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Lewis and Kladder

INSTUDIO is a San Francisco based interior design studio started by artists and designers Samuel Fleming Lewis and Stephen Kladder. They take their natural inclination toward fine art and apply it to the practical planning of interior design for homes and small businesses. Their design style attempts to blur the boundaries between art, design, work and home to create harmonious living and working spaces.

With their small business, Lewis and Kladder assess the business’s needs and tailor their design to the individual business’s identity. With their residential design they take a very personal approach and attempt to come up with an overall design concept for a home that relies on the individuals lifestyle.

Here are some photos of an 8 person office that Lewis and Kladder designed that depicts their vision of blurring residential and business design.

You can learn more about INSTUDIO at instudio-sf.com

Office Break Area Design

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Michelle Wiebe

Licensed Interior Designer and ASID member Michelle Jennings Wiebe has used her gift and attention to detail to build her interior design firm, Studio M, to one of the leading firms in the Tampa Florida area. Learning her gift for detail at a young age, Michelle drafted floor plans, designed small scale homes and painted still life. Now, with more than sixteen years of professional experience and a love for the colors and forms of God’s creation, Michelle considers each new space an artist’s canvas. From custom residences to corporate headquarters, she designs interiors that bring inspiration and joy.

Studio M has recently completed an 11,000 square foot residence on Davis Islands in Tampa. The residence is that of a long time client, and Studio M was brought in on the project immediately, before the architect was even hired and Studio M was even instrumental in choosing the architect.  For this project the staff of Studio M supplied a full set of id drawings, helped collect and negotiate builder bids.  After spending hundreds of hours of working on the project, the final project turned out perfectly and the client couldn’t be happier.

Property Profile
Style:  Coastal Chic
Sf – approx 10,500 inside
6 bedrooms, 7.5 bath
Deep water canal with bay access

For information visit the Studio M website at: interiorsbystudiom.com

Here is a short YouTube video from the first day of installation:

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We asked our 4,400+ twitter followers (http://twitter.com/styleture) who their favorite designer is and here were the answers we received:

“Susan Hoffman ASID, DESIGNS in Wayzata, Minnesota”

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“Zaha Hadid”

Blog post about Zaha Hadid: Zaha Hadid Article

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“Can I nominate myself as my favourite designer Andrew Dunning – apd interiors, London www.apdinteriors.com – thank you!”

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“Walsh Design Group http://walshdesigngroup.com/“

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“My favorite designer is ME! I may be a student, but the learning part is a lot of fun. ”

Janice – D+B Interior Consulting – http://www.designingbeauty.biz/

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba are well known for their bathroom and furniture designs, which have been characterized as defining the art of living. As architects and designers, the Palombas deal primarily in architecture, industrial design, exhibit design, art direction, communications and marketing consulting. Roberto Palomba is also a professor at the Polytechnic of Milan, in the Industrial Design Department.

Some of their past clients include: Antolini, Bisazza, Boffi, Bonacina Pierantonio, Bosa, Brix, Cappellini, Crassevig, De Vecchi, Dornbracht, Flaminia, Foscarini, Hoesch, Kos, Laufen Bathrooms AG, Lancia, Lema, Livi’t, Moroso, Orizzonti, Poltrona Frau, Rapsel, Salviati, Sawaya & Moroni, Schiffini, Tisettanta, Tronconi, Tubes, Viccarbe, Ycami, Zanotta, Zucchetti.

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba gained inspiration for their most recent bathroom design, Laufen’s Lb3 collection , through studying the art of living in international metropolises. As with many of their pieces, their work often includes strong cultural and lifestyle influences that they observe from the “art of life.” Ludovica and Roberto discovered that most people naturally possess a penchant for the styles of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, yet at the same time experience an intrinsic need to personalize these designs and make them their own. They have most recetnly based the Lb3 collections on three styles: “modern,” “classic” and “design.”

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