March 29, 2008
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Rubih Hage is a qualified architect and interior designer, graduating in 1991 from the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. Between 1989 and 1991 Rabih worked on hi-tech commercial projects assisting renowed French architects and engineers. During this time Rabih was involved in landmark works such as the TGV train stations of Paris Montparnasse and Nantes, and the 1992 French Pavilion at the Seville Expo. Rabih has won a string of awards and competitions including the Brithish Interior Design Association’s (BIDA) Interior Designer of the year in 2004. This is Portland Place, Rubih Hage’s portfolio. |
January 24, 2008
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NathanEgan Interiors, launched by designers Wayne Nathan and Carol Egan in 2000 has been busy since opening day. By inspiring, “uptown clients with downtown ideas” (according to W Magazine), the Soho pair quickly established an enviable reputation as skilled purveyors of a refined, eclectic mix of contemporary and classic furnishings. |
December 09, 2007
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Barry Rice Design creates modern, comfortable interiors with clean lines, natural woods and an emphasis on vintage furnishings. The Brooklyn-based firm provides clients with a high level of professional service and projects with an impeccable attention to detail. The results are expressive, individual, functional and beautiful. |
December 05, 2007
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Christopher Coleman Interior Design based in Brooklyn’s historic waterfront district, DUMBO, combines substantial practical experience with abundant imagination and energy. Coleman guides clients carefully throughout the design process to create and execute a space that is unmistakably their own. This is some his project. |
August 31, 2007
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Projects Willard by Steven Miller Design Studio |
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