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Cunietti, born in New York, had a major residential project in Ireland and recruited the Glasgow-born Carden to help her. After the project, which went very well, the designers decided to join forces and created CARDEN CUNIETTI in 1996. Also, launched in 1996, the store gained a loyal following for its eclectic range of accessories. However, after 11 years, the way the designers combined old and new had been stolen by many other stores, and they decided to leave from retail. The duo Audrey Carden and Eleanora Cunietti transform a 19th-century house into a real jewel box, introducing stunning decorations. Audrey Carden and Eleanora Cunietti met through their boyfriends who, at the time, played in the same band. At the time, both were interior decorators. For the designers, renovating a London home was a much less extraordinary task. Their clients had decided to move from a five-story house to a smaller house in Westminster. The house is light and welcoming on the outside. However, inside the house, all the period details had been removed by the previous owners. The designers had one goal: to bring the house to life. Not just with a simple restoration, but by adding enough stunning elements to make it something like a jewelry box. Entrance Carden admits that her customers are people who like to entertain, so the entrance to the house is not just an entrance. Instead, it is a space of celebration, of welcome. The designers planned the floor in black and white marble, matching the ceiling’s plaster panel. If you barely notice the ceiling, blame it on the giant green glass chandelier. However, the most dramatic features of the room, which the clients already had from the old house, are the large glass panels by Cypriot artist Yorgos Papadopoulos. Living Room The living room is close to the garden, so it has a relatively tranquil vibe and always feels light, even on a gray London day. The unusually high wood of the baseboard contrasts with the white plaster of the wall. The fireplace is travertine and brass and adds much elegance to the space, along with the two blue armchairs. His office Carden, for this project, wanted to do a red lacquer ceiling, and so he did, in his office. The matching painting, depicting a figure reclining on a red floor, is by William Kentridge. The custom sofa, covered in velvet, turns a corner, allowing those sitting on it to watch the television. Her office It is a reasonably long room with a lot of solid surfaces. The goal in this space was to soundproof it a bit, and they achieved that. They upholstered the tops of the walls in light blue linen. The sofa belongs to the owners’ old house but recovered in a red fabric. Dining room The designers thickened the walls to allow the house’s bronze and flat glass doors to open proportionally. This way, it is possible to have large spaces without anything interrupting the passage. The dining table is by British furniture manufacturer Davidson. Kitchen The client loves to cook, so the kitchen needed to be practical and functional, and sociable. In this way, it was possible to create a breakfast nook to have a place for people to sit and hang out. Master Bedroom Everything in the bedroom is pretty neutral, to give a sense of calm and relaxation. Murano lighting and other vintage pieces give the space a soft and romantic feel. Master bathroom At the clients’ request, the designers designed a hotel bathroom. Thus, they decided to use black and white marble to achieve a luxurious hotel feel. The makeup table and mirror are custom made. The fabric of the stools is from C&C Milano, and the light fixtures are antiques. Daughter’s Bedroom The task was to make a space that was comfortable for studying but also a bit glamorous. The sliding mirror on the desk works well for makeup and hair and hides the more practical things stored on the shelves. Daughter’s bathroom The client’s daughters are beautiful women, so the goal was a fun bathroom where they could get ready for their nights on the town. She achieved this by combining Art Deco motifs with colors and marble. The house took about four months to design and 14 months to build. Throughout the spaces, there is a lot of detail work. We really hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: 1st Dibs

