming you into the house is a splendorous sight. A play on marbles, the high-ceiling and reflective surfaces provide a wider feel to the house. Exquisite, refined and quite subtle while being remarkable are some of the characteristics of this entrance hall. With a view to the second floor, L’Chandelier from Boca do Lobo drops from the ceiling to make
The heart of a house. Designed with every detail carefully thought out
a statement with a dreamy, elegant and luxurious lightning piece. Also
to fulfil a powerful aesthetic, but also a comfortable, contemporary,
contrasting with the black marble of the floor, the white marble from the
and high-end setting. A room decorated by mixing various textures and
Empire Round Table protrudes from the flooring to receive every guest
materials, providing the ultimate luxury modern classic living room.
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DINING ROOM
KITCHEN
The sophisticated dining area, connected to the open kitchen, and consisting of a unique dining table that embodies handmade techniques
A convenient ergonomic kitchen, fully equipped with the latest tech
such as wood carving, metal cutting and hammering, and polishing. An
and with a counter, is stylish and colour neutral. It is deliberately not
open space room with the contrast between the softness of the velvet
supposed to stand out in an open plan living room/dining room. The
upholstery and the harshness of the marbles and woods in the architecture
bright accent of the kitchen is the golden brass details in the lighting
of the spaces. The walls are detailed and stand out with a set of Supernova
accessories, chairs and cabinet. A kitchen interior effortlessly that blends
Chandeliers, and all the furniture is geometric and placed strategically.
ergonomic motives with luxury
MASTER BEDROOM The master bedroom was designed concise and not bright so that nothing would interfere with the rest. Wooden soft panels give the interior a soft touch and smooth the impression of dark walls that contrast with the light ceiling and floor, just like in the living room. Designer luxury items from Luxxu and Rug’Society have not spared the room – a soft rug, a stunning chandelier hangs over the bed, and bedside tables and a couch are perfectly crafted into the room.
CLOSET
BATHROOM
The sophisticated dining area, connected to the open kitchen, and consisting of a unique dining table that embodies handmade techniques such as wood carving, metal cutting and hammering, and polishing. An
The bathroom is designed with a deliberate luxury: marble panel,
open space room with the contrast between the softness of the velvet
the iconic black Diamond Bathtub from Maison Valentina and a
upholstery and the harshness of the marbles and woods in the architecture
contrasting black and white marble floor. The unique marble pattern in
of the spaces. The walls are detailed and stand out with a set of Supernova
the bathroom resembles the river current. Brass and golden accessories
Chandeliers, and all the furniture is geometric and placed strategically.
complete the picture.
KIDS BEDROOM
OFFICE
Creating a children’s bedroom, the studio started from the dream world of a boy and tried to make the room such that it takes a ride and never stops. With every attention to the “A” graphic lamp from Delightfull, standing out from the phenomenal Bun Van Bed from Circu in a sleek black paint job. Almost any unique product is the result of the eclecticism of many
A more sophisticated and leaner look, the use of neutral colours and
details and a sense of taste, so in this interior is remembered the loft and
more strict lines in the decoration, the variety of materials and finishes
the classics but it’s still very contemporary, as it’s able to see from the
(especially the use of black), transpires luxury, professionalism, and
white walls with mouldings and warm lamps hanging next to the bed.
most of all a modern-style décor.
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THE PERFECT BLEND BETWEEN ERGONOMY AND HIGH-END DESIGN Covet House
The second of a series of luxury curated houses by Covet House, Covet Studio brings to life an exceptional contemporary modern 16 million penthouse in Monaco. Now in a completely different style, this 295 m2, 8 room penthouse in Monaco focuses on functionality and contemporary modern design in neutral tones to create an effortlessly chic look. “The goal was to provide a home that transpired warmth and luxury by combining a neutral aesthetic with modern design furniture”, said Covet House Studio With 8 rooms to explore, this marvellous project has its own signature and language, with a very clear message, without being too loud or overpowering, every single detail is carefully put together to provide an ultimate modern home for a contemporary lifestyle.
ENTRYWAY Setting
the
entryway
first
hall
impressions,
welcomes
you
the into
a journey of effortless chic design. Connecting all the rooms, it serves as the main artery for the house with a privileged view over all the open space areas. The goal was to provide an entryway that transpired warmth and luxury by combining a neutral aesthetic with modern design furniture and lighting pieces. Setting the tone for the rest of the penthouse.
LIVING ROOM An open space area filled with warm and soothing upholstery and tones. The living room was carefully put together with one clear goal: comfort. Spacing and the overall setting of the furniture and decoration were design to provide a calm aesthetic, without any of the pieces overpowering each other, mastering the perfect balance between design and functionality. A subtle neutral palette to provide the most nurturing ambience. Using mostly pieces from Caffe Latte, one of the brands from Covet House, as the custom-made Aroma Console, and the light Emperor Marble Robusta centre table to give a pop to the aesthetic. The Fitzgerald modular sofa from Essential Home and complement the simplicity of the Coltrane suspension from Delightfull, while the Essex Armchair from Brabbu is the ultimate comfort experience.
DINING ROOM What better place to enjoy a fine dinner with friends and family than a beautiful and inspiring dining room? This room was design to provide exactly that: a beautifully decorated and furnished area, with a practical and cosy approach. Again, the neutral tones are in sync with the other open areas, both in design and taste. Organic shapes dominate this division, with the fluidity of the Boma sideboard by Caffe Latte or the Moka chairs. Contrasting perfectly against the straight lines from the Beyond Dining table from Luxxo custom made for this project. The Horus suspension from Brabbu creates a warm cosy lighting environment.
