Palazzo Versace on Australia's Gold Coast captures Versace's signature style of opulence and sophistication. Acres of marble floors, glistening gold, intricate mosaics, and lavish chandeliers abound. It's hard not to notice the similarities between this luxurious hotel and the world famous Versace aesthetic.
Entrepreneurial exuberance meets personal style at Tory Burch’s Manhattan office, handsomely appointed by her frequent collaborator Daniel Romualdez.
Evoking the purity of form that defines his fashions for Calvin Klein, Francisco Costa worked with decorator Mark Cunningham to create serene, sophisticated interiors for his 1930s Georgian mansion on Long Island.
Isaac Mizrahi’s Greenwich Village home channels the designer’s trademark flair, its airy rooms accented with a lively mix of colorful artwork and urbane antiques.
Tommy Hilfiger's affinity for bold, bright colour is apparent in the design of his Miami home with the help of interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard. Here '60s inspired furniture and vibrant oranges, purples and reds are artfully contrasted against bright white walls, making the home part home, part gallery and showing off the couples' collection of modern art.
Milan is not short on style and sophistication. It is, after all, the world's fashion capital. Masion Mochino does not disappoint. It's popular amongst Fashion Week's chic attendees. Each of the Maison's 65 rooms has a unique and surreal theme based on fairy tales. Don't be surprised if you see a glowing cloud floating overhead, or trees seem to grow from nowhere -- this place is bound to surprise and delight.
By day Jacques Doucet designed gowns for the international elite— but away from the office, the Belle Epoque couturier was the fashion world’s first great collector.
Fashioned by French lingerie designer Chantal Thomass, Paris’ Vice Versa Hotel boasts sexy, fanciful rooms finished in a mind-blowing variety of styles and themes. A nod to the seven deadly sins, the design combines contemporary comfort with offbeat touches to create seductive, original spaces. Expect glamorous suites brimming with Parisian fashion accessories, walls decked out in bank notes, teapots that double as lamps, and sultry bathrooms draped in black lace.
Understated elegance is reflected in every square foot of Armani Hotel Dubai, which sits quietly in the world’s tallest and ritziest building. Decorated in soothing beiges, austere grays, and coffee-inspired hues, the stylish rooms and suites bare the signature of Giorgio himself and everything is crafted to perfection like a couture gown exquisitely handmade from the finest Italian fabrics.
What Hôtel Le Bellechasse lacks in size makes up for in character. Situated on the Left Bank of the Seine, minutes from Musée d’Orsay, this intimate Parisian hotel is a treasure trove of rich, extravagant fabrics, bold ceiling murals, and sumptuous furnishings. Designed by French couturier Christian Lacroix, its flamboyant interiors are all about high fashion and artistry, dazzling the senses at every turn.
Wilbert Das (of Diesel fame) worked with local Brazilian artisans to create the interior design for UXUA Casa Hotel & Spa. The rustic, back to nature style is reminiscent of Das's distressed Diesel jeans and the hotel and spa is complete with handcrafted clay walls, Brazilian antiques, and alfresco showers. The hotel and spa could be described as 'rustic modernism'.
The Round Hill Hotel and Villas in Jamaica are renowned for their laid-back, beach-cool vibe. And it's all thanks to Ralph Lauren's elegant, traditional styling. The spaces have a sense of colonial tradition, but that doesn't mean they lack in contemporary embellishments. In Lauren's popular boat-wear style, the rooms are cool mix of refreshing white linen with cooling navy blues - just like his Men's summer collection above. It's classic for a reason.
In a leafy residential suburb of Berlin, Karl Lagerfeld has brought his distinctive, opulent style to the Schlosshotel. To be fair he had pretty nice bones to work with -- a 100-year-old baroque mansion. Lagerfeld brings rich fabrics and antique designer furniture to the spaces. Each room is individually designed and styled, each with a sense of timeless beauty and quality.
Latin American fashion designer Silvian Tcherassi owns Tcherassi Hotel + Spa. Here she has designed contemporary spaces with artistic flourishes in here signature style. Interestingly, the boutique hotel has only seven rooms, each named after precious fabrics.
If you can't see the similarities between Diane von Furstenberg's bold patterns on the catwalk and the decor in this Hayman Island penthouse, then it might be time to see your optometrist. The fun, casual style looks beautiful here and the bold prints take on a relaxed, almost tribal vibe.
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