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Top 7 Women Who Break The Bias In The Interior Design World
Top 7 Women Who Break The Bias In The Interior Design World – Woman’s Day is upon us and we all know how important it is to recognize women and the role they play in our society. This year, the term break the bias is being used and LUXXU Blog couldn’t pass up the opportunity to show you the top 7 women who are helping break the bias within the interior design world!
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Celia Sawyer
To instantly break the bias, we couldn’t help but feature the amazing Celia Sawyer. Considered a top interior designer due to her incredible works of luxury and glamour, she started her own project 25 years ago. Even though it started as a really small one, it quickly grew thanks to her excellent skills. Her travels and knowledge about places and different cultures help Celia bring the best in every project she fulfills.
In this luxurious living room, the interior designer used mirrored and glass textures to reflect the light and landscape outside, which adds a beautifully dramatic look. LUXXU’s Empire Chandelier also helps thanks to its extravagant shape, capable of transforming every space into a stunning scenario. Not only that but the Darian Gold Mirror, with its divine shape, and the Empire Wall Lamp, with its modern design, help create this stunning scenario
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Milica Gruban
Going for a more light design, Milica decided to pick neoclassicism since she believes it to be the most striking period in history. With this in mind, this amazing interior designer went for rich quality architecture, motifs from contemporary Eastern designs, and the epitome of luxury. Such a perfect way to break the bias, wouldn’t you agree?
This living room and dining room emanate a grandeur that represents the power and spirit of high-end design. These monumental spaces allowed her to pick and choose the best features and elements in the history of design, and combine them with flexible, modern details, like LUXXU’s Burj Chandelier!
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Noura Faris
This groundbreaking project truly breaks the bias when it comes to interior design. Noura Faris picked beautiful ground colors and used gold accents to make an inspiring contrast. Truly a welcoming Egyptian-inspired dwelling, with a mysterious and enigmatic feeling.
Within this project, we can see that the marble was the go-to material as it provides a sophisticated ambiance, and LUXXU’s Anguis Sofa, with its peculiar shape and beige tones, adds an elaborated and trendy design. And all the other pieces by LUXXU you can see here, such as the soft Otto Sofa, the detailed McQueen II Wall Lamp, the sleek Darian II Side Table, and the majestic McQueen Chandelier, all with an elegant and beautiful combination of materials, make this living room, created by a beautiful woman, is a sight to behold!
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Anastasia Reese
Giving a change of room, Anastacia Reese is able to break the bias with the organic growth she acquired throughout her interior design journey, where she had many ups and downs but managed to climb to the top by being preserving and passionate. With her belief that beauty and comfort differ from person to person, she aims to create the perfect design for them.
Within this bedroom, a moody ambiance reigns, and all the dark shades sing in harmony to create the ultimate sleeping area. The combination of black hues with gold details is always a safe combination that brings luxury to any decor. To help break the bias, LUXXU’s Château Bed is here to make an impressive statement, together with a clean and imposing Beyond Side Table, the shining Empire Pendant Lamp, and the glamorous Waterfall Rectangular Suspension Lamp!
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Maria Serebryanaya
What better way to break the bias by owning a spectacular interior design studio called Dom-A? That’s right, Maria Sereyanaya shows us that everyone is capable of achieving their goals as long as they desire it. This beautiful ambiance mixes styles ranging from classic to modern and it’s a delight to appreciate.
In the very back of this design, we can spot LUXXU’s Draycott Pendant Lamp which shines bright and transmits elegance and purity to this space. Any area that features this charming pendant light will instantly glow up become a safe haven. But we couldn’t forget our amazing Empire Suspension as well! What a great way to spend Women’s Day than in a fine room such as this one, don’t you agree? Break the bias as well!
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Anastasia Skisova
Who said bathrooms had to be clean and minimalistic? Anatasia Skisova is here to break the bias and show us that a bathroom filled with unique and exquisite pieces of art can be the way to go and a sure way to make your home more spontaneous and bespoke.
This luxury bathroom design uses a carefully balanced mix of black and white marble that will create an idyllic ambiance together with the use of gold and crystal pieces. So, obviously, LUXXU’s Waterfall Rectangular Suspension Light is here to give a layered aesthetic.
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Waterfall Rectangular Suspension Light
Anna Karaketova
This curated entryway blows anyone’s mind by the way it was designed by the marvelous Anna Karaketova. She sure knows how to break the bias by combining the neoclassical style with modern and contemporary.
The star of this design is for sure LUXXU’s Majestic XL Wall Light Mirror. The emancipation of this piece of lighting reflects a fascinating design made by talented craftsmen. This piece of art brings glow and evokes a petrifying effect in any setting. A true mirror to desire and break the bias.
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