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Issue #14 comes as collectible as it \ngets, by featuring a selection of our 200 favourite designers from 20 countries. These are the creative \nminds behind the most beautiful projects in the world. From contemporary to modern classic, from \ncosmopolitan residences to grand villas, from boutique to luxury hotels, any type of projects really. 200 \nDesigners and 200 inspirational photos.\nInspiration continues with the Camp Aesthetics editorial and its impact in product design. The \nunforgettable 2019 Met Gala brought this fantastic style to light by showing incredible, out of the box \nfashion. We wanted to explore the same style and see how it applies to product design... well, it was a \nfeast for the eyes! There is no shortage of fantastic, epic designs from brands worlwide that embody the \nextraordinary, the shocking and the fantastic. Curious? \nOf course we couldn’t leave out the Design Agenda for the second half of the year in the Upcoming \nEvents section as well as the latest news from Design’s top brands.\nEnjoy the next pages and prepare to feel a boost of creativity! I hope you have as much fun reading this \nissue as we had researching to create the content you are about to read. \nPS: If you are looking for extra inspiration, visit our Youtube Channel: COVETED MAGAZINE. \nE D I T O R ’ S\nL\nE\nT\nT\nE\nR\n",14,{"image":67,"text":68,"number":69},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.15.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 15.\n",15,{"image":71,"text":72,"number":73},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.16.png","NEWS & TRENDS \nWORLDWIDE\nTop interior designers who are esteemed worldwide, either for their impressive \nwork or for the way they conquered the world, are excellent inspirations for design \nenthusiasts and professionals to discover the latest news and trends within the \nindustry. Below, you can read about three novelties and collections that emanated \nrecently and are bound to be the topic of discussion for a very long time. \n",16,{"image":75,"text":76,"number":77},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.17.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 17.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\n“A ARTE DE VIVER”  (THE ART OF \nLIVING)  BY ROCHE BOBOIS AND \nJOANA VASCONCELOS\nRoche Bobois challenged the renowned Portuguese \nartist Joana Vasconcelos to reinterpret six pieces \nfrom their collection. Joana Vasconcelos recreated \nthe models edited by Roche Bobois, preserving their \noriginal essence while inscribing her identity. Her \nunparalleled creativity, which highlights Portugal’s \nartisanal traditions and know-how, redefines the codes \nof contemporary art. \nThe works will be exhibited in Miami as part of \nArt Basel and later auctioned. All proceeds will \nbe donated to the Joana Vasconcelos Foundation, \nwhose mission is to support those who make Art \ntheir path. By associating creative work, design and \ncraftsmanship, this collaboration expresses the core \nvalues of Roche Bobois.\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 17.\n",17,{"image":79,"text":80,"number":81},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.18.png","NIGHTBLOOM COLLECTION BY \nMARCEL WANDERS AND LLADRÓ\nMarcel Wanders is already famous for his collaborative \ndesign. We have seen works with Alessi, FLOS and, \nmost recently, Lladró. Together with his Creative \nDirector, \nGabriel \nChiave, \nWanders \nultimately \nproduced a collection of pendants, wall sconces and a \nfloor lamp named Nightbloom, in which a medium as \nrigid as porcelain was used to communicate motion \nthrough design. \nThis beautiful lighting collection is inspired by \nflowers swaying gently in the breeze. An original, \nmodern design notable for its shifting organic forms \nand for the attractive effects created by the light that \ncomes from inside.\n",18,{"image":83,"text":84,"number":85},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.19.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 19.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nARATA ISOZAKI | THE PRITZKER \nARCHITECTURE PRIZE 2019 \nLAUREATE\nArata Isozaki, a distinguished Japanese architect, \ncity planner and theorist, has been selected as the \n2019 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the \naward that is known internationally as architecture’s \nhighest honour. Lauded as a visionary amongst his \ninternational contemporaries, Isozaki’s forward-\nthinking approach, deep commitment to the “art of \nspace,” and transnational methodology have been \nevidenced since the 1960s. \nThe prolific architect has been credited with \nfacilitating dialogue between East and West, \nreinterpreting global influences within architecture, \nand supporting the development of younger \ngenerations in the field. His precision and dexterity \nare demonstrated through his mastery of an \nintercontinental range of building techniques, \ninterpretation of site and context, and intentionality \nof details. Isozaki’s early successes in architecture \ntranspired during the era following the Allied \noccupation of Japan, when the country sought to \nrebuild itself after the ruins of the Second World War. \nHis buildings appear geometrically simple, but are \ninfused with theory and purpose. The Museum \nof Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (1981-1986 Los \nAngeles, United States) was the architect’s first \ninternational commission. Though controversial and \ngeographically challenging, the red Indian sandstone \nbuilding was resolved by Isozaki’s eloquent awareness \nof scale through an assemblage of volumes, while \nemploying the golden ratio and yin yang theory \nthroughout, evoking the complementary nature of \nwestern and eastern relationships.\n",19,{"image":87,"text":88,"number":89},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.20.png","COVETED \nPRESENTS\nUPCOMING \nEVENTS\n2019\nMAISON&OBJET PARIS  |  6-10 SEPTEMBER\nMaison&Objet is back for its second edition of the year, after an amazing first edition in January. \nBe prepared to discover incredible new brands, products and trends, along with interesting panels \nand talks. It all happens from 6-10 September in Paris.\nMAISON&OBJET PARIS\n6-10 SEPTEMBER\nTOP DRAWER LONDON\n8-10 SEPTEMBER\nLONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL\n14-22 SEPTEMBER \nINDEX DUBAI\n17-19 SEPTEMBER\nFERIA HABITAT VALENCIA\n17-20 SEPTEMBER\n100% DESIGN\n18-21 SEPTEMBER\nHOSPITALITY DESIGN SHOW\n18-19 SEPTEMBER \nDESIGN JUNCTION\n19-22 SEPTEMBER \nLONDON DESIGN FAIR\n19-22 SEPTEMBER \nCERSAIE BOLOGNA\n23-27 SEPTEMBER\nPAD LONDON\n30 SEPTEMBER - 6 OCTOBER \n \nDECOREX\n6-9 OCTOBER\nFORT LAUDERDALE \nINTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW\n30 OCTOBER - 8 NOVEMBER\nIDEO BAIN\n4-8 NOVEMBER \nBDNY\n10-11 NOVEMBER \nSALON ART + DESIGN\n14-18 NOVEMBER \nDESIGN MIAMI \n4-8 DECEMBER   \nTOP DRAWER LONDON   \n|  8-10 SEPTEMBER\nWith 11 different sectors and over 1500 brands \nexhibiting, Top Drawer London provides access to \nthe latest trends and an insight through incredible \nseminars. Don’t miss the chance to visit the UK’s \nleading lifestyle trade show from 8-10 September at \nOlympia London.\nLONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL   \n|  14-22 SEPTEMBER\nSince 2003 that the London Design \nFestival \nshakes \nup \nthe \ndesign \ncommunity at the British capital. \nSeen as a gateway to the international \ncreative community, don’t miss it from \n14-22 September.\nINDEX DUBAI  \n| 17-19 SEPTEMBER\nINDEX Dubai is an amazing event part \nof the Middle East Design & Hospitality \nWeek. With yearly editions since 1990, \nINDEX is the largest gathering for the \ndesign community in the region. Make \nsure you visit from 17-19 September at \nDubai World Trade Centre.\n",20,{"image":91,"text":92,"number":93},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.21.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 21.\nUPCOMING EVENTS \u002F\u002F\nFERIA HABITAT VALENCIA    \n|  17-20 SEPTEMBER\nFocused on bringing design professionals all the latest \nnews and trends of the sector, Feria Habitat Valencia \nalso enables the connections between people and \nbusinesses. Allow yourself to be inspired from 17-20 \nSeptember in Valencia, Spain.\n100% DESIGN   \n|  18-21 SEPTEMBER\n100% Design is the main event of the London Design \nFestival, attraction thousands of visitors across its four \ndays. Taking place at the iconic Olympia London from \n18-21 September, don’t miss the chance to witness \nincredible talks and bespoke installations.\nDESIGN JUNCTION   \n|  19-22 SEPTEMBER\nSeen as London’s leading contemporary \ndesign show, Design Junction presents \nbreakthrough brands, forward-thin-\nking furniture and amazing design \naccessories as part of London Design \nFestival. Don’t miss it from 19-22 \nSeptember at King’s Cross.\nPAD LONDON  |  30 SEPTEMBER - 6 OCTOBER\nInspiring a unique spirit of collecting, PAD epitomises how modern art, photography, \ndesign, decorative and tribal arts interact to reveal astonishing combinations and \ncreate the most individual and staggering interiors. PAD cultivates eclecticism, \nauthenticity and connoisseurship with passion and flair. Its boutique setting is \ndesigned to inspire collectors, art consultants, museum experts, interiors specialists, \ndesign practitioners and the public alike, making PAD the only event of its kind. Feel \nfree to stop by this amazing event taking place at Berkeley Square in London from \nthe 30th of September to October 6th. \nLONDON DESIGN FAIR \n|  19-22 SEPTEMBER \nTaking place in the heart of East \nLondon, London Design Fair is the \nmost international trade destination \nduring London Design Festival, bringing \ntogether \n550 \nexhibitors \nfrom \n36 \ncountries. Make sure you stop by the Old \nTruman Brewery, from 19-22 September.\n",21,{"image":95,"text":96,"number":97},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.22.png","DESIGN MIAMI\n| 4-8 DECEMBER\nDesign Miami\u002F is the global forum for design. Each fair brings \ntogether the most influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators \nand critics from around the world in celebration of design culture \nand commerce. Occurring alongside the Art Basel fairs in Miami, \nUSA each December and Basel, Switzerland each June, Design \nMiami\u002F has become the premier venue for collecting, exhibiting, \ndiscussing and creating a collectable design. Stop by the Miami \nBeach Convention Centre from 4-8 December.\nDECOREX \n|  6-9 OCTOBER\nDecorex International is Europe’s leading event for interior design \nprofessionals. Established for over 40 years, Decorex will open its \ndoors for 2019 in central London from 6-9 October.\nBDNY\n|  10-11 NOVEMBER \nBoutique Design New York (BDNY) is the leading trade fair and \nconference for hospitality design professionals, serving the eastern \nUnited States, Canada and Europe. For two high-energy days each \nNovember, it’s the creative nexus of the industry, bringing 8,000+ \ninterior designers, architects, purchasing agents and owners\u002F\ndevelopers together with more than 750 manufacturers and \nmarketers of exceptional design elements for hospitality interiors. \nVisit The Jacob K. Javits Center and feel inspired. \nFORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW\n|  30 OCTOBER - 3 NOVEMBER \nEvery year, the show exhibits a vast array of the industry’s latest \nboats and yachts of all sizes, worldwide debuts, plus a medley of \nmarine products and accessories to enhance the nautical lifestyle. \nFrom yacht builders and designers to exotic cars and brokerage yachts, \nthis show has something for everyone! Fort Lauderdale, Florida, \nthe “Yachting Capital of the World” will host the 60th annual Fort \nLauderdale International Boat Show from the 30th of October to the \n3rd of November.\n",22,{"image":99,"text":100,"number":101},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.23.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 23.\n",23,{"image":103,"text":104,"number":105},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.24.png","THE WORLD’S TOP \nINSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS\nF R O M  N E W  Y O R K  TO  M O S C O W\nCovetED Magazine has selected the top designers from the world’s best markets to celebrate the best that the design \nworld has to offer. With styles ranging from contemporary to classic or mid-century modern, this is the ultimate list \nthat every design lover should know. Since the interior design industry is so competitive, every design professional \naspires to be more ground-breaking and bolder than the others, thus leaving their signature in the design world. \nThese interior designers were bold enough to be picked by us.\n",24,{"image":107,"text":108,"number":109},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.25.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 25.\nPARIS\nALBERTO PINTO \nSTUDIO\nThe historical founder of the Alberto Pinto \nStudio was the late Alberto Pinto, one of the \nbiggest icons of French interior design, and \nis now under Linda Pinto’s management. \nAlways refusing to conceive narrow and \nclosed spaces, he naturally oriented himself \ntowards “big projects”. After his passing, the \nStudio carried on and is still considered one of \nthe top design studios in France.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nPARIS\nPIERRE-YVES \nROCHON \nPierre-Yves Rochon (PYR) was founded in Paris \nin 1979 to create interior design solutions for \nluxury hospitality and residential environments. \nPYR has been entrusted with iconic historic \nlandmarks as well as cutting-edge developments \naround the world as a direct result of the \ncreativity and craftsmanship they bring to \nevery project. \n",25,{"image":111,"text":112,"number":113},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.26.png","PARIS\nPARIS\nINDIA MAHDAVI\nGÉRARD FAIVRE\nIndia Mahdavi was born in Tehran from \nan Egyptian mother and an Iranian father. \nAfter graduating from the Cooper Union and \nthe School of Visual Arts of New York, she \nbuilt her professional experience at Christian \nLiaigre agency. Between 1990 and 1997, she \nwas named art director of the famous French \nhouse and finally, she decided to create her \nown agency in 1999.\nGerard Faivre, recognized as one of the best \ncontemporary interior designers, created the \nconcept Gerard Faivre Residence, luxury \nproperties completely renovated, furnished \nand decorated with fully integrated hotel \nservices. To create an original work of art, \nFaivre imbues himself with the soul of each \nproperty. For him, each site is both a blank \ncanvas and a source of inspiration.\n",26,{"image":115,"text":116,"number":117},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.27.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 27.\nPARIS\nPARIS\nJEAN-LOUIS DENIOT \nJACQUES GRANGE \nJean-Louis Deniot has been in the business \nof creating atmospheres for quite some time. \nRecognized for his eclectic and emblematic \ninteriors, Jean-Louis Deniot plays in a \nmultiplicity of repertoires, never sticking to \nthe purity of style. His flair for nodding to \npast time periods and refined colour palettes \nis the reason he has been booked for an \nendless list of impressive projects.