New York City is one of the most inspiring cities in the world with the most inspiring interior designers. For that reason, DecoNY is going to show you the best interior designer in New York City that are an inspiration source for design projects and other designers as well. Take a look at part II:
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Groves and Co.
Groves and Co. is a reference in the modern interior design scene of New York City. Founded in 1995, this Manhattan-based architecture and design company has earned an impressive list of industry distinctions, being listed as one of the best practices by Architectural Digest’s AD100, Interior Design, Elle Décor New York, and Luxe magazines.
Jeffrey Beers International
Jeffrey Beers International is a Top Design Firm that is positioned in the intersection between art and intelligence. By combining the artist’s technique and exploration with an understanding of the client’s vision, JBI’s team strategically plans and creates engaging spaces that are also successful businesses.
Jonathan Adler
Jonathan Adler is a potter, designer, and author. He owns a design company that’s dedicated to bringing “grooviness to your home” with pottery, furniture, rugs, stationery, etc. Creating lavish interiors for venues including the Parker Palm Springs Hotel and Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, Adler has also designed for fashion house 7 For All Mankind.
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Mark Zeff
Mark Zeff is a prestigious architecture and design firm that focuses on innovation and originality within every project. Founded in 1985 by Mark Zeff, the firm has created extraordinary settings on a worldwide level. Based in Brooklyn, the company specializes in a large spectrum of work from luxury residential, to hospitality and retail to high-end real estate development. He stands out from every interior design firm due to its incredible attention to detail throughout many projects.
Meshberg Group
Founded in 2006 by Adam Meshberg, the Meshberg Studio is a top Brooklyn-based practice that places a focus on integrating timeless architectural elements of the past with contemporary materials and methods of the present.
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