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“Calm with a neutral style, providing a chic appeal to the architecture and to the design of the interior,” added Covet House Studio.
KITCHEN Sharing the same area with the dining room, a fully equipped kitchen with built-in appliances, and a design that seamlessly becomes one with the other rooms. The use of the marbles provides a cleanness to the eye and exudes an elegant and modern appeal, suiting for a family or friends get together, especially with the marble countertop, the perfect place to start your dinner party. The softness of the counter stool from the Moka family (same as the dining chairs) by Caffe Latte, stands out completely from the architecture of the hardness of the marbles, while the Etta Pendant from Delightfull delights the ambience with a bronze appeal. A true feast for the eyes.
MASTER BEDROOM
Yet another comforting zone, the master bedroom was designed
the well-lit walls and ceilings. Sophia Bed from Essential home
to render the ultimate relaxing a calm experience. Few elements
is the perfect piece for a peaceful sleep but the stand-out item is
were set to make the room as subtle as possible not to be too loud,
undoubtedly the Heritage Sideboard from Boca do Lobo in sepia
this elegant bedroom transpires a peace and quietness perfect for
tones. This modern and simplistic design is complemented by
a relaxing night. Not compromising on the aesthetic, it is still
other functionalities and additions to the overall area, that we
polished and neutral, making it all about the wide spacings and
will explore ahead.
WALK-IN CLOSET
Although with a simplistic design, the master bedroom is filled with
closet that immediately transports us to a private experience worthy
elements that fulfil a design worthy of this penthouse. Besides an en-
of some of the most luxurious brands in the fashion industry. Simple
suite bathroom, the master bedroom is complemented with a walk-in
in design, complex in the details.
SITTING ROOM
EN-SUITE BATHROOM
No master bedroom is complete without an astonishing en-suite One of the many amenities for the master bedroom is the complementing sitting room. A smaller private living room, the perfect retreat or calm reading corner. Borrowing its design straight from the main living room is the ideal place for an intimate and personal escape.
bathroom. Complementing the subtle bedroom is the private and sophisticated suite. Straight parallel lines define its style, organic patterns of the marbles contrast perfectly with the modern lines of the items like the bathtub and wall mirrors. A contemporary design that never goes out of style. Maison Valentina’s spectacular Diamond Bathtub is the glamorous piece of the master bathroom suite.
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TWINS BEDROOM
A house is not a home without the lively laughter and play of
comfort, safety, and functionality without compromising on
children. In this case, double the fun. The twins’ room is both fun
the playfulness of the room. Circu’s magical furniture had a big
and aesthetically pleasing. Doubling on the items and doubling
play on this room, with both the Cloud bed and sofa being the
on the styling with a gender-neutral palette, complete with
dreamy place to skyrocket imagination and travel along with the
an office and private bathroom. A whimsical place that allows
children’s dreams.
OFFICE
A
meets
be a place of work, its main goal was ergonomy and functionality.
professionalism. A generously wide area, comprising of two
masterful
combination
of
items,
where
design
The office follows the same structure and architecture as the other
distinctive areas: the office area and the reading corner. Designed to
spaces but feels like its own unique styling and appeal.
CASA NEUE Colabcompany An Architect-Duo’s residence sprawling over 4,200 sq ft on the fringes of Mumbai; replete with an interplay of colour, shifting silhouettes and an unapologetically expressive scheme of design. An Architect-Duo’s residence sprawling over 4,200 sq ft on the fringes of Mumbai; replete with an interplay of colour, shifting silhouettes and an unapologetically expressive scheme of design. When lead Designers and homeowners Saloni and Hiren Ganatra focussed their design prowess together on bringing their creative vision to life, the celebration of their polar opposite, yet complementary design personas assumed the spotlight! The stances in this project were switched, the designers who are acclimatized to looking into every micron of detail for their clients, became the key-end users in this endeavour. Casa Neue is emblematic of the ‘ingenious’ - a home pieced together with its every weave by the design partners with utmost affection and prowess. This abode was conceptualised from the get-go as a blank canvas that encaptures every facet of design the Architects and homeowners, in this case, would resonate with. This passion project was spearheaded under Maison Colab, a segment under ColabCompany that laid the design foundation for this luxury home over a course of 1 year and 4 months. Maison Colab is a bespoke segment for the upscale urban modernist who garners an inherent passion for interior design, art/antiques, modern design and
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architecture, creating an equilibrium of classic and modern styles.
shared family spaces, areas to entertain and doses of the outdoors in
Located on the 22nd floor, The bare shell of the home is a culmination
the form of decks - the design scheme ensures that there is a continuous
of 3 apartments and offers vantage
dialogue amidst spaces while they
panoramic views of the bustling
anchor diverse functions.
city on one side, and rolling views
A muted palette bathes the shell of
of the Sahyadri range on the other
the home which is interspersed with
- a collage of contrasting contextual
bursts of colour, print and pattern in
landscapes. The design narrative of
the form of art, furniture, bespoke
Casa Neue has been seamed together
lighting, materiality and textures;
with the penchant to create an
all set against the expansive white
experiential and sensorial identity,
marble
tangibly brought into existence via
across the blueprint. Colour in the
the curation of stimulating colours,
architect duo’s minds is a form of
material and finishes in each nook.
expression that breathes life into
Maximalism runs in the very pulse
a built volume; it’s evocative of
of this abode - in a way this home
emotion and stirs a soulful visual
is a reflection of the designer’s deep-
montage.