\nJacques Grange is one of the best interior \ndesigners and decorators in the world. \nKnown for his exquisite style, characterized \nby a harmony between traditional and \ncontemporary tastes, Grange is one of the very \nfew interior designers who received classical \neducation in the field. He decorated and \ndesigned interiors for some of the biggest and \nmost respected personalities and tastemakers. \nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 27.\n",27,{"image":119,"text":120,"number":121},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.28.png","PARIS\nPARIS\nPIERRE \nYOVANOVITCH\nPHILIPPE STARCK\nPierre Yovanovitch uses the traditional know-\nhow of the French craftsmen to create unique \ninteriors and pieces made of noble materials. \nHe opened his own agency opened in 2001 \nunder the name of “Pierre Yovanovitch, \nInterior designer” and has worked all over the \nworld. In 2016, the agency moved into the \ncentre of Paris and opened an office in New \nYork in 2018.\nIn 1979, Philippe Starck launched his \nagency, Ubik, and would become famous \nand recognized thanks to the French \npresident François Mitterand, that asked \nhim to re-invent the private flat of the \npresidential palace, the Elysée. From that \npoint on, the artist would never stop, \nbetween designing incredible projects or \nsimple daily objects.\n",28,{"image":123,"text":124,"number":125},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.29.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 29.\nPARIS\nROBERT COUTURIER\nRobert Couturier made design history in \n1987 when billionaire financier Sir James \nGoldsmith entrusted him with the incredible \nproject on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Since \nthen, Couturier has contributed to major \narchitecture and design books, being able to \nlend a sense of connoisseurship, imagination \nand even experimentation to the traditional \ndesign landscape.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 29.\nPARIS\nCHRISTIAN LIAIGRE \nChristian Liaigre opened his studio in \n1987, focusing on interior architecture and \nfurniture design. Christian Liaigre has made \nhimself known by his refined, high-quality \nwork. Through good use of space and light, \nhe bases his design on local cultures and \ntraditions, choice of materials and a special \nlove of arts and crafts. \n",29,{"image":127,"text":128,"number":129},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.30.png","MILAN\nMILAN\nDIMORE STUDIO\nCRISTINA\nCELESTINO\nEmiliano Salci and Britt Moran invested \nin the fields of design, art and fashion, and \nfounded Dimore Studio in 2003. This duo \nof contemporary designers has a unique \nsignature style with pieces created by historical \ndesign master artisans merged with domestic \nmaterials and other modified objects. They \noften cross the boundaries between art and \ndesign, fashion and architecture.\nCristina Celestino worked in several areas of \narchitecture before finally turning to interior \narchitecture and design. She moved to Milan \nin 2009 where she created “Attico”, her design \nbrand which focused on the conception of \nlamps and furnishings. Her style is heavily \nbased on observation and research, mixing in \nold and new and exploring many variations \nbetween scale.\n",30,{"image":131,"text":132,"number":133},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.31.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 31.\nMILAN\nMILAN\nLAURA POZZI\nGIULIO\nCAPPELLINI\nLaura Pozzi created her studio in 2003, \nhaving the role of stylist, creative director \nand executive producer herself in a company \nlocated in Follina, Treviso and Milan. She’s \ntaken her 19-year-old career to the max, by \nmixing her visual moods of design, architecture \nand styling into each of her new projects. Her \nstyle focuses on three main keywords: colours, \nemotions and simplicity.\nGiulio Cappellini is an emblematic figure in \nthe design panorama. Born in 1954, he was \ndeeply involved in design since childhood, \nthanks to his family business. After graduating \nin Architecture, he launched himself into \nthe industry and had many cooperations \nwith other top designers. His style is fitting \nwith the modern trends as we can see from \nproducts such as the Mill sofa.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 31.\n",31,{"image":135,"text":136,"number":137},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.32.png","MILAN\nMILAN\nMARCO PIVA\nLUDOVICA+ \nROBERTO PALOMBA\nMarco Piva is a reference in Milanese \narchitecture, interior design and product \nconceptions. He opened his studio during \nthe 80s having been known for handling \nprojects in the areas of architectural interior \ndesign and industrial design. Piva has a careful \napproach to his projects, by studying and \ncreating solutions that have compositional \nsobriety and stylistic freedom.\nLudovica and Roberto Palomba are known \nas “the golden couple of Italian design”. After \nsetting up their own studio in Milan in 1994, \nthey’ve been involved in architectural planning, \ninterior design and partnerships with brands \nsuch as Foscarini and Poltrona Frau are some \nof the highlights of their career. In their work, \nthey aim to acquire an aesthetic result.\n",32,{"image":139,"text":140,"number":141},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.33.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 33.\nNEW YORK\nMILAN\nBUNNY WILLIAMS\nMATTEO NUNZIATI\nBunny Williams is one of the greatest interior \ndesigners of the United States and opened \nher interior design company in 1988. Bunny \nhas launched a collection of furniture and \naccessories known as Bunny Williams Home. \nShe co-owns a garden furniture and ornament \nshop in New York, with antiques dealer \nJohn Rosselli, extending her love of design to \nbeyond the interiors.\nBorn in Bologna in 1972, Nunziati is one of \nthe most influential designers and architects \nworldwide. His career started in 2000 by \nopening his own interior design studio in \nMilan, known for providing his clients with \nthe best luxury furniture in luxury hotels, \nresidences, wellness centres and spas. One of \nthe highlights of his career has to do with his \ntake on the Trump Towers.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 33.\n",33,{"image":143,"text":144,"number":145},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.34.png","NEW YORK\nNEW YORK\nCLODAGH\nCHAMPALIMAUD \nDESIGN\nClodagh Design is a multi-disciplinary design \nfirm based in New York City. It is one of the \nworld’s leading innovative design studios with \nan award winning portfolio that spans over 24 \ncountries. Founded in 1989, Clodagh Design is \nmade up of three distinctive business divisions: \nClodagh \nDesign \nInternational, \nClodagh \nDesign Signature and Clodagh Collection. \nChampalimaud Design is known for creating \nsome of the most renowned hospitality \nand private projects in the world and was \nfounded by Alexandra Champalimaud. They \nhave been able to manage and accomplish \nmany collaborations with top clients in \norder to create some of the world’s most \ndistinctive properties, transforming context \nand heritage into compelling stories and \nunparalleled experiences.\n",34,{"image":147,"text":148,"number":149},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.35.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 35.\nNEW YORK\nNEW YORK\nJONATHAN ADLER\nDUTCH EAST DESIGN \nJonathan Adler is a potter, designer and \nauthor. Adler launched his first ceramic \ncollection in 1993 at Barneys New York \nand, five years later, he expanded into home \nfurnishings, opening his first boutique in \nManhattan. Adler’s inspirations have come \nfrom mid-century modern, art and global pop \nculture and, because of that, he is best known \nfor his “happy” interior designs and line of \nhome furnishings. \nDutch East Design and Warren Red Branding \ncome together in a much-anticipated union. \nBoth well-established firms, the two have \njoined to unify the aesthetic, cultural and \nsocial aspects of their projects, creating \ncomplete experiences. As much a business \nresource as designer, the company fosters \na philosophy of collaboration, working \nwith owners and operators to bring to bear \nextensive experience.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 35.\n",35,{"image":151,"text":152,"number":153},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.36.png","NEW YORK\nNEW YORK\nRYAN KORBAN\nROCKWELL GROUP\nRyan Korban jumped to the spotlight of \nthe design industry and, since his luxury \ndebut, his work and style have been making \nheadlines on the top design magazine. \nDrawing on inspirations ranging from Monet \npaintings to Helmut Newton photographs, \nhe creates seductive, wondrous spaces that \nsurpass the trend to redefine traditional \ndesign for a new generation.\nFounded in New York in 1984 by David \nRockwell, the Rockwell Group creates the \nmost extraordinary designs all around the \nworld. Some of the greatest works created \nby David and his team include the interiors \nof Nobu and the W Hotels, the exuberant \nMohegan Sun Casino, the pop-tastic scenery \nfor the Broadway musical ‘Hairspray’ and \nthe sublimely hilarious high-modern sets for \n‘Team America: World Police’.\n",36,{"image":155,"text":156,"number":157},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.37.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 37.\nMIAMI\nNEW YORK\nBROWN DAVIS\nINTERIORS\nSASHA BIKOFF\nTodd Davis and Rob Brown are the founders \nof Brown Davis Interiors, a firm that focuses \non the classic architecture. They have been \nnoticeable for designing two residences for \nPresident and Secretary of State Clinton, \nand The British Embassy residence. In every \nproject, they are 100% committed to the \nconcept that is based on modern classicism \nand attention to details.\nSasha Bikoff is known for her balanced \nunderstanding of design, flawless execution \nand technical know-how sculpted from her \nvast worldly exploits and experiences. Bikoff’s \nstyle is heavily influenced by her hometown, \nNew York, and from her experiences traveling \nabroad. In her projects, her remarkable line-\nup of brands and products break design rules \nand inspire a lavish yet eclectic lifestyle.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 37.\n",37,{"image":159,"text":160,"number":161},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.38.png","MIAMI\nMIAMI\nJ DESIGN\nDKOR\nINTERIORS\nJ Design Group is an interior design company \nwith many projects, from hotels, restaurants, \nhospitality installations, to luxury homes \nthroughout Florida and the world. These \nspaces are completed with the most amazing \nsettings and luxurious pieces of furniture. \nRegardless of project type, this interior design \ncompany always delivers the most incredible \nresults seen in interior design.\nFollowing the keywords “Concept. Collaborate. \nCreate.”, DKOR Interiors delivers luxurious and \ninnovative homes that correlate to the client’s \nneeds. Each project starts with a concept, \nwith the team taking time to understand the \nindividual needs of each client and apply them \nto interior design creative process. With this, \nthey create an authentic style and a true \nhome identity.\n",38,{"image":163,"text":164,"number":165},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.39.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 39.\nMIAMI\nMIAMI\nKHADINE SCHULTZ\nINTERIORS\nJEROME H. DAVIS \nINTERIORS, LLC\nKhadine Schultz is an architect and interior \ndesigner that shares a large amount of \ninnovation, work ethic and a keen eye \nfor detail. With more than 10 years of \nexperience, she considers herself a massive \ntraveller, gaining inspiration every time, \nfor the development of her knowledge of \narchitecture and design. \nWith a family history surrounded by the \nfurniture and design world, Amanda Davis \nCarreon found her passion for design very \nearly. Her love for creating beautiful spaces \nhas always been a personal and professional \ngoal. Throughout her career, she explored \nthat passion and worked for several fashion \nretailers while delivering the most amazing \nprojects and settings.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 39.\n",39,{"image":167,"text":168,"number":169},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.40.png","MIAMI\nMIAMI\nSTUDIO\nLILY KWONG\nKOBI KARP\nARCHITECTURE\nStudio Lily Kwong is a stylish and eccentric \nlandscape design studio that perfectly embodies \nthe exterior environment in incredible spaces. \nLily’s design studio balances all aspects of \ndesign in the dreamiest way, using all that \nMother Nature has to offer since botany to \nurban planning. This concept has been applied \nto luxury hotels and high-quality residential \nlandscapes. \nIn 1996 Kobi Karp founded the Kobi Karp \nArchitecture and Interior Design Inc. It’s a \nfull-service architectural and interior design \ncompany that creates amazing settings on \nseveral buildings, from the design of large-\nscale, high-rise condominium and hospitality \nprojects to small-scale low-rise residential and \ncommercial structures. \n",40,{"image":171,"text":172,"number":173},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.41.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 41.\nMIAMI\nMIAMI\nPEPE CALDERIN\nDESIGN\nMICHAEL WOLK \nDESIGN\nPepe Calderin Design is a Miami and New \nYork-based interior design firm, that sits on \nthe full-service of high-end residential and \ncommercial spaces. This award-winning \ncompany has over 20 years of experience in \ndesign, along with a concept of freshness, \nenergy, visionary and modern essence. In \nevery project, they deliver the most eccentric \nand exquisite settings.\nSince 1971, Michael Wolk Design Associates \nhas contributed to the interior design world \nwith a service that shares interior, graphic, \nproduct and furniture divisions. They have a \ncreative team of talented designers and highly \nskilled technicians for every project, achieving \ntop excellence. Innovation and modern \nsettings are everything that this company has \nin its projects.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 41.\n",41,{"image":175,"text":176,"number":177},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.42.png","LOS ANGELES\nMIAMI\nJAMIE BUSH + CO\nSOFIA JOELSSON \nDESIGN\nJamie Bush + Co, inspired by art and design \nfrom a very young age, has followed his \npassion for design without a doubt. From \nNew Orleans to Venice, the designer gained \na massive love for modernism. After finishing \nhis masters in architecture, Jamie searched for \nmid-century modern residential architecture \nin Los Angeles and, in 2002, he finally founded \nhis own company.\nSofia Joelsson is a Swedish native that’s \nbeen gaining a strong reputation in Miami \nand in the USA. Her amazing interior design \nfirm stands out for her meticulousness and \nattention to detail and her ability to combine \nher design identity with the vision and desire \nof every client. She can luxury with comfort, \nindulgence with wellness and technology \nwith simplicity.\n",42,{"image":179,"text":180,"number":181},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.43.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 43.\nLOS ANGELES\nLOS ANGELES\nKATHRYN M. \nIRELAND DESIGN\nJEFF ANDREWS\nFamous interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland is \nknown in the industry for her stunning design \nprojects and her amazing fabric collections, \nbut she gained worldwide celebrity status \ndue to her appearance on the hit TV show \n“Million Dollar Decorators” of BravoTV. She’s \nbeen capitalizing on that fame by conquering \nnew markets and clients.