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Interior Design Project

Crystal Cruise’s Mozart:

Humming Along with

New Interior Out? t

Please come see us Nov.30-Dec.2 at

The Workboat Show Booth # 333

Mozart is Crystal Cruises ? rst venture into

European river cruising and began passen- ger service in July 2016. R&M Sea Level

Marine was contracted by Crystal Cruises to renovate all the cabins and suites as well as the reception lobby. Designed by

II BY IV Design of Toronto renovations in- cluded: 69 Deluxe and Window Suites

Completely re? t bathrooms with new natural sandstone walls and ? oors, Euro- pean sliding glass shower enclosures and

Vanities with In-mirror TV connection to the vessels entertainment network. Cabins in- clude all new custom wardrobe, desk and night stand built-in furniture and luxurious upholstered headboards. Lighting is all

Lutron automated LED that offers passen- gers easy touch control of the cabin mood throughout the day and evening. Guests control entertainment, lighting, tempera- ture and communication with hotel staff and room service via an IPad located con- veniently bedside.

12 Penthouse Suites

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In addition to the Lighting, entertainment and IPad controls offered in deluxe suites, the twelve Penthouse cabins offer passen- gers increased space to relax and view the

European scenery through ? oor to ceiling sliding vista windows. Suites feature walk- in closets with private vanity dressing area as well as en-suite tubs and showers.

2 Crystal Penthouses

The most luxurious accommodations aboard Mozart are the two Crystal Pent- houses. These feature a marble entry foyer with Crystal signature chandeliers, a living/dining room with ? replace and

TV concealed behind a framed mirror, a full bedroom, an entry powder room and

ECAP propeller by MMG a complete master bath with luxury tub,

Hadrian marble walls and mosaic marble

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As the central entry to the vessel and re- ception area the lobby features a seating

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Learn more at the central stair, behind the desk a glowing emerald green glass furniture piece repre- 6$)(560$57(5*5((1(5 sents an old hotel key box. www.marinelink.com 35

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