rooted resonance with eclecticism - a
The
juxtaposition of classic, modern, raw
were crucial factors that anchored
and luxurious strains of design and
the planning stages - in the form
the creation of à la mode spaces.
of physical, visual and sensory
The aspect of pragmatism has been
movement.
ingrained into the design process;
repetition creates an architectural
the emphasis lay on creating a
attribute of dynamism that guides
residence
every
the eyes across the volume. The
need of the family members, the
aspect of lighting imparts a sense
designer’s love for hosting and the
of balance - artisanal luminaires
that
harboured
coexistence of aesthetics in tandem
flooring
axial
and
that
unfurls
directional
The
element
flow
of
shed light on the elemental heroes
with technology while stringing together an engaging milieu. The
in each space, giving them the visual precedence that ties the room
residence is a composition of five private bedrooms that each is a
together, celebrating each pièce de résistance in its own right!
seamless projection of the inhabitant’s personality, capacious kitchen,
The ideology didn’t focus on clinically aesthetic spaces, the emphasis
instead was on creating a functional oasis that stimulated the visual and physical senses. The process is similar to penning down a saga of life in design, wherein each space is a lyrical counterpart in the formation of a larger-than-life picture. For Saloni and Hiren, inspiration can be sought in a ubiquitous manner - interior design, architectural constructs, fashion, furniture design, lifestyle and travels across the globe; all it takes is receptiveness. The entire process was a trance state of ‘Ikigai’ for the lead designers - a feeling of finding satiation in being occupied and working on their quintessential ‘home’. What inspired the designers in an ardent manner was taking inspiration from creations completely out of the realms of their craft, which brought a fresh perspective to the table - reiterating the fact that design lies at the node of curiosity and the will to explore uncharted territories. Casa Neue is a physical manifestation of the shared aspirations of the Architects, creating a stage for visual and tangible spatial experiences to come to life. As creators, one is often submitted to the utilities of the end-user, but in order to envisage something anew one has to take chances conviction, an uninhibited imagination and a focused vision are the essences of this abode. ColabCompany is a new world design agency renowned for its eclectic and layered perspective. The keystone of Colab is a simple tool- collaboration. The duo Hiren Ganatra and Saloni Ganatra founded Colab, both coming from solid design experience; together they realise projects of any scale and detail with great emotional value, given their eclectic.
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LOS ANGELES RESIDENCIAL Virtuoso Interior Design Located in the heart of the Los Angeles Golden mile on Wilshire Blvd., this 3000 sq. feet bachelorette pad is designed to fit the client’s active lifestyle, and has been transformed to amuse guests, as well as comfort for everyday living. When you arrive at the unit, you are welcomed by the light-up wood portal and gorgeous double clear doors. In this entry area, raindrops glass pendant lighting is placed in front of a textured stone wall to represent a waterfall, and I incorporated hidden shoe cabinets with a large backlight pivot mirror panel to create a spacious effect. Kitchen, Dining and Living areas are designed to function as one harmonious space to have a great flow of the space and to maximize the space usage for entertaining. The impeccable custom show kitchen is surrounded by a large wine cellar and a 12-foot-long island. It has a beautiful marble stone slab top and is facing dining and living areas so the owner can cook and flawlessly interact with guests. Full-height tinted glass front cabinets with LED lighting on side panels hold special liquor bottles and barware for social events. With the client’s fun-loving nature and passion for art, I came up with the idea of bringing in art with a twist. In this residence, Arts were incorporated into walls, vanities, millwork design and furniture pieces. For instance, a Hand-painted dining table by Fornasetti, and jewellery like metal pendant light is deliciously illuminating this art piece table. In the living area, while you sit and relax on an over-scaled sofa, you
cannot miss such an eye-catching centre table that reminiscences of facet diamond stone. The juxtaposition with Asian tradition and contemporary sleek design elements is another key concept of this project, and it created a very distinctive style. The dark charred SUGI BAN wood panel wall, which was used to be applied on exterior walls of Japanese houses, is a feature of this living area. Light up entertainment centre, glass display case and shelving are installed on this beautiful wood which creates a high contrast dramatic setting. Indirect Lighting effects are a very essential part of the design to achieve a dramatic atmosphere. All lighting is carefully programmed per activities; cooking, dining, entertaining, relaxing, and resting… Hallway to master suite function as an art installation with bold black and white colour and installed led light trough running wall to ceiling diagonally and change colours depending upon occasions. When you enter a master suite, you will feel like you are staying at a luxury hotel Spa suite in Asia country; Inspired by an old world of Chinese Villa, the bed wall is framed with watercolour landscape mural paper and indirect lighting sets different moods for any scenes
and brings tranquillity into this space. Minibar is also provided for comfort and convenience in the bedroom area. The bathroom is developed as a “wet room”; the shower, whirlpool tub and steam sauna are all in one room. To achieve a seamless space, two corner walls are clear glass panels with black frames, and these glass panels can be opened fully while bathing to enjoy a large fireplace view. Master vanity is designed in a formal manner. A traditional silk embroidered chinois wallpaper is installed as artwork and framed with painted silver wood trimming. This suite has everything you wished for… Fun, Luxury, Functional and Comfortable, and notably, welldesigned space. VIRTUOSO INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO is a Los Angeles Based Interior design full-service firm; including space planning, custom millwork design, renovations, furniture, art and decor selections. Michiko Kawakami has over 15 years’ experience in international five-star hospitality and high-end residential and workspace design. Michiko’s work can be seen in the Ritz Carlton, Kyoto; Shilla hotel, Seoul; the Langham hotel, Shanghai China; City Center, Las Vegas; Grand Hyatt, Guangzhou; the W Scottsdale, Arizona; Hotel Sorella, Texas and the Conrad Hotel, New York.
