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Best Design Projects: 5 of the most iconic interiors | Best Design Projects
Hospitality Interior Design Ideas

We have the pleasure to present you a great selection of iconic interior projects developed by some of the most world wide known interior decorators. These projects include office interior design, corporate interior design, commercial interior design, luxury hotel design and commercial projects. So, lets start seeing projects of top talents!

In the drawing room of Mehall Griffey and Jerry Maggi’s home in Catania, Italy, the stucco ceiling and painted concrete-tile flooring are both original to the building. The sofa is by Baxter, the antique tabernacle is Austrian, and the 18th-century Flemish painting was found at a Paris flea market. The walls are painted in Farrow & Ball’s Down Pipe.

Mehall Griffey and Jerry Maggi’s home in Catania, Italy
Mehall Griffey and Jerry Maggi’s home in Catania, Italy

In the Brussels home of Anne-Marie Midy and Jorge Almada, the velvet sofa, armchairs, bench, and mirror are from the couple’s company, Casamidy. The mantel is original to the early 1900s-era townhouse.

Anne-Marie Midy and Jorge Almada hone in Brussels
Anne-Marie Midy and Jorge Almada hone in Brussels

In the living room of fashion designer Gilles Mendel’s Paris home, mink upholstery on an Arne Jacobsen Swan chair—and matching fur pillows—pay homage to his family’s couture fur business, J. Mendel.

Gilles Mendel’s Paris home
Gilles Mendel’s Paris home

In Kit and Tim Kemp’s London townhouse, the British hoteliers employ their signature eclectic style, giving the library a jolt of color with a George Smith armchair upholstered in bright stripes.

Kit and Tim Kemp’s London townhouse
Kit and Tim Kemp’s London townhouse

In her Manhattan pied-à-terre, designer Alessandra Branca shows her Roman roots by covering Italian painted chairs in a Fortuny fabric, and creating a pair of lamps from 18th-century Italian columns.

Alessandra Branca in Manhattan
Alessandra Branca in Manhattan

Hope you all liked these inspiring ideas.

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