NEW LUXURY

THE CHANGING FACE OF LUXURY DESIGN

By Veronica Martin, Two Fold Interiors

As real estate, architecture and interior design trends continue to occupy greater space within our daily lives, our perception and understanding of what comprises luxury design continues to grow, as well. Historically, luxury was equated with the concept that more is better. This strong notion of excess could be found in ornate details and excessive gilding…think of the Liberace Mansion in Las Vegas. Fortunately, modern interpretations are less taxing on the wallet, and not necessarily about how much money is spent, but rather where the money is spent. It is about editing your home, choosing the right moment to shine, and considering what makes the homeowner feel spoiled. To help achieve luxury in your own home, here are four things that should be considered to help you fully realize your vision.