\nJeff Andrews designs sophisticated and livable \ninteriors for families and celebrities alike. Jeff is \nskilled at pushing creative boundaries in ways \nthat respect and redefine traditional design \naesthetics. His innovative and refreshing \napproach makes him one of the most sought-\nafter interior designers in the industry.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 43.\n",43,{"image":183,"text":184,"number":185},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.44.png","LOS ANGELES\nLOS ANGELES\nMARMOL RADZINER\nKELLY\nWEARSTLER\nMarmol Radziner, consists of a Los Angeles-\nbased design-build practice founded by \narchitects Leo Marmol, FAIA and Ron Radziner, \nFAIA. The company deals with areas such \nas architectural design, historic restoration, \nlandscape design, interior design and furniture \ndesign. The focus of the projects are bent on \ninstitutions such as residential, hospitality, \neducational, as well as community projects.\nKelly Wearstler is an American designer and \none of the very top interior designers in the \nworld, admired for her bold designs and \nfantastic interior projects. After founding \nher own design firm Kelly Wearstler Interior \nDesign in the mid-1990s, her ensuing work \nwithin the hotel industry built her an enviable \nreputation in California. \n",44,{"image":187,"text":188,"number":189},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.45.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 45.\nLOS ANGELES\nLOS ANGELES\nMERVE\nKAHRAMAN\nMARTYN LAWRENCE \nBULLARD\nMerve Kahraman is a top interior designer who \nhas been conquering a lot of attention thanks \nto her mid-century style with a modern twist. \nThrough the use of humour, she practises \nher art either on industrial or interior design \n(where she is specialized). On many of her \ninterior design projects you can find custom \npieces of furniture, typically retro, with their \ngeometric and asymmetric features.\nMartyn Lawrence Bullard is a multi-award \nwinning Los Angeles based interior designer and \nis renowned for his broad range of styles and \neclectic, yet sophisticated interiors. A popular \ntelevision personality, Martyn starred in the \nhit Bravo series, Million Dollar Decorators and \nhosted Channel 4’s Hollywood Me in the UK, \nalong with a multitude of design television \nprograms spanning over 65 countries.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 45.\n",45,{"image":191,"text":192,"number":193},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.46.png","LOS ANGELES\nLOS ANGELES\nPETER DUNHAM\nMICHAEL S\nSMITH\nPeter Dunham was raised in France, spent \nhis summers in Spain and was educated in \nEngland. He started his decorating career \nas an apprentice of the legendary David \nHicks while studying International Business \nAdministration.In 1998, Dunham started his \nown company in LA. From decorating houses, \nhotels and medical  projects to inspiring \nfilm office designs, there’s nothing that Mr. \nDunham can’t do.\nMichael S Smith – also known as Obama’s \nWhite House decorator – is one of the most \nrespected and original talents in the industry. \nBorn in California, Michael studied interior \ndesign in Los Angeles. In 1984, he continued \nhis studies in London, then returned to the \nU.S. to work under the tutelage of legendary \nGep Durenberger. His design firm, Michael S \nSmith Inc, was launched in 1990, expanding \nfrom projects solely for private clients.\n",46,{"image":195,"text":196,"number":197},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.47.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 47.\nUNITED KINGDOM\nLOS ANGELES\nBLACKSHEEP\nWALDO\nFERNANDEZ\nFor Tim Mutton, founder and leader of \nBlacksheep, every project, either with a new or \nreturning client, has to be a new book that tells \na new tale. The studio was launched in 2002 \nwith the aim of bringing a new perspective to \nthe industry. Aside from leading Blacksheep’s \nteam, Tim regularly teaches, judges, writes, \npresents and is an active force in driving the \ndesign industry’s future.\nBorn in Cuba, Waldo Fernandez’s Latin blood \ninspires his strong designs for his amazing \ncelebrity clients list, such as Elizabeth Taylor, \nBrad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The interior \ndesign projects developed by the Cuban \ninterior designer include many high-end \nprivate residences, restaurants, numerous \nHawaiian estates, riding stables, executive \noffices, yachts and private planes.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 47.\n",47,{"image":199,"text":200,"number":201},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.48.png","UNITED KINGDOM\nUNITED KINGDOM\nDAVID COLLINS \nSTUDIO\nDAVID \nCHIPPERFIELD\nEstablished in 1985 by David Collins and \nIan Watson, David Collins Studio is an \narchitectural-based consultancy that has \nredefined luxury interior design on a global \nscale. The Studio has been involved in the \ndesign of unique projects for a wide range \nof clients in the commercial worlds of \nhigh-fashion and of some of London’s top \nrestaurants, hotels and bars. \nSir David Alan Chipperfield is a British \narchitect known for his modern, and minimal \ndesigns. He graduated from the Architectural \nAssociation in London and worked with \naward-winning architects such as Richard \nRogers and Norman Foster. He ended up \nestablishing David Chipperfield Architects \nin 1985, maintaining the offices in Berlin, \nLondon, Milan, and Shanghai to this day.\n",48,{"image":203,"text":204,"number":205},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.49.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 49.\nUNITED KINGDOM\nUNITED KINGDOM\nFRANCIS SULTANA\nFIONA BARRATT\nFrancis Sultana is definitely a name you \nimmediately recognize when it comes to \ntop bespoke interior designers worldwide. \nHe’s famous for his contemporary and \nsophisticated vision of the modern interiors, as \nwell as his unique style and close relationship \nwith the artistic world, which has allowed \nhim to create unique pieces such as cabinetry, \ntables, upholstery and lighting.\nFiona Barratt is an award-winning interior \ndesigner and one of the UK’s leading figures \nin the universe of interior design. The \ndesigner gets her greatest inspiration from her \nfamily since the interest in architecture and \ndesign began with her grandfather. Mixing \nsophisticated neutrals with bursts of accent \ncolours, Fiona Barratt makes the perfect \nbalance in her projects. \nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 49.\n",49,{"image":207,"text":208,"number":209},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.50.png","UNITED KINGDOM\nUNITED KINGDOM\nKRIS TURNBULL \nSTUDIOS\nKELLY HOPPEN\nKris Turnbull Studios is the best at giving a \nmodern approach to a luxury interior design \nproject since 2007, and that’s exactly why his \ndesign firm is so highly sought after. With a \ncreative team that offers the best interior design, \narchitecture, interior architecture and styling \nservices, Kris Turnbull is definitely a reference \nwithin the interior design community.\nWith a differentiating signature style and \nover 40 years of experience, Kelly Hoppen \nis an icon in the industry, having received \nmultiple awards. She has also been featured \nin numerous publications and collaborated \nwith several selected brands. Based in London, \nHoppen is known for the idea of giving \nthe most personalized and proper interiors \naccording to the client’s lifestyle.\n",50,{"image":211,"text":212,"number":213},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.51.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 51.\nUNITED KINGDOM\nUNITED KINGDOM\nSTAFFAN TOLLGÅRD \nDESIGN GROUP\nROSE UNIACKE\nFounded in 2005, Staffan Tollgård Design \nGroup offers an award-winning architectural \ninterior design service known for its bold take \non residential interiors. Founded by Staffan \nand Monique Tollgard, the studio’s authentic \nstyle is born out of Asian and Scandinavian \nfunctionalism, \nmixed \nwith \na \nstrong \nappreciation of furniture as sculptural art.\nRose Uniacke is one of the UK’s top interior \ndesigners, well-known for her ability to create \ncalm, balanced, refined interiors. Whether it’s \na residential or commercial project, getting \nto know clients, understanding their needs \nand preferences, winning their trust and \ncollaborating with them is at the heart of \nRose’s work; and it’s something she finds \nparticularly rewarding.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 51.\n",51,{"image":215,"text":216,"number":217},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.52.png","PORTUGAL\nPORTUGAL\nCATARINA\nBATISTA\nANA CORDEIRO\nThe architect founded her studio, Catarina \nBatista Studio, in 2011. In order to meet the \nneeds of Portuguese families, she mainly \ndevelops private projects for single-family \nhomes. \nSpecializing \nin \ninterior \ndesign, \nrehabilitation, and decoration, the Studio offers \nthe creativity and attention to detail needed to \nensure the obvious connection between the \nemotions and dreams of the clients. \nPrego Sem Estopa was born on the ground-\nfloor of Calçada do Combro, a space that \nquickly became a landmark of good taste. \nIn January 2012, Ana Cordeiro was invited \nto internationalize her brand at Maison et \nObjet, one of the most prestigious fairs in \nParis. There, she presented a collection in \na reinvented vintage style, consisting of \nfurniture designed by her.\n",52,{"image":219,"text":220,"number":221},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.53.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 53.\nPORTUGAL\nPORTUGAL\nJOANA ASTOLFI \nDESIGN GROUP\nEMMANUEL BABLED\nJoana Astolfi is an artist, architect and \ndesigner. Starting from Joana’s creative vision, \nStudio Astolfi is a team of artists, architects \nand technicians who specialize in telling \nstories, evoking memories and captivating \nthe curiosity of our audiences. Studio Astolfi \nhas created projects for Hermès, Cantinho do \nAvillez, Claus Porto, among many others.\nEmmanuel Babled is a French designer living \nin Portugal and has always been a firm \ndefender of traditional craftsmanship, as \nwell as a man who’s been handling a series of \nfurniture and interior design initiatives in that \ncountry. Most notably, he has been working \nwith Murano Glass and being involved in \nprojects that allow the combination of his \nexperience in glasswork with other traditional \ncraftsmanship techniques. \nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 53.\n",53,{"image":223,"text":224,"number":225},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.54.png","PORTUGAL\nPORTUGAL\nMUSA DÉCOR\nLISETE REIS\nCreated by Soraia Pereira in 1999, Musa \nDécor combines both architecture and \ndesign services, so that each work reflects the \ninspirations and desires of each client. Its style \nis characterized by being full of emotions and \npositive energy, turning simple spaces into \nrooms where you can whether have a cosy \nfamily gathering or an elegant cocktail party \nwith friends.\nLisete Reis is the proof that having two \nloves is not impossible. After working as a \njournalist for 20 years, she created a design \nblog evolved to a store in Porto. In the store, \nyou can find comfortable armchairs, worked \nmirrors, Portuguese ceramics, among many \nother things. The all-white decoration is \none of Lisete’s favourite trends, which is \nhighlighted with vivid colours and some \nimprobable combinations. \n",54,{"image":227,"text":228,"number":229},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.55.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 55.\nPORTUGAL\nPORTUGAL\nVITERBO INTERIOR \nDESIGN GROUP\nNINI ANDRADE\nSILVA\nViterbo Interior Design is a leading family-\nowned interior design company, with offices \nin Portugal and Singapore. At Viterbo Interior \nDesign, they hold the deep-rooted belief that \ntheir success is not based in a predictable \naesthetic but rather in their genuine efforts \nto deliver a unique project that transmits \nbalance and aesthetics thus enhancing your \nlife quality.\nNini Andrade Silva is one of the most prestigious \ninterior designers in the world. Nini’s work has \ninternational recognition, having placed the \nname of Portugal alongside the biggest and best \ndesigners in the world, while being the creative \nmind behind multiple hotels, such as Vila Foz \nHotel & Spa in Porto, Portugal. \nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 55.\n",55,{"image":231,"text":232,"number":233},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.56.png","PORTUGAL\nPORTUGAL\nCASA DO PASSADIÇO\nOITOEMPONTO\nAfter being restored in the ‘90s, the Casa do \nPassadiço was transformed into a design \nstudio by Catarina Rosas, Cláudia Soares \nPereira and Catarina Soares Pereira. Their \nmodern yet functional style is always present \nin their interiors, along with the best products \nand materials that meet the client’s personal \ndesign vision. The end result is a balanced yet \nluxurious space. \nArtur Miranda created Oitoemponto in 1993 to \nbring innovative design to Portugal. Two years \nlater, Jacques Bec joined him, bringing his own \nvery personal French touch from Paris, the City \nof Lights. They started working for public and \ncommercial places but their common taste for \nsophisticated and personalized surroundings \nsoon led them to develop their creativity in \nprivate projects. Among their projects, we \nhighlight the fantastic Monumental Palace \nHotel in Porto, Portugal and La Maison du \nCaviar Restaurant in Paris. \n",56,{"image":235,"text":236,"number":237},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.57.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 57.\nSPAIN\nSPAIN\nISABEL\nLÓPEZ-QUESADA\nADRIANA NICOLAU\nIsabel López-Quesada has dedicated herself to \ninterior design since she was a child, and opened \nher studio 30 years ago in Madrid. Her projects \nare some of the best ideas and inspiration for \ninterior design, offering a miscellaneous design, \nwith the top trends of English and French style. \nIsabel is definitely one of the top luxury interior \ndesigners in the world. \nAdriana Nicolau is an interior designer that \ncreates projects with a nurturing and cozy \nenvironment. Her projects are filled  with \nantiques, which she avidly searched for in \nthe trails of Madrid and in the corners of \nthe Marché aux Puces, in Paris. Her studio \nis located in Madrid and it is permanently \nseeking out new projects from which people \ncan get inspired by.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 57.\n",57,{"image":239,"text":240,"number":241},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.58.png","SPAIN\nSPAIN\nJORGE CAÑETE\nJAIME BERIESTAIN \nSTUDIO\nA Swiss of Catalan and Andalusian origin, \nJorge Cañete did not choose to devote his life \nto interior design and architecture by chance. \nHis graduation in “Interior Design” and his \nprevious experience in architecture studios \nwas his launchpad to set up his studio in 2005: \nINTERIOR DESIGN PHILOSOPHY. The \ndesigner decided to express his creativity in 3D \nthrough interior design. \nJaime Beriestain Studio is an award-winning \ndesign and architecture studio in Madrid. The \nstudio was launched in 2002 and has created \na huge number of projects for the time being. \nTheir luxurious undertakings range from the \nbiggest hotels to the smallest of projects. Their \nmain goal is to search for the specific nature of \neach project and adapt into a solution to meet \nthe criteria of each individual client.