Oceanco’s Simply Custom Interiors in Photos

Michael Verdon

November 4, 2024 at 1:27 p.m.·1 min read

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This salon from designer Luca Dini is largely open air and connected to the beach club just below.

Dasha Moranova’s elegant take on a beach club.

The main salon offers an interesting blend of formal space with a relaxed vibe.

Burdifilek’s beach club is a quiet, solitary space.

The main lounge is also dark but has large windows for the sea view.

Liairge’s beach club is relaxing but protected, with a window to the elements.

Liairge’s high-contrast main salon.

Zuretti Design’s beach club is like an amphitheater on the ocean.

Zuretti Design’s main salon makes use of two-story-high glass windows.

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