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Project Name: Tiger Eye: A nature-inspired interior design theme developed for the disruptive Praetor 600

Date Completed: March 2021

Exterior Designer: Embraer Design Operations

Interior Designer: Embraer Design Operations

Completion Centre: Embraer Executive Jets, Melbourne, FL, USA

Different by design and disruptive by choice, the Praetor 600 is the world’s most disruptive and technologically advanced super-midsize business jet. Following the success of their award-winning Bossa Nova edition, Embraer’s design team continues the disruption with the introduction of the Tiger Eye interior design theme, an aesthetic mirrored after the striking gemstone by the same name.

From floor to ceiling, Tiger Eye is epitomized by its seamless blend of timeless features and contemporary detailing, lending to a bright, nature-inspired aesthetic onboard the Praetor 600.

The elegant design begins with a bright color palette of neutral ivory, caramel, and black, boldly accented by splashes of glacier blue. Underfoot, a hand-tufted, 100% wool carpet creates a textured base to ground the cabin environment, even when flying at 45,000 feet. Sumptuous ivory leather seats are complemented by caramel accent stitching and quilted inserts inspired by the iconic sidewalks of São Paulo.

Even the small details received an elevated treatment in this interior theme. Eye-catching materials such as an Ebony Recon veneer are used on monuments, table surround, and tech panel trim, while satin nickel plating is used for seatbelts, faucets, and other details throughout the cabin. And that striking glacier blue color? It creates surprising moments of playfulness when discovered on the underside of stowable lids.

The subtle combination of these carefully considered features lend to the timeless, yet contemporary aesthetic of the Tiger Eye interior design theme. It represents a natural evolution of style, comfort and luxury onboard the Praetor 600, the world’s most disruptive and technologically-advanced super-midsized business jet.