For the people who are not familiar with James Bond, this international spy always comes up with great gadgets and unique designs to help assist the movie quality. At one point this aqua studio home which brings back memories of the first movies that starred Roger Moore, “The Spy Who Love Me”, may be an old film but it can fit well as far as getting new ideas for your future home, particularly if you are living in studio condo units.

It shouldn’t come as any surprise that this unusual retro-modern home should belong to Pierre Cardin. The Italian-born French designer, now 86, is renowned for his avant-garde style and his space-age designs in the Sixties.

Geometric shapes and prints in strong monochromes are found throughout his work and the interior design of his bubble on the sea reflects this sensibility, with black-and-white optical fabrics featured throughout.

This cool Sixties aesthetic is picked up elsewhere with iconic pieces like Verner Panton’s Fun table lamp, made from mother of pearl, and the curved lines of the television.

(Source) Mail Online

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This entry was posted on Monday, July 28th, 2008 at 9:02 am and is filed under Home Appliances, Home Designs, Table, coffee table.
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