by Janet Morais
Waldo Fernandez is the master of multitasking since he was already working for Academy Award-winning set designer Walter M. Scott on motion pictures such as Planet of the Apes and Doctor Dolittle while improving his education, by studying design and architecture at UCLA. His first interior design project was decorating a house for award-winning director John Schlesinger in 1974. Today, we will show you how magical his living rooms are.
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The snake is one of the oldest and most well-known mythological symbols, being present in different cultures with similar meanings. The Imperial Snake rug is the most luxurious of our snake-based rugs, with its cream colors framing an elaborate and trendy design.
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The Piazzolla wall lamp is a pure 60’s stilnovo style that brings a retro touch to contemporary spaces. Featuring two aluminum cones, this wall light fixture offers light both from top and bottom lamp shades to provide a subtle glow. With a dynamic and versatile look that can be applied to any setting, the Piazzolla wall lamp can be mounted horizontally or vertically.
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The Soleil armchair is a synthesis of styles and senses. Inspired by the spirit and mission of the famous Cirque de Soleil, the purpose is to invoke, provoke and evoke. Soft, sultry curves gently embrace the sitter in this elegant vintage and contemporary style armchair. A timeless addition to any living room.
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A revival of the mid-century modern design classics, the Charles chandelier is a simple lighting design with a lot of character. It features 20 lampshades, all of them handmade in brass, with perforated details on the top. A copper-plated finish is applied to the body of the lamp at the end of the process, creating a more contemporary vibe.
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Flirty and unpredictable like a modern woman, the Caprichosa‘s voluptuous sofa design mimics a woman’s most desirable curves. Fitted like a little black dress in lux black velvet upholstery fabric, Caprichosa is a real heartbreaker. See for yourself!
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