The Epitome of Luxury
January 26, 2020
With a combination of modern designs, complemented with traditional elements, My Pick One developed the enchanting interior for a residence at Canal Cove Villas. Resulting in a lavish interior worthy of the beachfront homes.
The My Pick One team of interior designers implemented a philosophy surrounding sustainability into the interior design by using natural and renewable materials. The design is meant to make the most of the space without compromising on its expansive nature. As a result, postmodern minimalism was a highlighting factor in the design.
For this interior design project, the team aimed for a concept that aligned with that of the Canal Cove Villas, a self-contained community that houses 3 to 4-bedroom properties. With the Palm Jumeirah embodying futuristic themes, it was important that My Pick One included contrasting elements as well. As a result, the villa’s interior acted as a merger between postmodern and classic design.
The vintage-like bathrooms have a monochromatic palette, allowing it to stand out from the other rooms. The living room and dining room are calming and warm spaces, which explains their neutral color schemes comprising browns, maroons, and off-whites.
In the villa, every room’s interior exudes a distinct ambiance. With three spacious bedrooms, there’s plenty of ‘room’ for experimentation, creativity, and depict inspiration. While the beach offers a scenic view, it also ties in a natural aspect into the architecture, especially considering that the villa includes a temperature-controlled pool.
Of course, none of it would be complete without amazing furniture that aligns with the need of people that inhabit it. The furniture for the bedrooms needed to look classic in a way that aligns with every era’s design, but practical as well.
The interior boasts rich and extravagant color schemes that grace the floors, walls, and ceilings. In contrast to the bedrooms, which feature an eclectic concept merging classic and modern themes, the kitchen is futuristic and minimalist, with spacious counters, energy-efficient luminaires and fixtures, and space-saving pantries. Meanwhile, the lounge and living room offer a purely classical design, indicative of opulence and luxury.
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