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BOOKS WE COVET
THE MOST COVETED INTERIOR DESIGN BOOKS If you’re a design lover, chances are your shelves always have room for another book. Lucky for us, each season brings a fresh set of inspirational tomes from designers, stylists, and historians, giving us eye candy—and design advice—aplenty. Read on for the ones we’re buying now. Many seem to prefer interior design books as a form of artwork – if the cover matches the décor, it goes on the coffee table to collect dust. Here, we highlight some of the best interior design books that go beyond the surface-level Pinterest tutorials and get down to the principles of how to design the spaces in your home.
HOME STORIES, DESIGN IDEAS FOR MAKING A HOUSE A HOME BY KIM LEGGETT LEARN HOW TO CREATE ROOMS FILLED WITH WARMTH, MEANING, AND YOUR OWN UNIQUE STORY OF HOME Kim Leggett’s first book, City Farmhouse Style, was a big hit. Now Kim is back with the welcoming interiors her fans crave and a no-rules approach that is all about using what you love to create rooms that tell your personal story. Everyone has a story worth telling, and every room can become part of that story—whether you decorate it with heirlooms, flea market finds, simple mementoes, or a mix. In-Home Stories, Leggett shows readers how to use all these treasures to design very special rooms filled with interest and meaning. She begins by asking readers what it is that attracts them to a certain piece: “Thinking hard about what really speaks to you and then using it as the basis for design, is the secret behind all of the best, most interesting rooms.” Each chapter presents fascinating spaces and the stories behind the accessories, furnishings, and mementoes that fill them. There are plenty of projects, too, plus practical design guidance and design inspiration for refreshing decor as the seasons change.
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LIVE BEAUTIFUL BY ATHENA CALDERONE FROM CELEBRATED DESIGN EXPERT AND INTERIOR DESIGNER ATHENA CALDERONE, A LOOK INTO HOW CREATIVES DECORATE THEIR SPACES For 14 months, Athena Calderone ping-ponged between coasts East and West, and further off to Copenhagen and Lyon, with photographer Nicole Franzen in tow to shoot a collection of tastemaking homes for her latest book, Live Beautiful. By the end of it, she was left with design-magazine-cover-worthy interior photography, but also, a selection of images of her standing in, of all places, a bathroom shower with the various homeowners. Beautiful design isn’t just pleasant to look at; it improves the quality of our lives. In Live Beautiful, the highly anticipated design book by Athena Calderone, the EyeSwoon creator taps into her international network of interior decorators, fashion designers, and tastemakers to reveal how carefully crafted interiors come together. She also opens the doors to two of her own residences. With each homeowner, Calderone explores the initial spark of inspiration that incited their design journey. She then breaks down the details of the rooms—like layered textures and patterns, collected pieces, and customized vignettes—and offers helpful tips on how to bring these elevated elements into your own space. Filled with gorgeous photography by Nicole Franzen, Live Beautiful is both a showpiece of exquisite design and a guide to creating a home that’s thoughtfully put together. Calderone is part of the rare breed of influencer (her Instagram account @EyeSwoon has garnered over 270,000 followers, with even more visits to her website of the same name) whose appeal transcends the blogger-sphere. In 2017, she was able to reverse engineer her brand from digital to print with her first publication, a book of recipes named Cook Beautiful, which was by every measure a success. “I wanted something that had this level of permanence to it,” she says.
MAKE LIFE BEAUTIFUL BY SYD AND SHEA MCGEE (STUDIO MCGEE) MAKE LIFE BEAUTIFUL IS THE NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY FROM SYD AND SHEA MCGEE, THE STARS OF THE NETFLIX HIT SERIES DREAM HOME MAKEOVER. This book offers the fans of Syd and Shea McGee a new and intimate look into how they built their business. “Make Life Beautiful is a necessary reminder there is inherent beauty and warmth in all moments. Shea and Syd invite us into endearing conversations filled with wit, humour, creativity and honesty shining a light on the couples beautiful focal points.” - Alyssa Rosenheck, interiors and architectural photographer, stylist, and author of the New Southern Style. For the one million-plus followers who turn to Syd and Shea McGee for advice on building a beautiful home and life, Make Life Beautiful is a behind-the-scenes look into how the couple transformed Shea’s small room of fabric samples and a big dream of becoming a designer into one of the most successful and fastest-growing interior design businesses in the country. Both long-time and new fans will not only gain insight into how the McGees built such a successful company but also be inspired to apply design principles to their lives. Inspirational topics to help readers build an authentic life include how to: Renovate your life, visualize the outcome, listen to your gut and elevate the everyday. Want to live the best version of your life? Read this book to follow Syd and Shea’s lead and learn how to Make Life Beautiful. This is an essential book for: Entrepreneurs, Interior Designers, Working Parents, Couples Building Family and Career, Self-Starters and Anyone Chasing Their Dreams.
