whitechapel depot, notting hill london creative direction and showflat design for private sales arm of one of UK’s largest housing associations

Source : STUDIOILSE

Ron Marvin has been in the creative industries for over 12 years. Working with such companies, as Gap, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, West Elm. His New York home will be featured on the HGTV show “Small Space Big Style” and he is joining the show as an on-air expert. This is apartment in New York that interior design by Ron Marvin.

Source : Ron Marvin

Versace’s done a Lamborghini and they’ve designed jet interiors, so their next move is an easy guess. The Italian design house is taking on the whirlibird. Fashion Week Daily reports that Versace is teaming up with fellow Italian company, Agusta Westland to create a line of private helicopter interiors. Helicopter owners will be allowed to personalize the decor of the craft. Given what we’ve seen in the jets and cars I’m guessing Versace copters will have black and white leather and the classic Greek key design Versace is known for.

The Versace style uses significant elements of the great classic tradition that has always been a source of inspiration for the company, mixed with a very modern approach to elegance and comfort. The aim of Versace and its team of designers is to focus on research, creative development and accurate accomplishment of every detail of the helicopter’s interior.

The Versace designed interiors are produced by AgustaWestland using the finest materials and highest standards of craftsmanship, enabling AgustaWestland to offers its customers the ultimate in terms of luxury and comfort as well as functionality and security. The Versace interior is additional to the several other interior configurations offered by AgustaWestland for its VIP/Corporate range of products.

Source : Luxist, Vertical Magazine

decor8 have inspiration from cake to create interior design ideas. It’s incredible creative. This is her article…A vision came to mind right before I fell asleep last night: write a post combining two delicious favorites, wedding cake and interiors. So I hopped out of bed this morning determined to pair tall, delicious, multiple layered, highly decorative, wedding cakes with some of my favorite interiors. All of these wedding cakes are from the delightful San Francisco bakery, I Dream of Cake, and the rooms are from House Beautiful, Domino, House & Garden, Blueprint, and Coastal Living magazine. One is from West Elm, too. So let’s play Turn this cake into a room, shall we?

Cherry Blossoms, a touch of black, a pop of pink, delicate china, altogether gorgeousness.

Read full article at : decor8

Inhabitat were introduced to Viesso, a company which brings the concepts of prefab and mass customization (with minimal construction waste, eco-friendly products, and quick turnover) to your living room. What’s so incredible about Viesso, is their ability to produce a completely custom product that is ready to ship in just three weeks at a price that is unbelievably affordable. Best of all, each of their pieces come with an eco-friendly option to make sure your furniture, from the springs and foam, to the frame and fabrics are all from green resources.

Viesso’s self-guided online customization process is super easy, even for those who aren’t the most computer savy. You’ll find the resulting products to be well made, durable, and exactly to your specifications. If you’re in the Los Angeles area, you can try-out several of Viesso’s pieces first hand before purchasing in their Santa Monica Showroom. If for any reason you can’t find exactly what you want on Viesso’s website.

Those hesitant to be creative, or who would rather walk away with something more immediate should check-out Viesso’s Floor Model Sale.

+ CABoom 4
+ Viesso
+ Viesso’s Floor Model Sale

Source : Inhabitat, Interior Design