S. LAURENS INTERIORS - Key Persons

Job Titles:

• President of S. Laurens Interiors

Sylvie Laurens Interiors is a yacht interior design firm specializing in refit and new construction. Sylvie's interiors are fully custom. Functional as they are comfortable, trendy as they are elegant, simple, refined, peaceful and distinctive; tailored to meet the client's lifestyle. Her design sensibility has been shaped not only by her French/European heritage, but also by her extensive past experience in Hospitality and Residential interior designs. Sylvie has had comprehensive studies in many schools of interior design, including the prestigious l' ASAG in Paris, France as well as the International Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale where she has received a Bachelor's degree. Born and raised in France, in 1999 she established Sylvie Laurens Interiors L.L.C. located in Boca Raton, Florida, near one of the world's largest yachting industries: Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Sylvie is also an allied member of the American Society of Interior Design (ASID), the International Superyacht Society (ISS) and the Marine Industries Association (MIASF). Sylvie Laurens Interiors has the expertise to create diverse styles from the most sophisticated and elegant décor to contemporary- minimalist yacht interiors. Their commissioned designs have been for a wide variety of Hargrave's new constructions as well as Feadship, Viking and Azimut refits among others. Clients: we serve an international clientele including yacht owners, builders and shipyards as well as homeowners. Latest Project: M/Y Halcyon, a 137' Feadship that was built in 1982 and extensively renovated to fit the new owner's taste. In the Main Salon we married the existing wood sopali with a palette of yellow, silver and pure white fabrics. Glass material and silver leather was applied to add some highlight at the seating area. To introduce a modern contrast we selected a few of Philippe Stark transparent chairs and stainless steel pieces. In the Stateroom suites the beds lengths were modified to fit the owner's needs. The outdoor decks had natural teak as well as stainless steel furniture with white and bright yellow fabrics.