Lavatory
The inside of a private jet can resemble a plush hotel room or a posh home. Curl up in front of a 60-inch plasma television, recline in a leather armchair, or entertain around an eight-person dining room table. The following slides show enviable interiors created by Midcoast Aviation, a St. Louis firm that puts the finishing touches on jets.
Cinema lounge
The aircraft service company Jet Aviation and Eidsgaard Design collaborated in the conception of this cinema lounge (the image is a rendering). They took inspiration from lounges found on yachts. The room has stadium seating, a mezzanine daybed, and a 60-inch retractable plasma screen.
Entrance
Because the corporate-jet demographic is younger than ever, contemporary interior designs, like this idea for a jet entrance, are becoming increasingly popular.
Lavatory
Higher ceilings, as on the Boeing 787 shown in this rendering, allow for concealed light fixtures, producing a softer effect that recalls the lighting of the bathroom in an upscale hotel.
Dining room
The dining room shown in this rendering accommodates eight, offers counter space suitable for a buffet meal, and even has a pantry.
Stateroom
This concept for a sleek master suite hides a plasma-screen TV behind a mirror, with the ottoman and bed both facing it.
Lounge
A mirror divides the front and back cabins of this Dassault Falcon jet, creating the illusion of more space.
Living room
Not everyone chooses modern. This living room features leather and floral-upholstered armchairs, its own flat-screen TV, an in-flight entertainment system with Dolby surround sound, and an exit door covered up with a mural.
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