\n",58,{"image":243,"text":244,"number":245},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.59.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 59.\nSPAIN\nSPAIN\nMERCEDES ARCE\nMASQUESPACIO\nMercedes Arce has a passion for three elements \nin particular in her career: design, architecture \nand art.  Always on the lookout for top trends, \nshe successfully creates a certain harmony \ninherent to all the interiors she took on, more \nspecifically spaces filled with “suitable spaces \nand personality”.\nMasquespacio is an award-winning studio \ncreated by Ana Milena and Christophe \nPenasse in 2001, Valencia. It is a luxurious \nstudio internationally celebrated for being set \non new and innovative concepts for all kinds \nof projects. Masquespacio creates the best \nexperiences that successfully seduce end-users \nwith different products and decoration. \nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 59.\n",59,{"image":247,"text":248,"number":249},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.60.png","SPAIN\nSPAIN\nSARA FOLCH\nPEPE LEAL\nFounded by Sara Folch, Sara Folch Interior \nDesign is an amazing design studio that has \nbeen around for more than 25 years. The \nteam at the Barcelona architecture studio \nhas designed hundreds of projects, making \nSara Folch one of the world’s most renowned \ninterior designers. Each project is a new \nopportunity to innovate, combine and create \nunique and personalized spaces considering \neach detail. \nPepe Leal has a degree in Art History, a \nbackground that provided him with a \ntheoretical basis to project himself later in the \nworld of decoration. His first exhibition at \nCasa Decor 98 earned him the respect of the \ncritics and a privileged place in the world of \ndecoration. Since 1996, he’s become one of the \nrising values  of interior design and decoration.\n",60,{"image":251,"text":252,"number":253},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.61.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 61.\nGERMANY\nSPAIN\nEXPRIMO BERLIN\nSUSANNA COTS\nFrom commercial to individual design \nprojects, Exprimo Berlin is engaged in several \ndesign projects. The design studio takes every \ninch of what the client has in mind into \nconsideration, making sure that every piece of \npersonality is fitted into the space. They have \nthe ability to create the atmosphere of any \nroom while taking close care of the details.\nSusanna Cots created her interior design studio \nin 2001 and, since then, her international \npresence has been increasing. Within her \ninterior design projects, she projects a unique  \ncomplexity, sensibility and an intemporal feel \nto them, which results in the conception of \nspaces with  contrasts, details and elements \nthat balance the overall design and decoration \nin a unique way.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 61.\n",61,{"image":255,"text":256,"number":257},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.62.png","GERMANY\nGERMANY\nGISBERT PÖPPLER\nFINE ROOMS DESIGN \nKONZEPTE GMBH\nGisbert Pöppler Architecture and Interior \nis a company that combines the deep \nknowledge of architecture, interior design \nand custom furnishings within a boutique \nstudio. By bringing together a comprehensive \nunderstanding of space, colour, light and \nfeatures, the team orchestrates a complete \nenvironmental experience, creating rooms with \nan overarching concept that unites people.\nFine Rooms specializes in the development of \ndesign concepts in architecture, interior design, \nproduct design and art. With Markus Hilzinger \nand Isabella Hamann as creative directors, \nFine Rooms stands out for their customer \nrelationships and project management. The \ncreative mind of the Studio is Isabella who \nwas able to expand her knowledge and focus \non the renovation of historic villas.\n",62,{"image":259,"text":260,"number":261},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.63.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 63.\nGERMANY\nGERMANY\nJBW INTERIORS\nIVY’S DESIGN\nJBW Interiors is run by Juergen and Bernd \nWagner, both of whom have been producing \nfurniture and high-quality interiors in Berlin \nsince 1988. Nowadays, the company specializes \nin private interiors, with a team of around \n30 employees. They present sophistication \nand quality in both their interior and lighting \nprojects, having the firm belief that beauty can \nbe found in the little details.\nIvana Bukvic, known by many as an \nentrepreneur and an interior designer, is \nthe one behind Ivy’s Design. Her company \nfollows five essential keywords: community, \nquality, art, nature and colour. Despite having \na small team, this company managed to tackle \nmany types of challenges. Their chic and \nclassy style is a reflection of their mindset: to \nbe inspired and inspire.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 63.\n",63,{"image":263,"text":264,"number":265},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.64.png","GERMANY\nGERMANY\nPARIS 56\nKITZIG INTERIOR \nDESIGN\nFor over 12 years, Detlev Böhnke has been the \nowner and leader of Paris 56 Fine Interiors, \nan exhibition space, studio and workshop all \nfused into one. This top multifunctioning \nstudio \nspecializes \nin \nresidential \nand \ncommercial projects, having a very specific \nand strong motto that they take to heart with \neach new challenge that comes their way.\nKitzig Interior Design is an outstanding \ninterior design company with offices in \nBochum, Munich, and London. The company, \nfounded in 1998, has an interdisciplinary \nteam that works in a holistic way to create \nextraordinary projects for the hospitality and \ncatering industries, but it also creates tailor-\nmade design projects for retail. \n",64,{"image":267,"text":268,"number":269},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.65.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 65.\nRUSSIA\nGERMANY\nALEXANDRA \nFEDOROVA\nSEBASTIAN\nHERKNER\nAlexandra Fedorova is a Russian architect with \na timeless sense of architecture and interior \ndesign that manages to keep looking relevant \neven with the passing of years. Regardless of \nthe challenge she and her team get, they never \nfail in conceding a unique personalized service \nfor the variety of clients they deal with. \nSebastian Herkner is embarking on an ever-\ngrowing number of collaborations with \ninternational design houses and, over the \ncourse of the past decade, has received over \n30 awards in recognition of his innovative yet \ntraditional work. Herkner’s astonishing career \npath propelled him straight onto the radar of \nMaison&Objet, having been the Designer of \nthe Year in January 2019.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 65.\n",65,{"image":271,"text":272,"number":273},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.66.png","RUSSIA\nRUSSIA\nIULIIA\nSHEIPUNAS\nDOM-A\nIuliia Sheipunas may be a newcomer to the \nMoscow design scene but she’s definitely \nleaving her mark in the design world thanks to \nher strong passion for luxury design. Her style \nis best defined as being simple yet elegant, a \nquality that is conquering a lot of attention \nfrom the Russian crowds.\nDom-A is a company composed of talented \ndesigners Maria Silver and Sergey Makushev, \nthat are easily able to handle a variety of \nprojects, classical, modern or eclectic. They \nhave several ways of maintaining a simple \nluxury and upbringing in their interior \ndesign projects which have allowed them to \nobtain remarkable results in projects such as \npenthouses to cottages and hotels.\n",66,{"image":275,"text":276,"number":277},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.67.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 67.\nRUSSIA\nRUSSIA\nKATERINA \nLASHMANOVA\nKATERINA \nGOODWILL\nKaterina Lashmanova is an interior designer \nfrom Moscow that has been making waves on \na worldwide scale. Inspired by modern classic \nconcepts, Katerina Lashmanova is all about \ncomfortable spaces, beautiful colour palettes, \nand harmonious shapes. With an outstanding \nportfolio, she brings alive charming interior \ndesign projects.\nKaterina Goodwill is a perfect example of \na promising Russian interior designer that \nmanages to handle multi-scale projects as well \nas performing a variety of tasks in order to \neffectively provide a good result for the client’s \nneeds. She can handle private projects in such \na wonderful way that she’s able to perfect her \ncapacity of solving problems of interior design.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 67.\n",67,{"image":279,"text":280,"number":281},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.68.png","RUSSIA\nRUSSIA\nPOLINA PIDSTAN\nO&A DESIGN\nPolina Pidstan has been involved in the \ninterior design world since 2008, mainly \nspecializing in the conception of private \ninteriors in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. She \nsuccessfully combines functionality, comfort, \nstyle, elegance, and sophistication into her \ninterior projects, which manages to make her \nstyle feel modern and innovative with the mix \nof several types of materials.\nBased in Moscow, O&A Design is a world-\nclass interior design firm that features a large \nspectrum of projects for private homes and \napartments, hotels, restaurants, and shops. \nOleg Klodt and Anna Agapova are the artists \nbehind this amazing design company, where \nthey share an eclectic and high-quality design.\n",68,{"image":283,"text":284,"number":285},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.69.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 69.\nRUSSIA\nRUSSIA\nVADIM MALTSEV\nSVETLANA\nPOZDNYAKOVA\nVadim Maltsev started his career and life \ninitially as an ideological designer-inspirer and \nart director, recognized for being focused on \na steady aspiration to perfection. In interior \ndesign, he’s often known for his modern and \noften radical take on a variety of projects, \nsomething that’s clearly reflected by the \nprojects of his own firm - Vadim Maltsev \nDesign & Decor | Furniture.\nSvetlana Pozdnyakova has her own unique \nstyle of sense and creativity which has \nallowed her to easily take on different projects \nin different ways, either the design of a \ncountry house or a small apartment. Among \nher top goals, the Russian interior designer \nstill focuses on the purpose of expanding the \ngeography of her activity to different cities of \nRussia and abroad.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 69.\n",69,{"image":287,"text":288,"number":289},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.70.png","AUSTRALIA\nAUSTRALIA\nGREG NATALE\nDESIGN\nCAMILLA MOLDERS \nDESIGN\nGreg Natale is a top interior designer whose \nuse of bold colour and pattern creates warm, \nlayered, liveable spaces, through a unique \nview into his creative process. He focuses on \nresidential, retail and commercial projects \nwhile sharing his philosophy. His first major \nproject was the Gonano Apartment, with a \ndecorative, repeated pattern coordinated on \nwalls, blinds, bed linens and art.\nCamilla Molders Design is a design studio \nthat focuses on residential interiors, where \nfunctionality and aesthetics prevail. From \nlarge-scale \nrenovations \nto \nsingle-room \nmakeovers, the studio works with their clients \nthrough every step. They collaborate with \narchitects and builders, to create functional \nand beautiful spaces that skilfully reflect the \nclient’s personal taste and style.\n",70,{"image":291,"text":292,"number":293},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.71.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 71.\nAUSTRALIA\nAUSTRALIA\nMARC NEWSON\nHARE + KLEIN\nMarc Newson has worked across a wide \nrange of disciplines, creating everything from \nfurniture and household objects to private \nand commercial aircraft, yachts for worldwide \nclients. His work is present in many major \nmuseum collections, including the MoMA \nin New York, London’s Design Museum and \nV&A, the Centre Georges Pompidou and the \nVitra Design Museum.\nHare + Klein is led by Meryl Hare and \nDimity Chitty, who ensure that the practice \nis one of Australia’s leading interior design \nstudios. They offer a full interior design \nservice, delivering stylish solutions that exceed \nexpectations. With experience in residential \nand commercial projects, they always cater \nto their clients, fulfilling their vision with a \nmodern and contemporary touch.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 71.\n",71,{"image":295,"text":296,"number":297},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.72.png","AUSTRALIA\nAUSTRALIA\nNIC GRAHAM\n& ASSOCIATES\nMASSIMO INTERIORS\nNic Graham & Associates is an Australian \ninterior design firm founded by Nic Graham, \nthat shares a contemporary and mid-century \nvintage style. They focus on unique hotels, \nrestaurants and residential projects that \nallow bespoke design, including QT Hotels \nin Australia and W Hotels in Hong Kong, \nJakarta, Kuala Lumpur, and Brisbane.\nBorn in Milan, Massimo Speroni has an \nelegant and exotic approach to design that \nlies in his artful orchestration of scale and \ntexture. Within his work, there’s glamour \nand inspiration from both classical and \ncontemporary references. Massimo draws \nevery project by hand, applying the same \nprocedure that the great Italian art masters \nlike Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo.\n",72,{"image":299,"text":300,"number":301},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.73.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 73.\nAUSTRALIA\nAUSTRALIA\nSMART DESIGN \nSTUDIO\nSJB INTERIORS\nWilliam Smart created the Smart Design \nStudio, a multi-disciplined design studio that \noffers professional services in architecture and \ninterior architecture and design. The firm’s \nportfolio includes master-planning for urban \ncenters, residential, retail and commercial \ndevelopments. Some of their best commercial \nprojects include the Central Park Display \nPavillion and the Hyde Park Cafe.\nSJB Interiors is one of Australia’s biggest design \nfirm led by Andrew Parr, Ljiljana Gazevic and \nLéo Terrando. They provide a large portfolio \nof residential, retail and commercial projects \nwith timeless quality and contemporary \ndesign. They have renovated the BMW \ndealership in Sydney, delivering an incredible \nbuilding that combines modern design with \nthe brand’s high-tech engineering.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 73.\n",73,{"image":303,"text":304,"number":305},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.74.png","CANADA\nCANADA\nCAMDEN LANE\nINTERIORS\nFERRIS RAFAULI\nCamden Lane Interiors is a full-service interior \ndesign boutique lead by Lucy Morozko who \nis specialized in high-end residential designs. \nLucy has over 10 years of design experience \nin retail, hospitality and luxury residential \ndesign. \nCamden \nLane \nInteriors’ \nmain \nfocus is developing amazing projects with \ntheir signature contemporary design style, \nproviding creative design solutions.\nFerris Rafauli is one of Canada’s top designers \nof luxury homes and lifestyle creations. His \nname has been synonymous with iconic \ndesigns and incredible constructions for over a \ndecade. Rafauli’s ability to perfectly integrate \ntimeless architecture with a sumptuous \ndesign is what he’s best known for and his \naward-winning portfolio has made him the \ntop choice of high-profile clients.