Gold & Bold is another HOMMÉS Studio moodboard. Gold is a precious metal and is usually associated with wealth, indulgence, prosperity, and greatness. Do not be afraid and take a risk to use gold in your next interior design project. Get to know the furniture pieces of Gold & Bold moodboard. . HOMMÉS STUDIO FURNITURE PIECES SAHARA DINING TABLE Sahara Dining Table was designed for conceptual art lovers. This is a bold shape table perfect to be part of a statement dining room project’s set. MATERIALS: Top in gold leaf with gloss finish; Base lacquered in black in gloss finishing.DIMENSIONS: Width: 225 cm | 88,6 in – Depth: 165 cm | 65,0 in – Height: 76 cm | 29,9 in OLAFUR BOOKCASE Create a contemporary reading corner with the mesmerizing Olafur Bookshelf. Ideal for the divine display of your prized possessions and beloved books, this stunning shelf works well in spaces of sleek contemporary chic. MATERIALS: Structure in Polished Gold Stainless Steel; Shelves in Clear Glass;Base in Walnut Root Wood Leaf in Gloss;Font Drawers in Walnut Root and White Bird Eye Wood Leaf Marquetry in Gloss;Interior Drawers in White Bird Eye Wood Leaf.DIMENSIONS: Width: 165 cm | 65,0 in – Depth: 40 cm | 15,7 in – Height: 172 cm | 67,7 in LEAFUS SUSPENSION LAMP Leafus suspension lamp unveils a subtle breeze of fresh and modern design. This luxury suspension lamp is full of sophistication with an organic and elegant shape. Nature-inspired, this design lamp is perfect for enhancing any contemporary living area. MATERIALS: Structure in Gold Polished Stainless Steel; Leafs in Gold Hammered Stainless Steel.DIMENSIONS: Suspension Lamp 1 Unit: Width: 79cm | 31,1 in – Depth: 39 cm | 15,4 in – Height: 200 cm | 78,7 inSuspension Lamp Set of 3: Width: 148 cm | 58,3 in – Depth: 138 cm | 54,3 in – Height: 200 cm | 78,7 in . ACH COLLECTION FURNITURE PIECES NAGY BOWL Nagy Ceramic Bowls celebrates a special edition of Bauhaus. It suits perfectly any room, and it can be used as a decorative ceramic. Materials: Hand-Painted CeramicDimensions: W 31 cm / 12.2 in, D 31 cm / 12.2 in, H 15 cm / 5.9 in AVOCADO TABLE LAMP Avocado Desk Lamp summarises the Pop Art concept, distilling the beauty out of the popular. This modern ceramic lamp can easily fit any room. Materials: Ceramic; Back Painted in Gold: Front With Marble PrintDimensions: W 13.5 cm / 5.3 in, D 13 cm / 5.1 in, H 21 cm / 8.3 in If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Lifestyle Interiors board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest or read our article NATURE SHAPES: THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURAL FORMS here.

Designer Damien Langlois-Meurinne has transformed the dated Paris home of Saudi Arabian royals into a fascinating home with contemporary flair. For French interior designer Damien Langlois-Meurinne, the Eiffel Tower offers a significant presence for the French capital and this rare and exclusive Paris home. “It is such an important part of the city, with its force and splendor,” says the acclaimed designer whose point of view is unique when designing one-of-a-kind residences. “It watches over Paris at night with its glow of light, and it is such a steady that you sometimes almost forget that it is there. So, it is great to revive it from a new perspective and to become fascinated by it once again.” That was what happened when Langlois-Meurinne first visited the 550 sq/m apartment on the opposite side of the Seine, belonging to a Saudi Arabian sheik. An early 20th-century house juts out a little further than its neighbors, thus affording it a breathtaking view of the world-famous monument. The five-bedroom home has been in the same family for decades. The apartment was linked via an internal staircase to the flat below to form an almost mind-bogglingly expansive duplex. The duplex combined two hair salons, two kitchens, a vast dining room, and a secret room hidden behind a fake wardrobe. More unexpectedly, there was also a 20-square-meter swimming pool. At the same time, it was stuck in something of a stylistic time warp, having not been renovated since the Eighties. “The decoration was solid, and there was a whole succession of rooms with minimal purpose,” says Langlois-Meurinne.   