Design Industry Weekly News Friday 20th January 2017 | Issue 161
Knox Design A luxurious family holiday home in Cala Mayor (Mallorca) overlooking the bay of Palma. The scope of this luminous multilevel upside-down house, with ample child-friendly spaces elsewhere, has allowed for the use of sophisticated and beautiful fabrics in the main living areas. The general mood is one of contemporary serenity and glamour, of clean lines and finishes and modern 2 Design Industry Weekly News
geometric shapes and patterns. Art deco with a twist, exemplified in the metallic mirror in the hallway and the stunning chandelier gracing the stairwell. Across a glass floor one steps into the dining area, a wonderful entertaining... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 3
Eklego Design The space was created as a lounge with a series of both casual and formal rooms where people could both work and hang out in. It was designed to be a relaxed welcoming experience versus the typical experience you would encounter with a receptionist and a waiting area in a formal office-like space. The project was housed in a historic villa – high ceilings, big openings, intricate details – in one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Cairo, and was complemented with an eclectic selection of modern furniture.... READ MORE...
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Bonum Wood Bonum Wood created Minoa, the world’s first parquet flooring decorated with a real, one-piece brass ornament. The designers used superior hand-crafting skills and modern laser technologies to craft this model of flooring. The MINOA flooring is made of engineered European oak boards, that are “boxed” and “X”-shaped, with a 2mm thick inlaid brass plate. Its natural oak colour is beautifully ... READ MORE...
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Luxury Projects This design elements for this project included the efficiency of the use of space, creating ambient environments to live in, making the yacht feel more spacious – a yacht to really enjoy at all times and in all spaces. The design brief was to focus on... READ MORE...
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Another Design London Ltd This project, a stunning 2,400 sq. ft. duplex, has views that will stop you in your tracks. The designers believe that this is a great house because the architecture is so contemporary and they have made the most out of the position of the property. The living area has four-metre ceilings and full-height glass windows that... READ MORE...
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Architrave Design & Planning Services
Located on the north-western coast of Morocco, Banyan Tree Tamouda Bay is a flavours inspired by Andalusian-Moorish architecture. Situated in the ancient t to the Spanish enclave Ceuta, Banyan Tree Tamouda Bay is home to the 92 priv Mountains as a backdrop with the main facilities facing the Mediterranean Sea 12 Design Industry Weekly News
an all-pool villas resort designed with Moroccan Mediterranean town of Tamouda within the city limits of Tetouan and close by vate luxury all-pool villas. It has the dramatic setting of the Rif a... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 13
Knox Design A luxurious family holiday home in Cala Mayor (Mallorca) overlooking the bay of Palma. The scope of this luminous multilevel upside-down house, with ample childfriendly spaces elsewhere, has allowed for the use of sophisticated and beautiful fabrics in the main living areas. The general mood is one of contemporary serenity and glamour, of clean lines and finishes and modern geometric shapes and patterns... READ MORE...
Designer in Profile: Tom Faulkner Position within company Founder Company Tom Faulkner Website www.tomfaulkner.co.uk Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc.) I started designing and making things back in the early nineties. I have no formal training but always liked working with my hands, and have always been interested in ‘process’. How would you describe your personal interior design style? Restrained, distinctive, elegant. I try to rely on line and proportion, without the addition of unnecessary ornament. Where does your design inspiration come from? Inspiration is all around; I am interested patterns and motifs. A lot of what I do starts with a two dimensional silhouette and develops from there. There is inspiration in nature and architecture; I look around a lot, and I travel a lot, but it is never a very conscious process – I have just returned from Japan which I found hugely inspiring, but will wait to see how that emerges in my work, if it does! READ MORE...
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