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Kalef Alaton
Kalef Alaton (1940–1989 ) was in interior designer, named one of the top 20 greatest designers of all time in 2010 by Architectural Digest and listed in the Interior Hall of Fame in 2014. Alaton is known as one of the biggest influences on the Californian residential interiors in the 1980s.
== Career ==
Born on May 14, 1940 in Turkey, Alaton originally intended on becoming an artist and while studying art in Paris at age 16 he switched his focus to interior design. While studying design he worked under Russian designer Oscar Mourinsky. Alaton later moved to Los Angeles, California where he quickly became a renowned designer.〔()〕 He was famous for giving new life to antique pieces by incorporating them into his otherwise modern designs. Alaton can best be linked to the Modernism design movement that lasted from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.〔()〕 His talents were sought after around the world. Alaton has designed some famous interiors such as a triplex in West Hollywood that were homes to Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra, as well as homes in Beverly Hills such as Simon and Serlee Beriro's residence. His specialty was residential design, and focused on the needs of the client.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Kalef Alaton: 1988 Hall of Fame Inductee )〕 His inspiration was the client and had them thoroughly involved in the design process. Alaton was also the mentor of interior designer Marjorie Shushan, who she credits as "the designer who changed my life. He taught me to be curious and always open to new ideas." 〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=2010 AD100: Marjorie Shushan )〕 She worked under him for 10 years before opening her own firm in New York City.
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