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NICOLE HOLLIS, CURATED INTERIORS BY NICOLE HOLLIS IN THIS ARTFUL BOOK, NICOLE HOLLIS SHARES HER BEAUTIFUL HOLISTIC ENVIRONMENTS, WHICH THOUGHTFULLY BALANCE A MODERN SPIRIT OF INNOVATION WITH A REVERENCE FOR ARTISANAL CRAFTSMANSHIP. Nicole Hollis’s approach to contemporary living is to create timeless interiors that blend seamlessly with the environment. Featured is a wide range of residences in city, country, and coastal settings that masterfully mix the simplicity of line with organic complexity to create refined spaces. Striking home in the Marin County town of Tiburon features natural materials and dramatic touches that embrace the property’s sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay. A Kona Coast property set on a lava field reimagines a Hawaiian open-plan sanctuary with a modern design scheme of rich textures, including lava-basalt floor tiles and coral wall blocks. Michele Oka Doner’s lighting employs the shape of Kiawe tree branches. A San Francisco pied-à-terre is an elegant contrast study in black and white, infused with historical nuances. These curated spaces are art, found objects, and bespoke furnishings that underscore Nicole’s appreciation of texture, craft, and nature. In 2002 Nicole Hollis founded NICOLEHOLLIS, a San Francisco awardwinning interior architecture and design firm. The firm’s projects have been featured in Elle Decor, Luxe Interiors, and Architectural Digest, among other publications. NICOLEHOLLIS has produced home furnishings for McGuire and lighting fixtures for Phoenix Day.
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HOTELS WE COVET
TOP LUXURY HOTELS TO DISCOVER This is our editors’ annual rhapsody on their forever-favourite hotels from around the globe. In this year’s incarnation, we went beyond places to stay, including a range of experiences we consider truly exceptional—cruises, flights, restaurants, bars, destinations—along with the deeply personal reasons we love them. This was the stuff we daydreamed about in lockdown, and a few places we were actually able to visit—all that sustained us in a year of curtailed travel.
AIRELLES CHÂTEAU DE VERSAILLES, LE GRAND CONTRÔLE Paris, France
Built-in 1681 by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, the architect to King Louis XIV, Le Grand Contrôle is one of those buildings in the Palace of Versailles that nourish French history. Airelles will have the privilege of investing in this place from 2021 to offer a new experience, never before offered. Thanks to privileged access to the Domaine de Versailles,
in the Audience Room. Discover the Petit Musée du Grand
guests will be able to explore the Château as well as
Contrôle and leaf through Madame de Staël’s marriage
the Petit Trianon during private visits. The Grand
contract, signed by King Louis XVI, Queen Marie-
Contrôle offers direct access to the Orangerie parterre
Antoinette and the royal family. Admire the Orangerie
and the French gardens designed by André Le Nôtre.
parterre or even the Swiss Water Piece from your window.
During a boat trip on the canal, travellers will be able to
Get lost in the deserted corridors of the Palace of Versailles,
appreciate the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles. An
stroll in a boat on the Grand Canal, a glass of champagne in
unparalleled historical immersion.
your hand. Dine in the heart of the estate’s groves enjoys
Invite yourself to the heart of French history, sleep in
a picnic in the gardens of the Château… More than a
Madame de Staël or Jacques Necker’s bedroom, meditate
dazzling experience, an unforgettable memory.
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It’s been buzzed about for years, and now the highly anticipated hotel project is becoming a reality. Back in 2015, the management of the Chateau de Versailles called for bids for transforming three buildings just outside the palace gates. Dating from the 1680s, these buildings—the Hôtel du Grand Contrôle, the Petit Contrôle and the Pavillon—have impressive views over the Orangerie. Ultimately, Airelles and Ducasse Paris were awarded the contract to develop a luxury hotel on the property. And, now, the opening of Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle has been announced for spring 2020. Over the last four years, interior architect Christophe Tollemer has pored over the Chateau de Versailles’s archives to ensure the property’s meticulous restoration. His team has handpicked original antiques and art, inspired by the nearby Petit Trianon Palace. Expert French artisans were commissioned to replicate the parquet and wood panelling, while Maison Pierre Frey and Royal Manufacture of Aubusson created bespoke upholstery and fabrics. This 18th-century splendour will be on full display in The Grand Salon on the first floor. There will be just 14 rooms and suites, with the larger suites situated on the lower floors according to tradition. Sprawling over 1,300 square feet, the Signature Suite will come with a four-poster bed, living area and bathroom overlooking the Orangerie. All rooms will showcase
18th-century chandeliers and antique wall lights. Enticements will include the Valmont spa, 15-meter swimming
pool
and
Alain
Ducasse
restaurant,
complete with a terrace for dining al fresco. The best part of all? Guests will be privy to exclusive, personalized experiences at the Palace of Versailles and its sprawling gardens. Airelles, the luxury hotel brand of the LOV Group, is a collection of exceptional properties including Les
Airelles
in
Courchevel
and
La
Bastide
in
Gordes—both awarded the prestigious palace hotel recognition by Atout France. Other projects in the pipeline include the soon-to-open Mademoiselle in Val-d’Isère and the ongoing renovation of Château de la Messardière St. Tropez before it becomes part of the Airelles portfolio.
