We believe surrounding ourselves with beauty helps us live better. That's why since 1986 we have been carefully selecting the best furniture and accessories for homes, workplaces and public spaces all over the world. grande renovates its spaces with a new set-up with a natural soul. A neutral-toned palette characterizes the new project designed by Motta Architecture for grande creating a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. The space, homey and elegant, narrates all the rooms of the house through a single unifying thread: the returning to the origin of the matter, while using natural finishes such as brushed woods, softly textured fabrics and textured concrete.
We believe surrounding ourselves with beauty helps us live better.
When tasked with creating a family pied-à-terre in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, Jae Joo, founder of Jae Joo Designs, felt an instant synergy with her client.
Like Shel Silverstein’s book The Giving Tree, the design for The Lymbar, a Houston restaurant that nods to the beloved tale, centers around the idea of generosity.
Can you go back to the future twice? Curator Zuo Jing asked Luo Studio to try. After working on a 2022 exhibition for Jing that referenced the ’80s film with display modules constructed of corrugated cardboard, founder Luo Yujie returned to update his team’s innovative design
In Brooklyn’s brownstone-lined Fort Greene neighborhood, Jessica Wilpon Kamel and Christina Akiskalou—the duo behind New York-based studio.
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Interior Designers turn visions into reality. We work from the inside out, taking into consideration the architectural style, geographical location, lifestyle and preference of our clients, as well as any other parameters, to which we then add our experience and expertise in combining shapes, colours, materials, finishes, furniture, lighting, soft furnishing and décor element to a successful scheme.
Interior Designers not only have a keen eye for detail, knowing what works and what doesn’t work together, but they are also experience trouble shooters. Every design project will face some type of challenges, whether it be delays in production, items lost in transport, items damaged during transport… the list goes on. At the same time, interior designers usually have far more resources than you would have in terms of vendors, suppliers, artisans and trade.
Interior Designers have access to ‘trade only’ resources that do not sell to the public. Some may sell through high-end retailers, which however, may not be available in your area. Designers also work directly with manufacturers, who can create customised and bespoke pieces for our client projects.
The earlier the better. It’s never too early to speak to an interior designer. The earlier you start working with an interior designer the better she/he can help you avoid mistakes when planning your design project as it relates to the selection of finishes, types of windows, lighting etc.
The collaboration between you and your interior designer is very personal. The first thing you should consider is whether you like the designer as a person and what they stand for. Then of course you should take into account their experience and expertise, What do others say about working with this interior designer? Lastly, you should also consider their style. Some designer are specialized in a specific style, others work with many different styles
This depends on the scope of the project, however, I have travelled as far as to the Caribbean on several occasions. For smaller projects or consultations, it is also possible to work virtually.
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