Ralph Lauren Home Collection. With unimpeded views overlooking the
bow from decks 8, 9, 10 and 12, the eight Vista Suites range from 1,200 to 1,500sq ft, depending on the deck. Interior dimen- sions remain the same, but total space varies based on the size of the wraparound teak verandas. They are similar to the Owner’s Suites in the novel inclusion of a television on each veranda, as well as two whirlpools – one on the private veranda, the other in the master bathroom.
over the stern. Encompassing 1,030sq ft, each offers a living room and dining room, walk-in closet and expansive veranda with whirlpool. Like the Owner’s Suites and Vista Suites, these contemporary oases of style have a palette of colours of the sea and rich earthen tones. Vista and Oceania suites have been con- ceptualised by celebrated New York designer Dakota Jackson, and it is his signature design elements that capture the quintessence of these suites. The use of extremely exotic woods takes restrained yet luscious taste to another level; less Art Deco, more smart deco. Stateroom categories include Penthouse
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Suites, which at 420sq ft are easily com- modious enough for in-suite dining; Veranda Staterooms at 282sq ft – billed as the largest standard balcony cabins in the industry; Ocean View Staterooms at 242sq ft; and In- side Staterooms at a still-generous 174sq ft.
have embarked on SS Style. This ship echoes all the tenets required to encapsulate the artistry of fine living. The stunning Grand Lobby with its Lalique staircase and prestigious Cactus table epitomises a sophistica- tion, which is disguised, or perhaps, absorbed, in genuine simplicity.
Suite Things
Aesthetes will appreciate the elaboration of some of America’s most talented designers in the suites, which are among the most spacious at sea. Far from the time- warp cliché of minimalism, these lavish accommoda- tions boast grace and glamour that span the lexicon of decadent design. The three 2,000sq ft Owner’s Suites extend across the entire beam on decks 8, 9 and 10. Upon entering, guests are struck with a sense of awe, as though they have entered an opulent estate home. They are un- precedented in maritime design and are already being hailed as the apogee of luxury at sea. To accomplish this, Oceania appointed award-win- ning designer Susan Bednar Long, who has previously overseen the decoration of flagship retail stores for Polo across North America. As a result of this collaboration, Long has brought a distinction to Marina as the first cruise ship to have appointments from the acclaimed
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en of the 12 Oceania Suites are forward on deck 12; there are also two on deck 11 with a perspective
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