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CHATWAL LODGE, BETHEL New York, USA
As the iconic ‘Jewel of Manhattan’, The Chatwal in New York has offered the quintessential urban luxury boutique hotel experience since 2010. Now for the first time, esteemed hotelier Mr Sant Singh Chatwal is introducing a luxury retreat in the country, a private realm in harmony with nature known as The Chatwal Lodge in Bethel, NY. In reverence to its pure, unspoiled setting on 60 acres along the wooded shores of the 1,000-acre Toronto Reservoir, the retreat has been designed to celebrate life itself. There’s a new luxury resort set to open in New York’s
is just 90 miles north of New York City, in the town
Catskills this spring. The Chatwal Lodge will be
of Bethel, New York. The Chatwal Lodge, which
unveiled on May 1, 2021, a getaway that its owner
resembles an Adirondack Lodge more than a classic
promises will be a retreat that is “a private realm in
Catskills resort, will offer the kind of rarefied and
harmony with nature, located in a wide expanse of
sublime luxury experience that’s not readily available
preserved wilderness.”
to anyone in the greater New York City area. In
That’s quite a statement, given that the “wilderness”
fact, you’d probably have to venture way up to the
Adirondacks or out West to the Rockies to find a comparable setting and a similar level of luxury and privacy. The promise is luxury “rustic” accommodations for a handful of well-heeled guests, absolute privacy, and the chance to relax with fly fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, golfing, lawn croquet, and recreational badminton. Personal pampering and growth activities include Ayurvedic wellness treatments, yoga, meditation, private wine tastings, cooking classes, and music lessons. In short, this is a far cry from the Catskills depicted in The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. The project is from hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, the founder and chairman of Dream Hotel Group, whose flagship property is The Chatwal, New York in Manhattan, which was built in 1905 by Stanford White and restored and renewed by architect Thierry Despont in 2010. The Chatwal Lodge is located within 30 acres of environmentallyprotected land within The Chapin Estate, a 2,500-acre gated residential community. At its heart is the 1,000-acre Toronto Reservoir Lake. There will be just 10 suites, some with private patios overlooking the Toronto Reservoir Lake, featuring vaulted ceilings, arched windows, reclaimed-wood walls, log-treated stairs, hand-carved headboards, and faux fur and wool upholstery. Some accommodations will additionally have larger lakeside decks, outdoor showers, deep soaking tubs, kitchens, dining and living areas suitable for family gatherings. The amenities include 24-hour valet service, concierge and butler service, as well as 24-hour insuite dining. One of the speciality suites is a 1,000-square-foot treehouse raised 25 above the ground, with a fireplace, and an outdoor deck. Another is also an 850 square foot glamping-style tent with a king bed, an ensuite bath, and wrap-around verandas. The main lodge building is the social heart of the lodge and will feature a farm-to-table restaurant, a lobby lounge, a wine cellar, a bar, and a private dining room. Guests can take breakfast on the terrace or opt for alfresco dining. The chef, who has yet to be named, will focus on organic, locally-sourced fare. Fresh herbs and homegrown vegetables will come from the kitchen gardens on the premises. Afternoon tea, cocktails, and all-day dining can be enjoyed beside the massive fireplace or on the outdoor terrace with heaters to take in the lake view all year round. There will also be a library, a lakeside pavilion, and rooms to accommodate meetings and weddings. The architecture and design is by Steve Dubrovsky, who specializes in 19th-century Adirondack style residential buildings. His private homes can be found throughout The Chapin Estate and in an earlier life, he was a four-time circuit champion of the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association. The debut of The Chatwal Lodge will be followed by resort openings in San Miguel de Allende and Valle de Guadalupe in Mexico. Rates at The Chatwal Lodge will start at $1,200 per night.
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SUBLIME COMPORTA Setúbal, Portugal
Sublime Comporta was actually never meant to be. Gonçalo Pessoa and wife Patrícia Trigo originally bought the 17-hectares estate with the view to create a private retreat for their family. However, by 2014 it was clear that the potential for high-end tourism in the area was great and so the pair began to convert their holiday home into a boutique hotel. Get ready for the indoors to take over the outdoors.
achieve this mission.
More now than ever, designers and architects seek
Sublime Comporta is a wonderful luxury retreat
that seamless transition from your indoor spaces
surrounded by nature, offering rooms plus cabana-
to your outdoors. In fact, in Alaire we frequently
style suites and villas with private pools and cosy
accomplish this transition with furniture and décor
fireplaces. It’s located near the idyllic beaches of
that looks for the interiors but withstands all
Comporta, Carvalhal and Pego.
weathers. And it is this seamless fusion what the
In the first place, Sublime is nestled on a stunning
fantastic Sublime Comporta wanted to achieve in its
17-acre estate, surrounded by undulating umbrella
indoor and outdoor design. Alaire Comporta helped
pines and cork trees, wild dunes, stunning rice fields
and over 60km of pristine, white-sand beaches. This makes this hotel
While Comporta has been compared to Ibiza, St. Tropez, the Hamptons
– a magical, unspoiled place yet to be discovered. Similarly, the hotel’s
and even Yves St. Laurent’s Marrakesh, none of this is true. Comporta
architecture finds its inspiration
is different from all beach sites,
in the old rice storing facilities of
precisely because it does not
the area. Nonetheless, in keeping
seem like it. And there’s still
with the essence of Comporta,
just one hotel in Comporta,
the decor is sophisticated yet
and thankfully, it’s one that’s
relaxed. The rooms and villas
sublimely
stretch across several buildings
one isn’t only a lazy adverb.
adding to the exclusivity of the
Sublime Comporta retreat truly
hotel. These are the Main House,
lives up to its name.In all, in
the Guest House, and the Villas.
this project, we fully supported
The hotel includes 14 bedrooms
Sublime
and suites as well as several 2, 3, 4
its unique style and originality.
and five-bedroom “cabana” villas.
Open spaces with bohemian and
comfortable.