\n",74,{"image":307,"text":308,"number":309},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.75.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 75.\nCANADA\nCANADA\nDOUGLAS DESIGN \nSTUDIO\nCOE MUDFORD\nINTERIOR DESIGN\nFounded in 1995 by Jeffrey A. Douglas, \nDouglas Design Studio focuses on creating \ninterior designs that fully mirror the client’s \nstyle and desires. The Studio believes that \neach home must reflect who its owners are, so \nthe designers bring infinite creativity, energy \nand order to the project, fulfilling all of the \nclient’s dreams with their sleek and elegant \ncontemporary design style.\nCoe Mudford Interior Design, also known \nas CMID, is a design collective made up of \ntalented professionals, with Carey Mudford \nand Erin Coe as lead designers of the studio \nwith a history of over 25 years. CMID prides \nitself on its distinctive interiors and exquisite \nattention to detail, creating the ultimate \nmodern spaces fit for a variety of tastes.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 75.\n",75,{"image":311,"text":312,"number":313},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.76.png","CANADA\nCANADA\nLORI MORRIS\nHARRISON FAE \nDESIGN\nLori Morris is the design force behind the \nHouse of LMD, a design studio that has been \nshaking up the design world in North America \nsince 1987. With headquarters in Toronto and \nCanada, the firm has produced some amazing \ndesign projects featuring an unparalleled \nluxury experience. The studio has left its mark \non residential and hospitality projects with a \ncontemporary and maximalist style.\nHarrison Fae Design was founded by Alicia \nSass with the dream of creating spaces that \nhave the perfect balance of bold design, \nelegant style and timeless sophistication. The \nteam at Harrison Fae has extensive experience \nin residential and commercial projects, \nwith all of their works having their unique, \ncontemporary touch with a bit of luxury and \nmodernism mixed in.\n",76,{"image":315,"text":316,"number":317},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.77.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 77.\nCANADA\nCANADA\nTOMAS PEARCE\nMASON STUDIO\nDESIGN\nTomas Pearce is an incredible design company \nbased in Toronto, led by principal partners \nMelandro Quilatan and Tania Richardson. \nTheir team is a mix of talented, energetic and \nexperienced professionals, with experience in \nluxury residences and high-end commercial \nspaces. The firm’s style is motivated by a love \nof good design, both modern and traditional.\nMason Studio is an award-winning interior \ndesign firm whose work focuses on the mix of \nart, objects, graphics and technology. Stanley \nSun and Ashley Rumsey are the talented duo \nbehind the Toronto-based studio, featuring \nan extensive portfolio of residential and \ncommercial projects that can be admired on \nalmost every continent.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 77.\n",77,{"image":319,"text":320,"number":321},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.78.png","HONG KONG\nCANADA\nAB CONCEPT\nYABU\nPUSHELBERG\nAB Concept has received top honors at \nprestigious international awards and the \nInterior Design Best Of The Year including \nthe coveted Annual GoId Key Awards, the \nHospitality Design Awards in New York and \nthe International Hotel and Property Awards \nIn London. Most recently, their project for \nthe Shangri-la Hotel in Oufu took the 2014 \nHospitality Design Award for Best Public Space.\nFounded by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg \nin 1980, the stunning success of this studio is \njustified by its creativity and organization in \ntheir services. The studio is divided into six \nteams of design and project management \npersonnel specializing in luxury design. Yabu \nPushelberg has been honoured several awards \nfor their work in the hospitality industry and \nrestaurant design. \n",78,{"image":323,"text":324,"number":325},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.79.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 79.\nHONG KONG\nHONG KONG\nHOK DESIGN\nDILEONARDO\nHOK Design consists of global design, \narchitecture, engineering, and planning firm. \nThanks to their team, they are driven by their \ntechnical excellence and imagination with \nthe goal of delivering unique solutions that \ninspire clients. They were awarded the 2019 \nFirm Award from the American Institute of \nArchitects, the Best Airport in the Middle East \nand the 2018 Healthcare Design Awards.\nDiLeonardo’s team continually demonstrates \nan ability to harness purposeful elegance in \ndesign and deliver it anywhere in the world. \nThe Studio’s design philosophy transcends \nthe essential and becomes a way of living. The \nmix of styles they imply on each project stun \naway the clients, always bearing in mind the \nlocation and the clients’ wishes.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 79.\n",79,{"image":327,"text":328,"number":329},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.80.png","HONG KONG\nHONG KONG\nLIQUID INTERIORS\nIN SITU\n& PARTNERS\nLiquid Interiors is an eco-conscious interior \ndesign firm that focuses on healthy and \nsustainable living. Their initiative is to alter \nthis mindset and reinstitute the benefits of \nnature into city living. The Studio’s team \nis equipped with professional designers and \nstrategic partners who design and execute \ngreen interiors to certification level.\nThis interior architecture company specializes \nin interior architecture and fitting out \nof high-end retail and luxury residential \ninteriors, where they have developed several \nglobal interior design concepts. The studio \nis passionate about delivering creative and \nfunctional experiences to their clients. Their \nhigh-end client portfolio includes Harvey-\nNichols, Balmain, Valentino, and Nespresso.\n",80,{"image":331,"text":332,"number":333},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.81.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 81.\nHONG KONG\nHONG KONG\nMICHAEL CHOW\nLRF DESIGNERS\nMichael Chow is a man that captured the \nessence of artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith \nHaring, and many others. Before his first \nrestaurant, Michael worked as a designer and \ndesigned Armani’s Rodeo Drive Boutique \nand the Giorgio Armani boutique in Las \nVegas. Michael designs all of his MR CHOW \nrestaurants with original Arts and Lalique \nglass doors, which are still unique and modern.\nLRF Designers has become one of Asia’s \nleading interior design studios, led by Charles \nRobertson. The studio designs with a sense \nof place, creating environments that please \nthe client’s senses. They continue to create \nexceptional settings for the hospitality \nbusiness, such as the Shangri-La in Paris, \nthe Galaxy Cotai in Macau and the Conrad \nHilton in Seoul.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 81.\n",81,{"image":335,"text":336,"number":337},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.82.png","HONG KONG\nHONG KONG\nSTEVE LEUNG\nPTANG STUDIO\nSteve Leung, a leading award-winning \narchitect, and interior designer, specializing in \nastounding architectural and interior design \nprojects, catering to the needs of rapidly \ngrowing China and international markets. \nThe company works on a wide spectrum \nof design projects that are spread over most \nof Europe, the United States, UAE, India, \nSingapore, Malaysia, and Japan.\nPTang Studio is one of the best architectural \nand interior design companies, specialized in \ndiversified types of projects. The studio has \nbeen awarded the 2011 International Design \nAwards for Office Category, the Certificate of \nExcellence in commercial, retail or office on the \n2012 Perspective Awards and the Residential \nAward in 2010. The studio’s philosophy is \nmodest: getting to basics.\n",82,{"image":339,"text":340,"number":341},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.83.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 83.\nJAPAN\nJAPAN\nHASHIMOTO YUKIO\nGWENAEL NICOLAS\nRanging from private to commercial and \nhospitality projects, Hashimoto Yukio has \na very diverse portfolio. His philosophy \nfocuses on designing ambiences instead of \nmaterials, creating timeless but minimalistic \ninteriors, where the finest details shine. \nHashimoto has won many prizes, including \nthe JCD Award (Excellence Prize) and the \nIIDA Award for Excellence. \nGwenael Nicolas is the interior designer \nwho created Curiosity, a multidisciplinary \nstudio currently based in Tokyo. Thanks to \nthis project, Nicolas has been cooperating \nwith a large spectrum of companies and \nclients which results in the creation of new \nproducts, materials and design identities. \nHis firm is constantly redefining several \nboundaries of design.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 83.\n",83,{"image":343,"text":344,"number":345},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.84.png","JAPAN\nJAPAN\nNENDO\nKOICHI \nFUTATSUMATA\nBorn in 1977 in Toronto, Canada, Oki Sato \nstudied architecture at Waseda University in \nTokyo. He obtained his Master’s degree in \n2002 and in the same year, he opened Tokyo \nbased-design studio, called Nendo studio \n(located in Tokyo and Milan). The philosophy \nof Sato is reflected in his designs, most notably \nbeing known for adding a touch of humour \nand conviviality to his projects.\nKoichi Futatsumata set up his design unit \n“Case-Real”, starting an incredible professional \ncareer as an interior designer. Thanks to his \namazing design solutions, Futatsumata has \nexhibited his work at various exhibitions both \ndomestically and internationally. In 2013, \nFutatsumata set up “Koichi Futatsumata \nStudio”, where he developed his product \ndesign practice further.\n",84,{"image":347,"text":348,"number":349},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.85.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 85.\nJAPAN\nJAPAN\nTOKUJIN YOSHIOKA\nSTEVE LEACH\nBorn in 1967, the renowned designer worked \nunder Shiro Kuramata and Issey Miyake, and \nestablished his own studio, Tokujin Yoshioka \nInc. in 2000. Active in the fields of design, \narchitecture and contemporary art, Tokujin \nYoshioka is highly acclaimed globally with \nworks themed around Nature, which also \nreflects the Japanese idea of beauty. \nSteve Leach Group has created award-winning \nprojects in interior, architectural and sustainable \ndesigns, that provide a fresh approach to each \nchallenge. They have been distinguished with \nseveral design awards throughout the years, \nsuch as the Top 10 2017 Architects in Thailand, \nthe Excellence Award For Hotel Category in \n2016 among many others.\nTHE WORLD’S TOP INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNERS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 85.\n",85,{"image":351,"text":352,"number":353},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.86.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH PATRICIA URQUIOLA\n          panish by birth but Italian by choice, Patricia Urquiola was born \nin Oviedo, Spain and studied architecture in Madrid before graduating \nfrom the Milan Politecnico in 1989. She is one of the most coveted \ninterior designers in the world, with her work revolving around rigour \nand emotion, innovation and mental comfort. CovetED had the \nopportunity to sit down with the designer during the latest edition \nof Salone del Mobile.\nAfter finishing her studies in Milan, Urquiola had the privilege of \nbeing mentored by the great masters of Italian industrial design, \nAchille Castiglioni and Vico Magistretti, from whom she learned \ncrucial life lessons. Even though they were two very different people, \nboth were essential in the way they were living and doing, according \nto the designer. It was from Magistretti that the designer learned that \n“you always divide your work with others, with the company, with \nthe artisans and the industrials”, whilst Castiglioni taught her that \nthe fundamental element of a project is its concept. “That’s in your \nhand and you have to drive it until the end”, said Urquiola.\nPatricia Urquiola’s work has been exhibited in major art and design \nmuseums, but the designer says that, even though it is a great \nhonour to be displayed in a museum, her real museums are the \nclient’s houses. “We are related to normal life, we are related to the \nidea of production”, she says. But she also has the consciousness that \ndesigners must become more sustainable.\nS\n",86,{"image":355,"text":356,"number":357},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.87.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 87.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\n“We have to think about not only the way \nthe we buy things, but the way we eat and \ndress, the way we breathe, the way we do \nand move. There’s a lot of homework to \ndo. I think there’s a very strong chance of \nparadigm, we have to work with our sons \nand grandsons to change.”\nThe designer had the amazing honour of receiving several \ninternational awards, including medals given by the Spanish \nGovernment and Monarchy, however, Urquiola expresses that the \nreal honours of her career are the bad moments, because that’s what \nmakes her grow as a professional.\n“People ask me if I feel more Spanish or \nItalian after over than 30 years here, but I \nthink that I am 100% Spanish and 100% \nItalian, and in the end there’s just one.”\n",87,{"image":359,"text":360,"number":361},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.88.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH ROSSANA ORLANDI\n          ossana Orlandi is a household name in the worlds of fashion \nand design. Since its opening in 2002, the Galleria Rossana Orlandi \nhas become a must-see spot in Milan for all design lovers, being \nconsidered one the best platforms for avant-garde design. During this \nedition of Milan Design Week, all eyes were on the gallery thanks to \nthe ‘Ro Plastic Prize’ and the ‘Guiltless Plastic’ project, both raising \nawareness to sustainability. CovetED had the pleasure of catching \nup with Rossana Orlandi at her gallery to learn more about these \nincredible initiatives.\nAfter working in the fashion world for over 20 years, Rossana Orlandi \ntook the risk of changing her path and started a career in design. When \nshe decided to open her gallery in 2002, she was just “buying stupid \nthings” to fill up the space. But it all changed when she discovered \nSebastian Wrong, the designer of ‘Spun Light’, produced by Flos. The \ngallery’s first installation had an enormous success thanks to the \nsupport of friends, design magazines and schools. “It has been super \nexciting since the beginning, because designers started welcoming me \nwith an enormous passion”, says Rossana. “I call my space “the all \ndesign”, because every talent is well accepted and welcome to join our \nfamily.” Rossana was inspired to create the ‘Guiltless Plastic’ project \nafter seeing a presentation about recycling plastic. The gallery started \nto build a collection of beautiful pieces and decided to translate this \ndisaster into design. \n“I think we absolutely have to reuse and \nthink of other ways to deal with plastic”, \nstated Rossana.\nDuring Milan Design Week 2019, the main attraction of the gallery \nwas the ‘Ro Plastic Prize’, created by Rossana to inspire the design \ncommunity. The prize collected over 300 applications from 50 \ndifferent countries, despite its short application period. Its focus \nwas to raise awareness about plastic reduction since, according to \nRossana, “plastic is misused and abused”. This is just one more step \ntowards Rossana’s dream of a world of conscious design.