NIKKI BISIKER INTERIOR DESIGN: WORLD-CLASS INTERIOR STATEMENTS FROM DUBAI

COVETED MAGAZINE

22^nd Edition

LA VITA È BELLA

REQUIRED

Wait while you being redirected

At just 13 years old Nikki Bisiker was already creating interiors for her friends, who would later become her clients with properties across the UAE, as well as in Great Britain, Lyon, Monte Carlo, and beyond. All elements of the world inspire the founder of Nikki Bisiker Interior Design, and she always has a pen and notebook close by, feeling and recording the artistry of her surroundings. The firm’s work is easily identified by its comprehensive, creative, and professional approach to its customers both in the East and around the world.

A professional roster of architects and interior designers, combined with an extended network of highly skilled craftsmen, suppliers, and contractors compose the Nikki B Signature Interiors team. The company has extensive design experience, knowledge, and skill when it comes to delivering timeless elegant interiors, both provocative and fun. From conception to implementation Nikki Bisiker offers full-service turn-key design solutions. Understanding their client’s lifestyles and aspirations along with paying close attention to the nuances of the project site and architecture are of the utmost importance to this firm. This intimate connection to their jobs allows them to create ideal living environments for their clients while transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.

Nikki Bisiker has completed numerous stunning designs from palaces to private residences and luxurious apartments. Running through their impressive portfolio and reading the intensely positive feedback from past clients on their website you will quickly see the impeccable quality and vast scope of services this design firm provides.

TOP PROJECTS BY NIKKI BISIKER INTERIOR DESIGN

Villa in Emirates Hills

A spectacular 5 bedroom villa located in the prestigious Emirates Hills gated community in Dubai is one of Nikki B’s most recent interior design accomplishments. The space’s open, light, and airy design was driven by the needs of the client and his family who love gardens and nature-inspired environments. The property lends itself to a contemporary vision, remaining practical and friendly. The 1,391 m² residence is a daring and provocative luxury villa that clearly represents the philosophy of the interior design studio. Each room contains its own style, contrasts of colours, materials, textures, and patterns. From the entrance hall through each room in this well-appointed home, an exquisite experience unfolds, providing its inhabitants with the ultimate high-end, cosmopolitan lifestyle.

The Palm Jumeirah 1

Just in front of the beach, this project uses the environment as inspiration: a palette of greens, greys and blues. Guest bedrooms adopted a soft, neutral grey look that encouraged restfulness.

[BDCK category=3 Keywords=”CE-Download Coveted 20″][/BDCK]

Terranova

This was conceived as an inviting home for a family with four daughters. Formal living spaces, contemporary and striking, with bronze on gold and monochromatic palettes, conveyed warmth and drama. The calming earthy, neutral palette of the family room suggested rest and relaxation. Here, artwork blended with family photographs. Picture-height-and-width windows and doors revealed olive trees recalling the Greek heritage of the family.

Emirates Hills 4

The wish of the family of this brand new home was to convey comfort, luxury and playfulness. Accents of vibrant blue mixed with coppers and sunshine yellow popped throughout the house, which had multiple cosy nooks for sitting in. Custom furniture met textured walls, leathers and glossy veneers, teak wood staircases, strong black and white flooring and touches of travertine marble.

The Palm Jumeirah 3

For this home, they sought a chic antithesis to that other life. Calming, restful greens, creams, soothing apricots and pale woods were chosen. Furthering softening and invitation to calm were suggested by the prolific use of throws, textured surfaces, candle accessories, floating curtains, natural wood sculptures and delicate pieces of art. The use of precious stones referenced their country of origin.