Comporta,
to
That
retain
Despite Comporta’s laid-back, unpretentious atmosphere, the glimmer
casual decoration, few furniture and glass walls to enjoy the landscape.
of an immense villa here and there among the trees indicates just what an
Comporta is located on the Alentejo coast of Portugal, only an hour
exclusive area this can be. In that sense, in a close working relationship
south of Lisbon (a car is essential), although you’ll feel a world away.
with the hotel owner, we custom-made modern designs for this idyllic
It’s perfect for a weekend escape or a long lazy stay. Comporta is an
location. We used these tailored pieces mainly for the outdoor spaces
understated, working paradise. Its wild coastline holds the gift of
and added a refreshing contrast to the rest of the decor. We chose to use
abundance for fishermen; rice paddies populated by incredible numbers
our Italian Brand Gervasoni extensively for indoor and outdoor, as its
of storks bedeck the landscape; and forests of pine and cork trees line the
quirky and rustic design fits perfectly with the Comporta style.
quiet roads that snake towards nearby hamlets.
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RESTAURANTS WE COVET
THE WORLD’S FINEST LUXURY RESTAURANTS Fine dining restaurants are worldwide recognized for their excellence in food, service, and ambience. The menus feature dishes that are filled with creativity and artistry of the chef, which translates into the art that is very visible on the plate. The service of these spaces is attentive but not intrusive and the incredible wine lists complement the menu in perfect harmony. Here are the restaurants we’re still dreaming about.
ATOMIX New York, USA A card is set down in front of you before each new course arrives at Atomix, the tasting-menu restaurant in Murray Hill run by Junghyun Park and his wife, Jeungeun. Each is printed with a boldface transliteration of a Korean word under an abstract design of geometric shapes and lines. They look like flashcards from a school run by progressive graphic designers. One of the city’s most acclaimed and extravagant openings of 2018 has become even more expensive. Atomix, Ellia Park and Junghyun Park’s chef’s counter spot that earned three Eater stars, three NYT stars, a Michelin star, and a best new restaurant nod, has officially joined the two-hundred-dollar club. The Chef’s Counter is an intimate and personable experience featuring a U-shaped counter and an up-close look at their open kitchen. Ato, stemming from the ancient Korean word for ‘gift,’ is the innovative cuisine that husband and wife team - Chef Junghyun and manager Ellia Park, hope to deliver to the world using New York City as their stage.
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Atomix, a follow-up to their well-loved firstborn Atoboy, is a place where guests can really dive deep into Chef Park’s cuisine through a tasting menu that is inspired by Korean traditions and technique. Dinner here is as close as any meal in recent memory has come to be a poem. Each dish at Manhattan’s Atomix pleases the senses and comes with a menu card articulating its inspiration and how it’s rooted in Korean culinary history.
BORAGÓ Santiago, Chile Zero-kilometre sourcing and indigenous ingredients set apart this Chilean showstopper. Considered the best restaurant in Chile and the 4th best in Latin America by The 50’s Best, Boragó is at least peculiar. In front of the kitchen is chef Rodolfo Guzmán, dedicated to the use of endemic products from Chile, his authorial and avant-garde cuisine can be considered unique. Boragó plates the full spectrum of Chile’s broad diversity, with Chef Rodolfo Guzmán hunting ingredients from the northern Atacama desert to deepest Patagonia in the south to unearth forgotten or often-ignored produce. He works directly with 200 foraging communities and small producers to bring ultra-seasonal ingredients to the table via his Endémica menu; his cooks gather from the nearby coastline and mountains most days and the menu is formed depending on what arrives at his door on the day. The intention of the place is to reflect what the land offers, bring the best products from unusual parts of the planet, and make your dishes something priceless. In the lounge and kitchen, the chef, maitre d ‘, waiters and cooks seem to dance a ballet choreographed to exhaustion. Everything seems to work perfectly! Customers not
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only see how the kitchen works but interact with the cooks who act as waiters, taking the dishes to the table to explain them. The highly artistic Roasted Flowers à la Van Gogh, which includes false morels cooked in a seaweed bladder, turns flora and algae on their head. The adorable Black Sheep of the Family cake adheres to Boragó’s seasonal philosophy, and is made with plums, sheep’s milk and arrayán, a wild fruit available just one month of the year. In line with zero-kilometre cooking, many vegetables are grown in Boragó’s own orchard, located just 30 minutes from the restaurant and cooks are encouraged to get involved from planting to harvest. Guzmán also clinched Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants’ first Sustainable Restaurant Award in 2018. This new recognition of Boragó is the result of several years of work, tracking and
research on endemic products from all over Chile.
That has it as a favourite place for chefs and foreigners visiting the country, including Joan Roca, the Catalan chef considered the best in the world, who usually visits it when he comes to Chile.
ROTE WAND CHEF’S TABLE Schulhaus, Lech, Áustria Culinary specialities are extraordinaire in the Rote Wand Schualhus. Built-in 1780, Zug’s old schoolhouse accommodated the alpine dairy and the school for a long time. Today, all those looking for culinary delights that are in a class of their own have come to the right place at our Schualhus: they can try the Rote Wand Chef’s Table. Max Natmessnig has been the “form teacher” for providing extra tuition in gourmet experiences at the Rote Wand Chef’s Table in the Schualhus since 2017. The native Lower Austrian has cooked his way from the “Steirereck” in Vienna to the “Oud Sluis” three-star temple in the Netherlands through to the “Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare” in New York in less than 10 years. From the very front row, you experience at the Chef’s Table in Zug’s old schoolhouse how the Rolling Pin climber of the year and his chefs Daniel, Julian and Jakob compose, create, stage, dress and serve a meal of between 16 and 19 courses made from mainly regional products before your very eyes. Accompanied by corresponding drinks at every
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course, an unforgettable gourmet experience is created
awarded by Falstaff Restaurant guide with a sensational 98
at the Rote Wand Chef’s Table – second to none in the
out of 100 Points!
