The Egyptians were the first civilization to build with marble. The Dillon Stone Vessel Sink in Egyptian Yellow Marble summons back to marble's original history, both in its durable stone material and its yellow color that references a desert palette. Yet, this is unmistakably a modern piece: the chic, circular shape of this vessel creates an elegance that suits contemporary bathrooms. The soft yellow provides a captivating contrast against a darker countertop, or blends well in a monochromatic, lighter interior design theme. Marble has been trusted as a building material for thousands of years, and you'll enjoy the Dillon Stone Vessel Sink well into the next era. Pair with a wall-mount faucet or vessel filler to complete the look.

In this luxurious setting, the silk sofa is framed by shell pink dupioni silk drapes. Notice the unusual pleating-created especially for this project- to emulate the look of lotus buds- a motif used in Egyptian ornamentation. The black pole with god leaf finials keeps the design neoclassical. The three horizontal bands on the leading edge captures the art deco design aesthetic.

With a leaning toward the exotic, the dining area of this 30 by 40 foot room captivated the Art Deco aesthetic. Klismos chairs in exotic fabrics and Egyptian style chests with stamped brass banding serve as buffet servers. The buffet lighting was custom made by Boston Design and Interiors,Inc. to look like the oil filled bowls providing illumination in a Kasbah.

This fireplace mantle brought back from Egypt in the 1930's is made from black and desert pink marble with alabaster figural carvings. It served as the inspiration for the Art Deco design scheme of this room with Neoclassical/Egyptian revival roots.

With a leaning toward the exotic, the dining area of this 30 by 40 foot room captivated the Art Deco aesthetic. A 5 foot wide custom pastel of the Port of Alexandria is flanked by two antique sconces of winged sphinxes with flame glass globes. The armless settee was custom designed with raspberry silk and cobalt blue and silver panels outlined in vintage 1930's black velvet trim. Klismos chairs in exotic fabrics and Egyptian style chests with stamped brass banding serve as buffet servers. The buffet lighting was custom made by Boston Design and Interiors,Inc. to look like the oil filled bowls providing illumination in a Kasbah.

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Carved from virtually indestructible Egyptian Yellow Marble, the Branson Stone Vessel Sink will last as long as the pyramids. The hewn texture of the sides harkens back to this stone's past, yet the shape transports your bathroom into modernity. The sharp lines of this rectangle vessel sink are rounded in the interior basin, complementing the smoothness of the surface. Gorgeous pale yellow marble lightens up the room and proves a novel design touch in a contemporary theme. Pair with a wall-mount faucet or vessel filler to complete the look.

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This large 30 by 40 foot grand living room was defined by the use of three large area rugs- a conversation area to the right, a dining area to the left, and a passageway to the grounds beyond that connected the house. In this luxurious setting, this end of the room features a sofa upholstered in dupioni silk with two chairs in art deco style frames upholstered in pink leopard and custom made feather pillows. Two exotic style ottomans with large scale leopard can be pulled up for extra seating. Notice the unusual pleating-created especially for this project- to emulate the look of lotus buds- a motif used in Egyptian ornamentation. The black pole with god leaf finials keeps the design neoclassical. The three horizontal bands on the leading edge captures the art deco design aesthetic.

This large 30 by 40 foot grand living room was defined by the use of three large area rugs- a conversation area to the right, a dining area to the left, and a passageway to the grounds beyond that connected the house. In this luxurious setting, the silk sofa is framed by shell pink dupioni silk drapes. Notice the unusual pleating-created especially for this project- to emulate the look of lotus buds- a motif used in Egyptian ornamentation. The black pole with god leaf finials keeps the design neoclassical. The three horizontal bands on the leading edge captures the art deco design aesthetic.

The residence received a full gut renovation to create a modern coastal retreat vacation home. This was achieved by using a neutral color pallet of sands and blues with organic accents juxtaposed with custom furniture’s clean lines and soft textures.

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