Moreover, the layout took slight advantage of the views, which were obstructed by a maze-like arrangement of corridors, and had been almost totally deprived of all its remarkable architectural details. The only elements Langlois-Meurinne managed to reclaim were two marble fireplaces. Otherwise, he completely gutted the space. As in most of his projects, his main goal was building strong angles. Additionally, submerging the interior with as much natural light as possible, and bringing newfound flexibility to its circulation. For him, this Paris home’s new layout was something of a no-brainer. The public rooms were placed at the front, where the views are spectacular, while the bedrooms were planned further back. You enter via a long gallery consisting of two spaces divided by a razor-sharp bronze arch. The marble floors are decorated, first with a sunburst theme and then with a striped design that takes you towards the dining room. The palette throughout is primarily noteworthy for its restraint. The apartment has such a robust dialogue with the exterior, and the existence of the sky is omnipresent. So, the designer did not feel the need to have intense hues to the fascinating home. Langlois-Meurinne’s work is constantly based on balance, and the scheme here is no exception. At this Paris home, rounded forms of the furnishings playoff against the more direct lines of the architecture. Conventional elements talk with a few more contemporary decorations. That is, the fireplace in the sitting room, whose chimney breast looks almost as if it has been draped in a plaster robe. . You may also like: . Furthermore, more dramatic elements offset quieter moments, the latter generally limited to secondary spaces, such as corridors or passageways. One of those is the collection of art, built with the help of the Paris-based consultant Nicolas Beutler. Given the size of the flat, it was essential to build in a bit of diversity to avoid it becoming too monotonous. That meant choosing for works in different media and by artists of different origins. Among them are a painting by Nicolas Delprat, a photograph by Matt Saunders, and Not Vital’s aluminum sculpture of an oversized lotus flower. Langlois-Meurinne still evidently remembers his client’s reaction when he saw them hanging in the fascinating home. “He gave us an immense amount of creative flexibility and did not visit during the whole of the renovation. So, for him, there was a real sense of delight and surprise. The rare Paris home looks so different now. It was like coming to a different place.” If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Lifestyle Interiors board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest or read our article GET TO KNOW THIS UNIQUE MANSION IN THE HEART OF PARIS here. Source: AD Middle East

Nature shapes and colors are eternalized through craftsmanship, with unique handcrafted techniques and an extraordinary mix of brilliant materials such as marble, different woods, and granite. These HOMMÉS products lead people to recognize the beauty in Nature, using complex shapes and smooth, rough textures as inspiration for the design and creation of impressive collections. These pieces reflect the brutal simplicity and beauty of Nature. . HOMMÉS Studio Furniture Pieces Ajui Sofa Ajui Sofa is a modern rounded sofa that blends an artsy interpretation of nature shapes: cactus silhouette with the comfort expected from a luxury sofa. MATERIALS: Upholstered in Velvet; Footer in Gold Polished Stainless Steel.DIMENSIONS: Width: 226 cm – Depth: 83 cm – Height: 80 cm – Seat Height: 45 cm Cadiz Stool Cadiz Stool is a Memphis design style stool, which combines bold shapes with comfort. An essential stool for any seating area or modern hotel lobby project. MATERIALS: Upholstered in Velvet; Base in Walnut Wood Leaf in Gloss.DIMENSIONS: Width: 65 cm – Depth: 63 cm – Height: 45 cm Ajui Armchair Ajui Armchair II is a conceptual piece. It is an accent chair that combines an artsy interpretation of a cactus with the comfort expected from a luxury armchair. MATERIALS: Upholstered in Velvet; Footer in Gold Polished Stainless Steel.DIMENSIONS: Width: 90 cm – Depth: 77 cm – Height: 85 cm – Seat Height: 47 cm Utah Center Table Utah Center Table owns a contemporary vibe. An unusual coffee table inspired by the peculiar nature shapes of the Moab pools in the Utah Desert. This nature-inspired coffee table was designed to be the ultimate item of an outstanding living room. MATERIALS: Structure in Polished Estremoz Marble; Top in Lavrador Granite, Rosa Aurora Marble, Arcano Granite, Marinace Granite, and Creme Pardais Marble, in Polished Finishing.DIMENSIONS: Width: 140 cm – Depth: 67 cm – Height: 31 cm Crina Rug Crina rug has a unique design puzzle shape. This floor-art piece is a powerful combination of nude tones and organic nature shapes, an exceptional modern rug perfect for contemporary interiors. MATERIALS: Natural Wool, Botanical Silk —> Technique: Hand-tufted, Overtufting – Custom Colors AvailableDIMENSIONS: 470 cm x 320 cm – Customization Available If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Lifestyle Interiors board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest or read our article DOLCE FAR NIENTE: SHOP THE LOOK here.

