Creating an extraordinary interior is no easy task. With constant technological and design innovations driving the industry forwards with each new ship, designing a space that stands out from the crowd requires something special. To create an interior that makes a lasting impression on guests, designers must develop a deep understanding of their preferences. Guests’ requirements and expectations may not necessarily be the same for each operator – what may wow those onboard one type of ship could fail to impress passengers onboard another. “Carnival Corporation designs onboard spaces tailored to the diverse interests and needs of its guests,” says Janna Rowell, manager of external communications at Carnival Corporation. “These needs vary widely across our different cruise lines. Each area is carefully planned to cater to specific guest preferences, ensuring the spaces serve unique purposes and enhance the overall experience.” Passenger shipping operators must consider more than the aesthetic beauty 36 Extraordinary interiors What does it take to elevate a space from ordinary to extraordinary? Alex Smith speaks to passenger shipping executives, a designer and two suppliers to find out which elements make all the difference FEATURE The Currents on Carnival Jubilee takes guests on an ‘excursion’ through its wave-shaped LED ceiling Queen Anne’s Queens Room features a “consciously luxurious design”, with golden motifs throughout
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