\nR\n",88,{"image":363,"text":364,"number":365},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.89.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 89.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\n“The prize raises awareness to reduce, reuse and recycle. This is a strong \nmessage that everyone needs to follow, because we are unaware of how \nto reuse and reduce, and how to manage plastic.”\n",89,{"image":367,"text":368,"number":369},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.90.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH PIERO LISSONI\nIn 1986, Italian designer and architect Piero Lissoni established \nhimself as a household name in the industry by founding his studio, \nLissoni Associati, along with Nicoletta Canesi. His studio focuses on \narchitecture, interior and product design, with an extensive list of \nhospitality projects. CovetED had the pleasure of sitting down with \nthe designer during Salone del Mobile 2019, at Knoll’s stand, to learn \nmore about the designer’s relationship with the incredible brand.\nLissoni is a very versatile professional, with his portfolio stretching \nacross architecture, furniture, interiors and even graphic design. \nAccording to the designer, “it’s a tradition in Milan to be versatile”. \nThis is also a result of his education at the Politecnico di Milano, \nwhere he was taught to take on everything.\nThe designer has a very simplistic approach to his career, living day by \nday. Always eager of the discovery of something new, Lissoni doesn’t \ndisclose any new expectations for the future. “I never expect to do \nsomething. I’m very lucky but I also work a lot. You need to be a \nworker, that’s the secret. And you need a bit of luck”, he says. \n",90,{"image":371,"text":372,"number":373},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.91.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 91.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\nDuring his creative process, the designer prefers to be completely \ninside of it, meaning it is a long discussion with a team of workers, \nthat sometimes takes years to complete.\nRegarding his collaboration with Knoll, they have been working \ntogether for over 15 years, so it has become some kind of “love \naffair”, as the designer described it. Lissoni has been in love with \nthe company since the beginning, so it has remained a positive and \nthriving relationship.\n “For me, it is impossible to do anything \nif I don’t like the people. I need people, \nI don’t need a name or a brand. It’s all \nabout the people.”\nWhen it comes to the future of craftsmanship, the designer states \nthat it will be a combination of incredible craftsmen and amazing \ntechnology, considering that’s the secret of the Italian life of design. \nLissoni thinks that the fundamental thing for the designers of \ntomorrow is the respect of traditions and their cultures, adding that \nthey must know their history in order to improve it.\n“You need to offer a long life to your products \nbecause that’s the best way of saving \nresources. We need to be more responsible, \npurer and cleaner.” \n",91,{"image":375,"text":19,"number":376},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.92.png",92,{"image":378,"text":379,"number":380},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.93.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 93.\n",93,{"image":382,"text":383,"number":384},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.94.png","7 LUXURY DAYS IN PORTUGAL \nLand of arts and unmeasured beauty, Portugal is the go-to place if you’re planning on taking some relaxed \nvacations. Keep reading to see how you can discover it all in seven days. \n",94,{"image":386,"text":387,"number":388},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.95.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 95.\n7 DAYS IN PORTUGAL \u002F\u002F\nLisbon\nLisbon airport is close to the heart of the city and the best way to \narrive at the capital. You can fly with TAP in first class or with any \nother airline company like British Airlines or Emirates. The best way \nto fly comfortably around Portugal is by jet. Blue Heaven Portugal is \nan amazing option, it offers jets, private jets, helicopters, yachts and \nluxurious limousine rides throughout the country. \nLisbon is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway: it’s a city \nwith cultural diversity, passion and that will certainly conquer your \nheart with the most perfect mix between the old-fashioned and \nmodern daily life. Nowadays, Lisbon is at the same level as other great \nEuropean capitals, like London or Paris. There’s plenty of history on \nevery street.\nManueline art, tiles and fado are unique expressions and genuine \nsymbols of Portuguese culture but also a contribution to World \nHeritage. There are 24 classifications by UNESCO in Portugal, \nincluding monuments, landscapes and intangible heritage.\nLisbon is the land of arts. In Lisbon, you can find ceramics, the typical \nPortuguese azulejo and even Murano glass in the Emmanuel Babled \nshowroom, located in the heart of the Portuguese capital.\nTo enjoy Lisbon to the fullest you just need two good days. It’s \nenough to get to know the heart of the city, the São Jorge Castle \nand the traditional neighbourhoods of Alfama and Bairro Alto. The \nbest drinks are at Cais do Sodré and we can’t forget about the food: \nBelém is the house of Pastéis de Belém and, for that reason only, a \nmandatory visit when in Lisbon.\nThe Four Seasons Hotel Ritz is the perfect place to stay. Located in \nthe heart of Lisbon, this amazing hotel wears the cultural heart and \nsoul of Portugal on its sleeve. The Memmo Principe Real Hotel, a five-\nstar hotel, is also a great option. This last one is a boutique hotel just \noutside Chiado with one of the best views of the city.\nEat at Alma, Eleven or Loco if you want to taste the best Portuguese \nflavours. These are some of the best Michelin starred options for \nwhat will be the best meals you will have. Alma Restaurant is signed \nby Henrique Sá Pessoa and is a fine-dining restaurant with signature \ncuisine served in a sophisticated ambiance. Eleven is a unique \nrestaurant that is considered one of the top addresses for gourmet \ncuisine in Lisbon, offering a concept of sophisticated Mediterranean \nfood. As for Loco, it’s an organic project that values the national \nproducts and nature itself. It is inspired by the tradition, with \nreferences to the national cuisine.\nBefore you go South, and if you’re interested in the history of \nglassmaking industry in Portugal, then you should stop by Marinha \nGrande, that is just 2 hours away from Lisbon. There you can find \nthe Glass Museum that gathers collections to testify the Portuguese \nindustrial, artisanal and artistic activity, from the middle of the 17th \nand 18th centuries until modern times.\n",95,{"image":390,"text":391,"number":392},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.96.png","Comporta\nAfter learning more on the history of glass, we highly recommend \nyou to make your way down to Alentejo through the Vicentina \nCoast. We can assure you that it will be one of the best car trips you’ll \never take. Stop at Comporta and understand why is it called “the \nHamptons of Portugal”.\nComporta is a dream come true. Sometimes compared to Saint-\nTropez and now called “the Hamptons of Portugal”, Comporta \nis a relaxed and artistic community. It’s the chosen destination of \nChristian Louboutin, Jacques Grange, Farida Khelfa, the Espírito \nSanto family, François Dumas and Madonna. You can read about \nComporta in one of the most beautiful side table books ever made \nfrom Assouline, ‘Comporta Bliss’. Stop by the Carvalhal beach and \nrest at the amazing Sublime Comporta, a hotel nestled on a stunning \n17-acre estate, surrounded by undulating umbrella pines and cork \ntrees, wild sand dunes, stunning rice fields and white-sand beaches. \nAlso, don’t forget to stop by Louboutin’s favourite restaurant, O \nDinis Restaurante dos Pescadores. Just outside Comporta, exactly 30 \nminutes away, is Melides. The home of Christian Louboutin during \nthe Summer and its go-to place for inspiration, you too should stop \nby and get inspired by the region’s coastline.\nAfter a more relaxed visit to Setúbal, drive around Alentejo and \ndiscover the home of the famous Arraiolos Portuguese rugs (carpets \nembroidered with wool on canvas of jute or cotton, traditional of \nthe village of Arraiolos, in Évora). Traditional and bourgeois, Évora is \nhome for one of the best restaurants in the Alentejo, Fialho. Take a \nwalk in the city and discover the Evoramonte Castle, built in the 14th \ncentury, the Chapel of Bones at São Francisco Church, the Roman \nTemple or the cathedral, which is full of blue and white 16th-century \nazulejos (tin-glazed tiles).\nAlgarve\nContinue the trip to the South and go to the Algarve, an authentic \nparadise for those who love the sea and the sun. This privileged \nlocation has the most wonderful beaches and is perfect for those who \nlove shellfish. Stay at the astonishing Vila Vita Parc, a hotel situated in \nthe beautiful region of Porches. The dramatic, rocky coastline and the \nclear aquamarine water of the Atlantic Ocean surround the resort’s \nMoorish-influenced architecture and glorious white sand beach.\nVila Vita’s restaurant, Ocean’s, is an amazing option. With two \nMichelin stars, this amazing restaurant offers spectacular views of \nthe Atlantic Ocean and the perfect combination of sublime cuisine, \nimpeccable service and an elegant atmosphere. The Vila Joya \nrestaurant, also in the Algarve, is another great option to experience. \n",96,{"image":394,"text":395,"number":396},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.97.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 97.\nPorto\nAfter sunbathing in the amazing Algarve, let’s fly up North to Porto. \nYou can use the Blue Heaven Portugal Jets from Faro to Porto’s air-\nport or fly through TAP on a first-class voyage. \nPorto is the city that makes tourists happy, being the home of Port \nWine and where Christian Haas has his showroom. Once you’re in \nPorto, feel free to stop by the Lello Bookstore, the famous library \nthat inspired the Harry Potter books, or go to Ribeira and admire the \nbreathtaking views of the Douro river and the infamous coloured \nhouses. The Invicta is full of surprises! Don’t forget to eat at the \namazing Michelin starred Antiqvvm, an amazing space with a privi-\nleged view and a magistral cuisine.\nThe Invicta city is home for various Portuguese tiles, or azulejos, as they \nare called in Portugal, originated from traditional and ancient art that \nhas been made popular in both Portugal and Spain. In short, it involves \na specific way of hand-painting tin-glazed ceramic tile work in the \nmost varied hues. See this amazing art at the São Bento railway train \nstation, Casa da Música, Ribeira Negra panel and the Porto Cathedral. \nOnce you’re in Porto feel free to stop by the Covet Douro House, the \nultimate experience of lived-design specially conceived for all design \nlovers worldwide. An ancient three floor waterfront mansion in Por-\nto, located in one of the most beautiful landscapes of Europe, Douro, \na UNESCO World Heritage site. This is a truly whimsical escape for \nexclusive clients and partners to be inspired. Immerse yourself in this \nexperience and get ready to fall in love. \nSleep with the city of Porto at your feet at the Yeatman Hotel, located \nin the centre of one of the most important European capitals of wine, \njust a few steps away from the famous wine cellars. The Yeatman de-\nlivers a sophisticated wine and gourmet experience. In the morning, \nschedule a visit to the Port Wine cellars and fall in love. This wine is \na natural and fortified wine, produced exclusively from grapes from \nthe Demarcated Region of the Douro, that stretches from the North \nof Portugal to the east of the city of Porto. You can also go to Foz and \nsleep and the Villa Foz Hotel and Spa, an amazing hotel designed by \nthe amazing Portuguese interior designer Nini Andrade da Silva.\nAfter Porto, stop by Vila do Conde to see the amazing beaches and \nthe renda de bilros. This amazing Portuguese art is produced through \nthe successive crossing or interspersed of textile yarns, executed on \nthe pike and with the aid of pins and bobbins. The pique is a card, \nusually painted in a saffron colour to facilitate the view from the yard \nwhere a drawing was made by specialists.\nRégua, Pinhão and São João da Pesqueira are the best cities for you \nto finish your tour. Douro Valley is Portugal’s answer to Germany’s \nromantic Rhine River Valley. But unlike the Rhine, the Douro was \nnever a strategic military location. Rather than castles and stony ram-\nparts, visitors encounter farms and sleepy villages. The only fortified \nthing here is... the wine. This Douro region, where Port is produced, \nstretches along the river of the same name.\nThe best way to get to know the Douro Valley is to do it by boat, \nin a classic Douro river cruise, an amazing and luxurious trip from \nPorto to Pinhão. On the way up, there are many choices of Quintas \n7 DAYS IN PORTUGAL \u002F\u002F\n",97,{"image":398,"text":399,"number":400},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.98.png","with many wine cellars and houses where Port Wine is produced and \nwhere you can taste all the different types. Stop by the Quinta do \nSeixo Wineries, Quinta do Bomfim, the Internacional Parque Natural \ndo Douro and drive along the national highway 222.\nYou can sleep at the Six Senses Douro Valley, a renovated 19th-centu-\nry manor house set high on a hill overlooking the vine-covered rolling \nhills of the Douro Valley and the river below. A spa, a selection of \nrooms, suites and villas, restaurants, wine library, swimming pools \nand organic garden are a few of the many features offered. The Wine \nHouse Hotel is one of the other options at the valley. For those who \nare edgier, it’s possible to spend the night in the Wine Barrels, promot-\ned by the Quinta da Pacheca’s team. You can enjoy the views through \npicnics in the vineyard, bicycle tours that extend to the Abraão Val-\nley, wine tastings, guided tours of the winery or a special meal.\nTry the amazing food from Quinta Nova Luxury Winery House – \nConceitus Winery Restaurant, inspired by the customs and traditions \nof the Douro region, privileging the local flavours and products of \neach era. It is the so-called “local food”, which has a strong character \nof sustainability and preservation of local food resources. The Wine \nHouse Restaurant is another great option, integrated into a tourism \nunit, where the owners of Quinta da Pacheca wines transformed the \nold warehouses and wineries into a modern and beautiful hotel, with \na dining room with a privileged view of the river. Dishes such as cod \nwith broa and octopus rice with fillets are some of the specialities.\nAfter all this amazing fun and amazing views, you can go back to \nPorto with limousines from Blue Heaven Portugal, by car or by train, \nwith the amazing historical train from Régua to Porto, for a trip to \nthe past that you need to take.\n",98,{"image":402,"text":403,"number":404},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.99.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 99.