Illustration: Aline Langleib
AFRICAN COBLAT
Designing a furniture collection
Vision and inspiration: Cobalt blue balanced by african figures.
Key elements: Layering tree rugs! zebra hide on top of a thin dhurrie, on top of a neutral sisal rug. african batik and dark african figures.
Pro tips: Aafrican figures and furniture add personality to space.
Photographer: Laetitia Boulud
Illustration: Aline Langleib
KEEP IT PURE & DELICATE
Designing a furniture collection
Vision and inspiration: Frosted glass
Key elements: Fresh white, frosted glass, light hues such as duck
egg and shiny brass metals.
Pro tips: To keep this look neat and pure, all colors must be muted down, leaving single hue against stark white.
Photographer: Laetitia Boulud
DEEP RED AND BLUE
Styling for 'W hotel' Istanbul
Vision and inspiration: The oriental magic of Istanbul evokes through W Hotel design filter.
Key elements: Deep reds and blues combined with exotic patterns and neon lights.
Pro Tips: The secret to good designed hotels is always capturing the essence of your surroundings and integrate it with the design.
Photographer: Laetitia Boulud
Illustration: Aline Langleib
BOHO PINK
Design setting for 'In & Out'
Vision and inspiration: Boho chic against charcoal gray.
Key elements: Dark charcoal wall, bohemian decorative pillows, Moroccan rug.
Pro Tip: Set your design elements against a dark backdrop to see them pop. Dark walls create a sense of depth, allowing your furniture to stand out.
Photographer: Laetitia Boulud
RETRO MEETS TROPICAL
Outdoor styling for 'Brown Hotel TLV'
Vision and inspiration: Brown TLV sexy urban vibe.
Key elements: Retro structured chair, black leather daybed, insect collection. Collectable Murano glass ashtrays lamp pieces, all in a dense tropical setting.
Pro Tip: Vivid greens invigorate dark masculine design.
Illustration: Aline Langleib
FARM LIFE
Vision and inspiration:
This setting captures the romantic spirit of living in an upscale farmhouse, inspired by Hermès and Mulberry ads.
Key elements:
Cozy distressed leather sofa, animal portrait pillows, and terra-cotta plants.
Pro Tips:
The equestrian look works with almost any space. Distressed leather is your secret weapon to anchor this look.
