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’Water Treatments‘ from Versace
At the last MosBuild the Italian company
Gardenia Orchidea presented
a series of ceramic tiles by Versace
Home. Interior designs by this legendary
brand always attracts the attention
of both experts and consumers.
Versace was one of the first fashion designers
to turn their hand to interiors.
Today Versace Home is not limited to
separate collections of tiles or bathroom
hardware, but creates a complete
interior design. One of the most
recent projects was for an Italian building
– the interior of the hotel Milano
Residences, which opens in 2015.
The luxury style of Versace is adhered to
despite the building’s purpose. So, for example,
gold – one of the Italian designer’s
trademarks - is the dominant colour in the bathroom
of the apartments at Milano Residences.
Characteristic attention to detail is observed:
each element of decor is well conceived and
stands out, harmonising with the common style.
A bathtub in the shape of a round cup on a podium,
satin pillows, candles and lights create a
single space in the Versace style. The interior is
‘girdled’ with an ancient Greek meander wave,
the conventional form of a wave, a traditional
ornament for a fashion house.
The fluent lines of the bathtub are repeated in
the semi-circular transparent wall that separates
the lounge from the bedroom. Tinted glass,
covered with an elegant design, unifies both
interiors into a unified space. Light tones, golden
glare, wavy lines and, most importantly, the
softness of practically everything that you can
touch ensures that the bathroom is the logical
conclusion to the bathroom, combining them in
a single stylish boudoir.
Versace Home has decided to experiment with
a modern style. The designers of the legendary
Italian brand made a play on colours and unusual
ornamentation, the main centrepieces of
the interior of the hammam in the hotel Milano
Residences. Figures on the walls recall stalactites
‘dripping’ from the ceiling and stalagmites
‘growing’ from below. The small ceramic tiles
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