\n",99,{"image":406,"text":407,"number":408},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.100.png","YACHTS WE COVET \nT H E  M O S T  I N S P I R I N G  S U P E R YA C H T  P R O J E C T S  I N  T H E  W O R L D\n",100,{"image":410,"text":411,"number":412},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.101.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 101.\nYACHTS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nCovet House Yacht Inspirations\nMotor Yacht ‘A’ designed by \nPhilippe Starck\nSerene designed by Espen Øino\nJust like the Portuguese sailed and ventured into the \nunknown waters of the New World in the early 15th \ncentury, we are cruising for the best inspirations and \ndesigners of these recreational vessels. But which \nprojects are so unique and exquisite that pierce through \nwaves with a remarkable elegance across the seven \nseas? CovetED Magazine has curated a list of the most \nimpressive and inspirational luxurious superyachts \nprojects and designs in the world.\nCovet House offers a curated selection of contemporary design from \nthe world’s top furniture, upholstery, lighting, and accessories brands, \nalso offering unique tools with the clear mission of creating an \nenvironment where luxury brands and interior design professionals \nwork together and inspire the world. Already conquering the world \nof residential and commercial interior designs, the brand is now \nventuring into deeper waters and exploring new edges of design by \ncreating, advising and inspiring this small yet opulent niche in the \ninterior design market.\nBlohm + Voss created the 390 ft (119m) luxury motor yacht ‘A’, \nlaunched in early 2008 and currently one of the largest motor yachts in \nthe world. It features unique features, from her innovative engineering \nand design to the three completely ostentatious swimming pools \nthat create currents. Modern and sophisticated design featuring an \nexcellent use of space and wood furnishings, this structural design has \nmany benefits, including waveless cruising. With both the exterior \nand interior designed by Philippe Starck, it cost around 300 million \ndollars, being an homage to contemporary design.\nSerene can hold up to 24 guests across 15 cabins and fully ensures \nthe luxury yacht experience, boasting a helicopter hangar, two \nhelipads, an internal seawater swimming pool, hot and cold jacuzzi, a \nsubmarine garage and cinema. The lavish interiors were designed by \nReymond Langton Design, a talented design team that has produced \ncountless impeccable yacht designs. The imposing black exterior was \ndesigned by Espen Øino, an award winner naval architect studio \nbased in Monaco. Serene is an absolute inspiration for its internal and \nexternal designs, providing a sense of opulence and extravagance in \nevery square inch.\n",101,{"image":414,"text":415,"number":416},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.102.png","Solandge by Espen Øino\nThe 482 ft (147m) long vessel, costing an estimated 400 million dollars, \nwas built by the renowned German shipbuilding company Lürssen \nand was designed by the multi-award winner yacht designer Tim \nHeywood. This water superstructure is designed to accommodate \nup to 62 guests, featuring a steel displacement hull, an aluminum \nsuperstructure and eight decks. Launched in 2012, it’s interior design \nwas created by Terence Disdale Design, a studio based in the UK. \nA+ \u002F Topaz designed by\nTim Heywood\nThe 482 ft (147m) long vessel, costing an estimated 400 million dollars, \nwas built by the renowned German shipbuilding company Lürssen \nand was designed by the multi-award winner yacht designer Tim \nHeywood. This water superstructure is designed to accommodate \nup to 62 guests, featuring a steel displacement hull, an aluminum \nsuperstructure and eight decks. Launched in 2012, it’s interior design \nwas created by Terence Disdale Design, a studio based in the UK. \nThe details of its interior have not been disclosed, but it is known \nthat Disdale’s inspiration was a beach house-style decor. The eight \ndecks are connected by a lift that provides access to the helicopter \nand swimming platforms, a gym, swimming pool, two jacuzzis, a \nconference room, movie theatre and two helipads.\n",102,{"image":418,"text":419,"number":420},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.103.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 103.\nYACHTS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nThe History Supreme designed by \nStuart Hughes\nUnique Circle designed by\nZaha Hadid\nAs the world’s most unique yacht and probably one of the most \nexpensive (valued at 3 billion dollars), Stuart Hughes, a UK-based \ndesigner, sold this gem to an anonymous leading Malaysian \nbusinessman. The 100 ft (30m) may be small compared to the other \nyacht on this list, but it’s incredibly huge in value with all its jewels, \nplatinum, and gold. The yacht is covered in around 100 000 kg of gold \nand platinum, added to convey uniqueness to the project. All features \nincluding the deck, dining area, rails, anchor are made from precious \nmetals too and the base of the vessel is also wrapped in gold.\nBlohm + Voss collaborated with one of the most remarkable architect \nstudios in the entire world: Zaha Hadid. This contemporary take on \nsuperyacht concepts delivered a prototype for a 420 ft (128m) yacht. \nThe design inspiration is taken from fluid dynamics and underwater \necosystems, with hydrodynamic research shaping the design of \nthe hull. The exoskeleton connects the various levels and decks of \nthe ship seamlessly through expressive diagonals. The clean white \ncontemporary interiors were also inspired by the ocean’s fluid form. \nIt’s still unknown if and when the Zaha Hadid-designed superyachts \nwill be built, but it’s still a unique project that addresses the practical \nchallenges of designing a yacht while remaining true to the strong \nunique design language of the master prototype.\nThe details of its interior have not been disclosed, but it is known \nthat Disdale’s inspiration was a beach house-style decor. The eight \ndecks are connected by a lift that provides access to the helicopter \nand swimming platforms, a gym, swimming pool, two jacuzzis, a \nconference room, movie theatre and two helipads.\n",103,{"image":422,"text":423,"number":424},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.104.png","HOW TO \nBRING THE \nMET GALA \n2019 CAMP \nAESTHETIC\nINTO YOUR \nHOME DECOR\nDESIGNERS &\nINTERIORS DESIGNERS\nThe theme of the Met Gala’s 2019 Costume Exhibition was “Camp: \nNotes on Fashion”. Since we are not talking about sleeping bags \nand tents, what does camp truly mean when it comes to aesthetic? \nInspired by Susan Sontag’s 1964 essay that defines camp as “love \nof the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.”, camp aesthetic \ncan be humorous, ironic, or simply extreme in its nature. Now the \nchallenge is how to bring the Met Gala 2019 Camp aesthetic into \nyour home decor like a pro.\n",104,{"image":426,"text":427,"number":428},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.105.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 105.\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 105.\nINSPIRATIONS  \u002F\u002F\nDavid Collins Studio is the award-winning \ninterior architecture practice that realises \ncreative \nand \ninspirational \nhospitality, \nresidential and retail projects. His legacy, \nin hotels, restaurants, retail and residential \nhouses, feature a combination of aesthetics, \nrationale and attention to details that \nset the tone and keep their elegance and \nsophistication. The reinvention of the past \nand the deeply-textured interiors are also \npart of David Collins’ legacy.\nKoket is worldwide brand highly esteemed for their love for haute \ncraftsmanship and the finest materials that you can recall in every single \npiece. KOKET is a highly edited curation of décor and content that \ntranscend the boundaries of the ordinary with the unique will to seduce \nand entice with dramatic, luscious, exquisite and decadent design. \nDAVID COLLINS STUDIO\nKOKET\nCampana Brothers’ work features \nthe idea of transformation and \nreinvention by giving preciousness \nto poor, day-to-day or common \nmaterials. But they don’t do it only \nwith creativity. Campana Brothers \nare so distinct because they bring to \nlife Brazilian characteristics such as \nthe colours, the mixtures, the creative \nchaos and the triumph of simple \nsolutions.\nBorn with a renaissance spirit, \nStudio Job joins traditional and \nmodern techniques to produce \nonce-in-a-lifetime objects. There is \na combination between expression \nand experimentation, classic and \ncontemporary design and highly-\nvisual and sculptural art. \nCAMPANA BROTHERS\nSTUDIO JOB\n",105,{"image":430,"text":431,"number":432},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.106.png","Nacho Carbonell is known for his tactile approach to \nsculpture, playing with texture, experimental techniques \nand natural materials. His approach is unique and sees \nobjects as ‘living organisms’ that come alive and surprise \nyou with their behaviour. Carbonell needs to create a \nrelationship with his work, that’s why he creates objects \nwith his hands: to imprint something from his own \npersonality. He describes his pieces as “communicative \nobjects that arouse one’s feelings and imagination... that \nallows you to escape everyday life.” Carbonell’s designs \nare made using locally-sourced materials he finds near his \nstudio in Eindhoven.\nVon Pelt Atelier is a group of designers \nand creative minds from different areas \nthat came together with one single \nquest for originality, innovation and \nquality. Their style is a strong narrative \nand the historical and cultural references \nare glazed with a layer of wit. Von Pelt \nAtelier produces unique and bespoke \nceramics, \nrugs, \nfurniture, \nlights, \ninstallations accessories and art projects.\nEsteemed as one of the most influential Dutch designers of the \nbeginning of the 21st century, Maarten Baas is known as an “author \ndesigner”. His work is rebellious, playful, intellectual, theatrical \nand artistic, reling on the boundaries between art and design, and \nvaries from conceptual designs, limited editions, production design, \ninstallations, public space, architecture, interior design, theater \ndesign and performances. \nAtelier Van Lieshout exists in Van Lieshout’s \npractice as a methodology towards undermining \nthe myth of the artistic genius. Over the past three \ndecades, Van Lieshout is worldwide recognized for a \nmultidisciplinary practice that produces works on \nthe borders between art, design, and architecture. By \nanalyzing the thin line between craftsmanship and \nmass-producing functional objects, he seeks to find the \nboundaries between fantasy and function, between \nfertility and destruction. With this signature, he has \ndefinitely gained a strong international reputation.\nNACHO CARBONELL\nVON PELT ATELIER\nMAARTEN BAAS\nATELIER VAN LIESHOUT\n",106,{"image":434,"text":435,"number":436},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.107.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 107.\nINSPIRATIONS  \u002F\u002F\nBackyard oasis in Napa Valley, California\nThe furniture with Boca do Lobo’s signature is not only a single \npiece of decoration. It is the opportunity to have an exclusive \nemotional experience decorating your home. Boca do Lobo’s \npieces are based on the most talented craftsmanship and on \nthe will to provide highly exclusive design. It’s all about distinct \ntimeless pieces with a very sophisticated character. \nKelly Wearstler is a very well \nknown and highly esteemed \nAmerican \ndesigner \nall \nover \nthe world. She creates multi-\nfaceted, experiential residential, \nhospitality, \ncommercial \nand \nretail environments as well as \nexpansive collections of lifestyle \nproduct designs. Her signature \nrepresents \nprovocative \nand \nexpressive narratives that she \nimprints into every single work \nshe produces. A multi-layered, \nstimulating sensory experience is \nat the center of Wearstler’s design \napproach, which are always \npresent with the exploration \nof materiality, colour, forms \nand an intuitive juxtaposition \nof contemporary and vintage, \narchitectural and organic, graphic \nand instinctual. \nMattia Bonetti is a Paris-based \nartist and designer known for a \nwhimsical, surreal and unique \nwork. It all begins with a free-\nhand sketch that becomes a \nreality \nwith \nmaterials \nlike \npatinated \nbronze, \ngilding, \nacrylic, wood, rock crystal, \nmarble, glass and gemstones. \nVincenzo De Cotiis is an architect and artist known for a profound \ncontemporary sensibility. His works are highly-collectible unique \npieces with the reflection of the beauty of the patina generated by \ntime. They are also the result of a constant intellectual and artistic \nlayering, fueled by a precise artisan lymph. Aesthetically-infused \nwith “perfect imperfection” is obtained by initial decomposition \nfollowed by recomposition, passing through the use of new \nmaterials and their expressive potential, thus generating works \nthat recall nature in the abstract.\nBOCA DO LOBO\nKELLY WEARSTLER\nMATTIA BONETTI\nVINCENZO DE COTIIS\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 107.\n",107,{"image":438,"text":439,"number":440},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.108.png","TRENDBOOK\nTREND BOOK FORECASTS FUTURE TRENDS\nfor the Home and Interiors.\nTHIS TOOL EXPLAINS HOW TRENDS GROW, EVOLVE AND FLOW; HELPING PERCEIVE AND \nUNDERSTAND HOW THEY WILL INTERACT WITH OUR DAILY LIFE.\nWWW.TRENDESIGNBOOK.COM\nCurated by Andrew Bolton, the Head Curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, this year’s Met Gala exhibition \nexplores the impact of Camp on fashion, taking inspiration from Susan Sontag’s 1964 essay “Notes on ‘Camp.’”. The exhibition opened to \nthe public on May 9, 2019 and runs until September 8, 2019.\n",108,{"image":442,"text":443,"number":444},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.109.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 109.\nThough Susan Sontag took camp mainstream in her essay, the concept originally stems from queer culture and dates back to the 17th century. \nStill, the art of camp remains hard to define to this day.\nExtravagant. Flamboyant. Subversive. Kitschy are some of the adjectives used to describe camp fashion. In the essay, Sontag defines camp \nas a “love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.” “The whole point of Camp is to dethrone the serious. Camp is playful, anti-\nserious” she explained. \nWHAT IS CAMP?\nFor Andrew Bolton, chief curator for the Costume Institute, just asking the question “What is \ncamp?” is the point. Although usually associated with LGBT culture, the word camp describes \nanything that is intentionally ostentatious or excessively effeminate. “This exhibition might \nraise more questions than it answers: ‘Is camp gay?’, ‘Is camp political?’ and, ultimately, ‘What is \ncamp?’,” reads a statement from The Met.\n“We’re experiencing a resurgence of camp not only in fashion, but in culture in general” Andrew \nBolton says “Camp tends to come during times of cultural instability.”\n“Camp’s disruptive nature and subversion of modern aesthetic values has often been trivialized, but \nthis exhibition reveals that it has had a profound influence on both high art and popular culture,” \nsaid Max Hollein, Director of The Met.