Can you picture how overwhelming it is to wake up to an endless courtyard, a concrete jungle, or a blue harbor? Discover 12 luxury modern bedrooms with a breathtaking view – from the cliffed mountains of Aspen to Shanqin Bay in China’s Hainan region. Breathtaking landscapes have many personalities. Some dress up in blue from the ocean and sandy hues from beaches; others choose to live in green from tropical gardens or gray from concrete-made modern buildings. VIEW OVER SAN FRANCISCO’S SKYLINE A modern house designed by John Maniscalco offers a privileged view over San Francisco’s skyline. The owner and interior designer Sean Leffers mixes up the urban landscape with Memphis-style furniture and eclectic textiles. The modernist home gains an organic flair with earthy hues and materials, such as the cedar wood for the ceiling. ALL-WHITE BEDROOM WITH OCEANFRONT VIEW Imagine waking up in this all-white room with an oceanfront view… Sounds like paradise, right? Tiffany Howell from Los Angeles-based interior design studio Night Palm created a minimalist all-white bedroom for a client in California. Tiffany Howell chooses furniture with dynamic shapes to break the monotony and create a warm and cozy atmosphere. BEDROOMS WITH A RAINFOREST VIEW In Mexico, One&Only hotels inaugurated a new location. One&Only Mandarina is an eco-friendly resort with modern luxury bedrooms with a breathtaking view over the ocean, the beach, and the rainforest. VIEW OVER SYDNEY’S NORTH SHORE A Spanish Colonial-style property in Sydney has a master bedroom that oversees the north shore through arced windows. Studio Kate designed the modern room, and grey is the predominant color. BEDROOMS WITH A VIEW OVER THE BEACH Eve Robinson mimics the outdoors for this beach house in Quogue, New York. The blue and beige of the master bedroom are merged with the beachfront view, namely the sea and the sand. SLEEPING UPON THE POOLSIDE The architect Paul McClean and the landscape designer Kathleen Ferguson worked side by side to design a modern family home whose privacy is ensured by greenery. The master bedroom belonging to Brian Robbins and Tracy James is one of the exceptional bedrooms with a breathtaking view. The couple wakes up to the modern pool that outlines the house. BEDROOM WITH A BREATHTAKING VIEW IN ASPEN Aspen is a synonym of the alpine panorama. On a luxurious ski chalet designed by Forum Phi, bedrooms with a breathtaking view over the mountains outside the window delight tourist all year long. A BEDROOM VIEW OVER THE COURTYARD Thomas A. Klingerman and Francis D’Haeve bring together midcentury modern furniture and contemporary art in an art-filled home in East Hampton. In the primary bedroom, the workpiece is the view over the endless courtyard. HARBOR VIEWS Arent&Pyke faced a challenge in this project – matching modern architecture and environs. The neutral colors master bedroom opens up the endogenous Australian landscape – eucalyptus and harbors views. SERENE AND INTIMATE VIEW A New York apartment that doesn’t feel like a home in New York City. The author studio Mayer Davis creates a serene and intimate view from the master bedroom to the house’s social areas. SHANQIN BAY VIEW Shanqin Bay Golf Resort‘s suites have bedrooms with a breathtaking view over the bay away from the city rush. VIEW OVER THE RIVER Rachel Chudley honors the Thames in her family home with colors and shapes of the river – namely green and blue. The master bedroom of the 1980s brick building watches over the Londoner waters. Bedroom Interior Design Collection is a proposal of luxury modern bedrooms by Hommés Studio. Discover the designs here. Find all furniture items you need to design a modern master bedroom on our catalog. Visit our Pinterest and pin your favorite Master Bedrooms design ideas. Source 1stDibs