Impressive private jet interiors lined up

Starbucks' new CEO, Brian Niccol, has secured a special clause in his contract: a private jet to cover the 1600 miles between his home and the company's Seattle headquarters.

Starbucks’ new CEO, Brian Niccol, has a special clause in his contract: a private jet to travel the 1600 miles from his home to the company’s headquarters in Seattle. No punishment, as private jets now offer an unprecedented level of comfort and style. MASTERS lists a number of impressive examples.

Port B787-8

This bespoke design for the B787-8 by Natalie Rodriguez Luxury Design feels like a true palace in the sky, but with a modern twist. Think marble, gleaming wood and gold details, combined with stylish furnishings and a focus on health, wellbeing and sustainability.

In the lounge, the Carrara marble column with wooden accents stands out, together with a digital fireplace. Two cozy sitting areas are separated by HD screens that are cleverly hidden behind artwork; if you want to watch your favorite series on the go, the artwork disappears into the column. The sliding doors give you the choice between privacy in the dining area and kitchen or an open plan if you want more space.

In the master suite you will find a king-size bed, a specially designed jet lamp and a comfortable two-seater sofa by a second digital fireplace and TV. And if you want to stretch your legs during a long flight: for some exercise there is a private wellness area with a treadmill and exercise bike. The bathroom completes it all with an impressive rain shower.

B787

Parisian PierreJean Vision Design & Architecture shows with its custom designs – such as Sky Blue – how technology is developing at a rapid pace. Think of mood lighting, entertainment systems integrated into the wall panels, electric window blinds and even smart fabrics that respond to their environment.

Sky Blue, one of their concepts for the B787, focuses on space and comfort; excellent for a long flight.

Bombardier Global 6000

Winch Design has given the Bombardier Global 6000 a complete makeover, transforming the ten-year-old business jet into a modern masterpiece, both inside and out. The interior features light, neutral leathers, walnut wood and gold accents. The middle and forward walls are finished with light wood slats and mirrors, creating a good balance between privacy and openness. The exterior of the aircraft has also been spectacularly renewed with a striking, fresh design.