\nCamp is also pretty subjective. What one person interprets as camp might not translate that way \nto someone else. \nThe scholar Fabio Cleto says that ‘Camp is a question mark that won’t let its line be straightened \nup into an exclamation mark.’ I want people to leave thinking, ‘What is camp?’ That is the power \nand the poetry behind camp, constantly trying to define it.”\nTRENDBOOK \u002F\u002F\n",109,{"image":446,"text":447,"number":448},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.110.png","The exhibition features colourful spaces, all in vivid shades of pink, blue and yellow.\nGlass windows display objects from The Met’s collection and features approximately 250 objects, including womenswear and menswear, as \nwell as sculptures, paintings and drawings dating from the 17th century to the present. \nTHE EXHIBITION\nThere are two distinct parts of the “Camp: Notes on Fashion” exhibit. The first, focuses on the origins of camp from the 19th and early 20th \ncenturies. The second shows how elements of camp -- including humour, irony and parody -- have been expressed in fashion.\nPieces from designers like Balenciaga, Jean Paul Gaultier and Jeremy Scott are on display, along with notable red carpet looks like Cardi B’s \noyster 2019 Grammy dress and Bjork’s swan dress she wore to the 2001 Academy Awards. \n“Camp: Notes on Fashion” exhibit is an exploration of how over-the-top fashion has been used as both a form of expression and escapism \nthroughout history. It is both a way of seeing the world as an aesthetic phenomenon and a quality present in objects, people, buildings, clothes, \nfurniture and cultural products such as movies, pop songs and novels. In the latter case, they are works that value style over content.\nWWW.TRENDESIGNBOOK.COM\n",110,{"image":450,"text":451,"number":452},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.111.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 111.\nPhotography is by Zach Hilty courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.\nTRENDBOOK \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 111.\n",111,{"image":454,"text":19,"number":455},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.112.png",112,{"image":457,"text":458,"number":459},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.113.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 113.\n",113,{"image":461,"text":462,"number":463},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.114.png","At Grand Hyatt Berlin, exceptional contemporary art and modern \ndesign meet in the heart of the German capital. Located near the \nfamous Potsdamer Platz, you will find the most iconic places and \ncultural highlights within walking distance. The Berlin Philharmonic \nHall, the Brandenburg Gate, as well as numerous cinemas and \nshopping malls, are reachable in just a few minutes’ walk. The hotel \nfeatures impressive design elements, with 321 elegant rooms and 21 \nluxurious suites planned by architect Tony Chi, equipped with the \nlatest amenities, impressive marble bathrooms and spacious living \nand working areas.\nHOTEL GRAND HYATT BERLIN \nBERLIN, GERMANY\nTurn your stay into an unforgettable memory and conclude your \nday with a visit to the impressive spa with rooftop terrace where \nyou can enjoy breathtaking views over Berlin. The Club Olympus \nSpa & Fitness offers an indoor pool, a whirlpool, a sauna, a steam \nbath, a fitness center and a diverse selection of cosmetic treatments \nand massages.\n",114,{"image":465,"text":466,"number":467},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.115.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 115.\nWith over 1.300 sqm of meeting space and nine meeting rooms with \nnatural daylight, the hotel provides impressive options for small \nmeetings, large conferences or gala events with up to 850 guests. The \nevent experts perfectly set the stage according to your wishes and \nneeds, whether in the hotel or with Hyatt Catering in Berlin’s diverse \nand stunning outside locations for events with up to 2500 persons.\n \nIn addition, Grand Hyatt Berlin has two restaurants and two bars \non-site. The dining experiences are as multicultural as the capital \nitself: Vox serves regional dishes with an Asian influence, as well \nas authentic sushi and partly dispenses with refined sugar. Vox \nBar stands for an exceptional selection of more than 150 whiskies. \nTizian Restaurant offers Italian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere, while \nthe urban bar Jamboree invites you to enjoy seductive cocktails and \nsnacks in a relaxed living room ambience in the style of the 80s.\nAddress: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 2, 10785 Berlin, Germany\nWebsite: www.hyatt.com\n",115,{"image":469,"text":470,"number":471},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.116.png","Considered one of the most luxurious hotels in the Japanese capital, Conrad \nTokyo is located in the heart of the Shimbashi business district, surrounded \nby skyscrapers but overlooking the soothing Tokyo Bay and the ancient \nHamarikyu Gardens.\nOnce you enter the hotel’s lobby, you are greeted by an exquisitely abstract \npainting by art legend Toko Shinoda. Contemporary art and design are \nscattered throughout the hotel, which is decorated with bold sculptures \nand paintings created by 23 Japanese artists. All of the 291 guestrooms, four \nrestaurants and lounge area are designed with a beautiful interpretation of \nJapanese minimalism, creating a contemporary yet comfortable atmosphere.\nThe guest rooms are located on the top eight floors of the jaw-dropping \n37-storey skyscraper. They are spacious and modern, featuring a clean \nand neutral colour palette, along with wood and white accents. The walls \ncontain notes of traditional Japan, such as sumi-e-style cherry blossom \nmotifs, small birds on the panels above the bed or lantern-inspired lighting. \nAll bedrooms have incredible views overlooking the city, thanks to their \nfloor-to-ceiling windows.\nThe Conrad Tokyo has four restaurants where you can indulge in exquisite \nJapanese, international and Asian-inspired cuisine. On the 28th floor is the \nCollage restaurant, offering a Japanese interpretation of modern French \ncooking. Next door is China Blue, where chef Albert Tse serves avant-garde \nCantonese cuisine. Nearby is the minimalistic Kazahana, where staff dressed \nin traditional kimonos present outstanding Japanese banquets. \nLastly, Cerise is your best choice for lighter meals throughout the day. \nDon’t forget to enjoy an amazing drink, along with amazing views, at the \nCONRAD TOKYO\nTOKYO, JAPAN\n \n",116,{"image":473,"text":474,"number":475},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.117.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 117.\nHOTELS WE COVET  \u002F\u002F\nExecutive Lounge on the 37th floor.\nWith impeccable service, artful interiors and excellent location, Conrad \nTokyo proved to be a completely unforgettable stay. If you’re looking for the \nultimate luxury experience in Tokyo, Conrad is definitely the place to go.\nAddress: 1 Chome-9-1 Higashishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-7337, Japan\nWebsite: conradhotels3.hilton.com\u002Fen\u002Fhotels\u002Fjapan\u002Fconrad-tokyo-TYOCICI\u002F\n",117,{"image":477,"text":478,"number":479},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.118.png","The Hotel Zoo Berlin, once the pride of Berlin’s Kurfürstendamm, has risen \nagain in a renovated glory and splendor. If you are planning a visit to this \nmagnificent city, this luxurious, historic hotel is definitely the best choice for \nyou. The hotel is located in a bustling promenade, in Berlin’s City West. The \nfresh face of the hotel results from the work of rewarded American designer \nDayna Lee, from Powerstrip Studios. They have been rewarded for their \nincredible work in design and have been involved in major projects all over \nthe world. Since details make all the difference in an interior design project like \nHotel Zoo Berlin, the goal was to preserve the building’s old elements, leaving \nthe hotel’s old charm untouched. The result was an already magnificent hotel \nthat now has a special townhouse feeling, in which the tradition of Berlin \nlives, whilst carrying a mix of New York and London elegance within itself.\nThis 1889 building has stoically survived WWII bombings. Its rebirth brings \nthe guests magnificently restored high ceilings and the original brick and steel \nwork revealed, yet its past glamour was never lost and was perfectly imbedded \nin a strong sense of modernit.\nHOTEL ZOO BERLIN\nBERLIN, GERMANY\n",118,{"image":481,"text":482,"number":483},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.119.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 119.\nHOTELS WE COVET  \u002F\u002F\n",119,{"image":485,"text":486,"number":487},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.120.png","The 141 spacious rooms and suites have an eccentric fairy-tale fantasy within, \nfeaturing bespoke furnishings and bold Berliner spirit. Contemporary and \nclassic elements are mixed together in a luxurious harmony while elements \nlike plush, heavy curtains, beautiful carpets, George Smith sofas and sizeable \nplatform beds create a glamorous feel worthy of 1920s Berlin. \nThe indoor common areas include a comfortable living room with a double-\nsided fireplace, flickering both inside and onto the open-air winter garden, \nthat invites the guests to linger. For a moment of gluttony, you won’t regret \na visit to the glamourous Grace Restaurant, where you will find the most \ndelicious dishes from chef Martin Bruhn. On the rooftop, you will find the \nperfect place for summer nights’ lovers where you can drink a cocktail while \nenjoying the most beautiful view over southwest Berlin.\nAddress: Kurfürstendamm 25, 10719 Berlin, Germany\nWebsite: www.hotelzoo.de\n",120,{"image":489,"text":490,"number":491},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.121.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 121.\nHOTELS WE COVET  \u002F\u002F\nHOTELS WE COVET  \u002F\u002F\n",121,{"image":493,"text":494,"number":495},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.122.png","Placed inside the Baccarat Hotel, the Grand Salon is one of the most \nluxurious dining experiences New York has to offer. The restaurant \nearned its name thanks to the neutral colour palette, the silk-covered \nwalls and detailed flooring. But the truly showstopping piece is the \n64-arm Baccarat chandelier, located at the centre of the Salon.\nThe Grand Salon caters to every meal, from a deluxe breakfast to an \nexquisite dinner that stretches late into the evening, but the ultimate \nluxury experience is the Afternoon Tea in partnership with Mariage \nFrères. Here, you can taste exclusive blends brewed by the Salon’s \ntea sommelier that are perfectly paired with canapés and petit fours.\nFor dinner, prepare yourself to be wowed by the culinary skills of \ntwo Michelin-starred Chef Gabriel Kreuther, that brings the best of \nAlsatian-inspired cuisine to New York. This combination of French \nand German flavours will certainly blow you away. If you’re looking \nfor a relaxing time, try The Bar, right next to the Grand Salon, whose \ncocktails are the perfect accompaniment to the Chef’s dishes. The \nspace’s display is inspired by the great American long bars of the past, \nthe glamorous French ballrooms and the royal stables at Versailles, \nwith distinctive natural-wood walls that define much of the space.\nThe decor was at the hands of Paris-based designers Gilles & Boissier, \nwhose extensive contract experience and lavish attention to detail \nwas the perfect match for Baccarat. The duo created the perfect \nambiance for a fine-dining experience, with opulent silk and plush \nupholstery scattered throughout the 22-foot-high salon. In Baccarat’s \ntrue fashion, the Grand Salon counts with numerous pieces made \nwith Baccarat crystal, including the outstanding 64-arm Baccarat \nchandelier. The Grand Salon is the perfect place to indulge during your \nNew York stay, be it at breakfast, high tea or dinner. The cuisine and \nthe decor are the best combination for the ultimate luxury experience.\nAddress: 28 W 53rd St floor 2, New York, NY 10019, USA\nWebsite: www.baccarathotels.com\u002Fdining\u002Fgrand-salon\nGRAND SALON\nNEW YORK CITY, USA\n",122,{"image":497,"text":498,"number":499},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.123.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 123.\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",123,{"image":501,"text":502,"number":503},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.124.png","UNKAI, INTERCONTINENTAL\nTOKYO, JAPAN\n",124,{"image":505,"text":506,"number":507},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.125.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 125.\nLocated in one of Japan’s most luxurious hotels, the InterContinental \nTokyo, in the heart of the Akasaka district, Unkai Japanese Restaurant \nprovides the ultimate gourmet experience. With an amazing view \noverlooking a traditional Japanese garden and pond that change \nthroughout the seasons, Unkai showcases seasonal specialties and \nthe absolute essence of Japanese cuisine. \nLead by chef Takeshi Yohiyasu, who is devoted to the discovery of \nnew ways of presenting Japanese Kaiseki (a traditional banquet) \nintertwines his signature dishes with the stories he recalls from his \nancient roots. At Unkai, his goal is to make everyone experience the \nblend of old and new culinary arts.\nThe restaurant offers its diners an assortment of traditional Japanese \ncooking, including seasonal sushi and sashimi, miso soup, tempura or \nthe exquisite Japanese Ohmi beef. And, of course, the famous multiple-\ncourse Kaiseki degustation meal, that is served by traditionally dressed \nkimono staff in the private dining rooms.\nFor the ultimate luxury experience, Unkai provides the private Tatami \ndining rooms, that feature traditional Tatami flooring, offering a \ntruly unique dining event. All private rooms look out onto the garden \nand provide an exclusive ambiance for family gatherings, business \nmeetings or catching up with friends.\nFor over 30 years, InterContinental Tokyo has been a hospitality \nleader in the Japanese capital, welcoming guests to its 844 rooms, 12 \nrestaurants and bars and 22 event spaces. Unkai Japanese Restaurant \nalso has a 32-year history that goes back to the establishment of the \nhotel, formerly known as ANA Hotel Tokyo, in 1986. Recently, the \nhotel won the Luxury City Hotel\u002FJapan prize in the World Luxury \nHotel Awards 2018, while Unkai became the Global Winner of \nJapanese Cuisine for the second consecutive year, as well as the East \nAsian Regional Winner in the Luxury Hotel Restaurant category.\nAddress: 1-12-33, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan\nWebsite: anaintercontinental-tokyo.jp\u002F\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",125,{"image":509,"text":510,"number":511},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F1d\u002F05de014b32e9be4101d4187f62ce06.126.png","JUNGSIK\nNEW YORK CITY, USA\nJungsik is a restaurant that can be best described as a perfect example \nof what happens when the quality of the Korean cuisine arrives in \nthe heart of New York city. The idea was brought in by chef and \nproprietor of the restaurant Jung Sik Yim, who decided to open a \nrestaurant in New York in 2011 after the success of the establishment \nback in Seoul. 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