Horizon
by Aeristo

Aeristo has once again raised the bar in aviation interiors with its latest leather design, featured in a newly outfitted Gulfstream G650. Known for its meticulous craftsmanship and refined material sensibilities, Aeristo has crafted a cabin experience that speaks in the quiet language of true luxury, where every detail is considered, and nothing feels excessive.

The new leather collection embraces subtle refinement, prioritising tactile elegance and instinctive design choices that foster a natural sense of ease. At the heart of this approach is a focus on materials that invite touch, quilted patterns and embossing textures that aren’t merely decorative, but that enhance both comfort and atmosphere. In the G650 cabin, these leather elements are not just surfaces; they are integral to the entire onboard experience.

Aeristo’s philosophy is rooted in intention. From the carefully selected tones to the precision of each stitch, every element has been curated to support a unified visual and sensory experience. The result is a space that feels modern yet timeless, contemporary in execution, but classic in its appeal. The quilted leather design, in particular, stands out as both a tactile and visual highlight, offering richness without ostentation.

The design flows harmoniously with the cabin’s architecture, echoing its curves and lines. There is a seamless integration between the leatherwork and the aircraft’s interior form, where tones, textures, and finishes elevate rather than overwhelm. Light plays subtly across the surfaces, enhancing depth and creating an atmosphere of calm sophistication.

Aeristo’s latest work is a testament to the belief that luxury should never be loud, it should feel effortless. The layout, stitching, perforation, and embossing all serve a purpose beyond aesthetics, contributing to a sense of comfort, clarity, and calm. It is this quiet mastery of detail that defines Aeristo’s contribution to the G650, transforming every flight into a refined, sensorial journey above the clouds.

Designer: Salvador Ortiz