Alps. Incidentally, the 4 toques restaurant has lately been
Don’t just take our word for it though – try it for yourself!
SEM PORTA Setúbal, Portugal CovetED Magazine had the pleasure of experiencing the luxury world and flavours of the “Sem Porta” Restaurant, one of the many restaurants of Sublime Comporta, a luxury retreat in Comporta, Setúbal, Portugal. Sem Porta is a traditional restaurant and focuses on the Alentejo roots and the recipes passed down from generation to generation. Chef uses regional products, working with local fisherman and wineries, giving precedence to fresh, organic produce whenever possible. From the organic garden, in front of the restaurant, come some of the ingredients that make up the menu. From Portugal and Alentejo, references are recovered and reinvented. Surrounded by pine and cork trees and a luxurious green framing, the Sem Porta Restaurant in Muda is an integral part of Sublime Hotel Comporta. Sem Porta, translated as ‘no door’, reflects its willingness to welcome people into this stunning environment. Chef Hélio Gonçalves is in charge of the kitchen. His creations are inspired by nature, the excellence of local produce and the organic herbs from restaurants own organic garden. Organic and sustainable, whenever is feasible, vegetables, herbs,
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rice, meat and fish, are turned into real treats to the palate. The catch of the day comes directly from local fisherman to Sem Porta. In Sem Porta Comporta you can taste wines from every region of Portugal, and also Sublime organizes wine tasting events and has its own brand in association with a local producer. The wines served as a lever, with the hiring of a director for the area, the opening of a store, the organization of workshops and tastings, and the connection to a local producer, in the Brejinho da Costa case, for the specific production of wines. The wine list introducing itself to guests and, increasingly, to visitors, very complete and noted, both in quantity and quality, with some (very) good surprises. The architecture finds its inspiration in the old rice storing facilities of the area. In keeping with the essence of Comporta, the decor is sophisticated yet relaxed. Both the landscape and nature that surround inspire the creations of this restaurant. At Sem Porta, the stars are the local products and producers. There’s a respect for the origins and for time, which in the Alentejo has a different rhythm. Hélio Gonçalves is the current chef of the Sem Porta restaurant, and we had had the pleasure of interviewing him. The Chef joined
Sublime
Comporta
back
in
2019,
returning
from
Singapore, where he was Chef Iggy’s executive (a Michelinstarred restaurant) and at Boca with contemporary cuisine, also in Singapore, and Belcanto, from José Avillez Group as a Junior Sub-Chef. Now he leads the main restaurants of Sublime Comporta as Executive Chef: Sem Porta, Food Circle, Tasca da Comporta, and will also lead the latest hotel project: Sublime Comporta Beach Club, opened in May 2020. Just as when we try to sit at the bar when ordering drinks, if there is an opportunity to watch the kitchen team at work, we
will always take it. Sem Porta grants diners this insight thanks to a long window that runs between the kitchen and restaurant. We take a seat in full view of it so that we can witness Chef Hélio and his team do their thing as the night unfurls. As we have a look at the dishes on offer, we’re brought corn and brown bread served with smoky chorizo butter and Cartuxa Winery olive oil. The menu at Sem Porta changes seasonally and promotes local ingredients and the reimagined flavours of Alentejo. All the meals you eat and the menu itself “has a touch” of the experience acquired in Asia. “I always try to respect the origins of the house and the letter”, always honouring Portugal, the head said. With a target audience mostly foreign, the menu is constantly adapting. Hints of fruit, oriental sauces are some of the differences that you can find in the root cuisine practised by the chef in the Alentejo restaurant. In November they will create a new menu, with Alentejo Pork and other Portuguese well-known meat dishes, in order to capture the essence of what can be sought by the Portuguese public, who is already “used to the national meal”. They will include more “earth to earth” dishes that please everyone. Terra a Terra is the new surprise that the hotel is preparing, dogfish soup and other classics already known by visitors to the restaurant. They will also include a tasting menu. In order to keep with its spirit of continuously innovating, Sublime Comporta decided to open its own beach restaurant. Hélio is also the one in charge of the cuisine of this new experience of the group. Sem Porta is one of the best restaurants in Comporta and proof that Comporta is much more than the wonderful beaches. It is also an unmissable experience for gastronomy lovers. If you’re ever around Comporta and looking for a truly heartfelt, highdining experience, make your way to Sublime’s Sem Porta.
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FASHION MEETS INTERIOR DESIGN: HAUTE COUTURE LOOKS SPRING OF 2021 In-person events may have taken a pause, but this isn’t stopping designers from presenting collections that let us dream. We are living in a virtual world, and couture houses have adapted to this new reality. From Schiaparelli and Dior to Chanel and Giorgio Armani, brands are telling their stories via video, look books, and other digital channels. When haute couture meets interiors, we are given a glimpse into an exclusive, one-of-a-kind design that demonstrates the designers’ unique style and inventiveness. Each year, many Fashion Weeks take place in the biggest cities in the world and dictate what are the top trends we should follow. But what happens when fashion trends influence the design world? CovetED Magazine brings you some of the major trends you can find in the interior design world fresh of the runway. Are you brave enough to bring these trends into your decor?
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