"In recent years, notable interior designers have begun tackling these highly regulated environments with a more expressive sensibility, an expertise finely tuned from creating luxury residences for discerning individuals. Initially, Shalini Misra had a vintage car in mind when her eponymous design studio undertook the interior refurbishment of a 14-seat Bombardier Global Express XRS jet in collaboration with AeroVisto Group and MaceAero. The client steered her in a new direction, encouraging bluesky thinking by requesting an interior with true character."
"Keen to reduce both the tedium and the stress of flying, Misra included decorative focal points throughout the four areas of the cabin, while choosing a soothing, natural palette of cream, tan, and blue. "Our client wanted the interior to feel mellow and calm without too many alien colors. Because jets can experience turbulence, it's important to be able to feel a"
Notable interior designers are applying residential design approaches to private jets, bringing expressive sensibilities and artisanal techniques to highly regulated cabin environments. Shalini Misra treated a 14-seat Bombardier Global Express XRS as a sumptuous room, incorporating wallpaper, rugs, and personalized artistic elements inspired by the client's life and interests, including Japan. The project required six months to design and six months to execute and involved navigating strict regulations like a jigsaw puzzle. Decorative focal points appear throughout four cabin areas. A neutral, soothing palette of cream, tan, and blue was chosen to reduce tedium and in-air stress.
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