The iconic and larger-than-life fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld has passed away leaving behind an extraordinary legacy that revolutionized the industry and every fashion house he touched. Lagerfeld will be remembered as one of the most influential designers in the history of fashion as the visionary mastermind behind the ultra-luxurious and exclusive fashion houses Chanel, Fendi and his self-titled Karl Lagerfeld. The late designer loved all aspects of design and ventured outside of the fashion world by partnering with some of the world's most exclusive developments as the visionary interior designer behind the extraordinary properties. As the fashion and design world mourn the loss of the larger-than-life late icon, we take a look at some of the projects he left behind in the world of Interior Design.
Estates at Acqualina
Estates at Acqualina. Photo courtesy of Estates at Acqualina.
Situated in the heart of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, the Estate at Acqualina will feature lobbies designed by the late icon, who drew inspiration from traditional Roman piazzas. The lobby will incorporate original photography shot by Lagerfeld himself throughout Rome. The building is set to open in 2020.
Hôtel Métropole Monte Carlo
Photo courtesy of Emanuele Scorcelletti.
The hotel's pool was redesigned by the late icon who designed a constellation of lights for the pool floor and 65-foot-long installation inspired by The Odyssey and The Iliad featuring a series of photos etched onto glass panels.
Toronto's Art Shoppe Lofts + Condos
Photo courtesy of Capital Developments and Free Developments
The two lobbies for the mixed-used development currently under construction reflect the late designer's visionary design with a bold, monochromatic aesthetic that seamlessly blends luxury with modernity.
