Projects

Project Interior design Mougins: Nestled in the sleepy hills above Mougins sits the idyllic Villa Mougins. The property consists of three bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and a large open living area – as well as beautifully manicured gardens and a sultry sun-drenched pool. The pool area is afforded hours of sunlight thanks to its southwest orientation. The area is tastefully decorated, the sun loungers are enveloped in cascading gardens – further enhancing the pool area’s Mediterranean ambience. 

The superb Villa Eze stands as a testament to the harmonious integration of architectural design, luxurious materials, and the breathtaking natural surroundings of Èze. It serves as a showcase of exemplary luxury interior design.

The very essence of this endeavour lay in its capacity to engage with the pristine environment that enveloped it. To accomplish this, a selection of natural materials was employed, crafting an ambience that was seamlessly interwoven with the rustic setting in which the property is situated.

A home restoration project in the heart of Provence, this project saw us undertake a fullscale redevelopment of a provençal villa. It was important to be sympathetic to the history of
the home when the renovations began.

Our private commercial interior design project was something of a whirlwind transformation. The project saw the total redevelopment of a former dark residential space into a bright and
contemporary office space. The renovation allowed the full potential of the property to be realised.

Luxoria was commissioned to undertake a full renovation, fit-out, design and project management of a new chain of aesthetic clinics. The flagship clinic is based in the trendy Marais district in a large historic building. We wanted to enhance the character of the building’s interiors by preserving original features such as the powerful wooden beams proudly displayed on the second level.

Located in the land ice and fire, our ongoing hospitality interior design project is a large-scale development in Reykjavik, Iceland. The brief for the 450 room hotel development was to pay homage to the Icelandic landscape, through cool colour schemes and warm materials. Cosy furniture and inviting bars work together to create a comforting atmosphere.

A striking yacht interior design project that saw us develop a new approach to yacht interiors. The inspiration or the design was a hotel at sea, we wanted to evoke the relaxation and ease one feels when at a luxury hotel. This was achieved by a clever combination of highend materials, plush fabrics, and a joyous colour scheme.