Jim Dixon: A home can be anywhere, and it can be a house or a skyrocket

Home Editor Eve Kelliher talks to the designer who divides his time between Kerry and London — when he's not travelling the globe creating dwellings on land, in the air and at sea
Jim Dixon, Winch Design, and background, the bold exterior livery of this Global 6000 by Winch Design (photographed by Mark Nicholson) features a white pearlescent graphic pattern emblazed on the rich, metallic teal-coloured fuselage, tail and winglets. 

Jim Dixon, Winch Design, and background, the bold exterior livery of this Global 6000 by Winch Design (photographed by Mark Nicholson) features a white pearlescent graphic pattern emblazed on the rich, metallic teal-coloured fuselage, tail and winglets. 

Like 007, Jim Dixon commutes by superyacht or private jet.

If you’re a designer of luxury interiors, building literal castles in the air for the super-rich, you’ll find constant jet-setting is part of the job description.

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