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Jun 15, 2021
Project Spotlight – AMLI Midtown Miami and Park West

We’re excited to spotlight one of our favorite industry sectors Multi-Residential over the next few weeks! As “Multi-Resonators” we will feature projects that speak to the design history and branding of high-end apartments and condos. These creative spaces are memorable and “resonate” with the people who live and visit. AMLI Midtown Miami and Park West Apartments are our latest showstoppers in Southern Florida. We had the opportunity to sit down with developer Matt Thomson to chat about the projects and discuss the designs that delivered his bold vision. Check out our video below to learn more! Check out more Multi-Res…

Jun 17, 2021
Interior Design Magazine Spring Market Tabloid Feature

Check out our Marri Screen in the latest issue of Interior Design Magazine’s Spring Market Tabloid! The Marri screen is part of the Against the Grain collection a collection devoted to wood based designs that have sustainable and acoustic properties. The Marri screen was inspired by traditional Japanese woodworking techniques and a popular game (can you guess which one?) It is made of a soft tinted balsa wood with an interior metal frame. The placement and openings between the panels not only add interest but contribute to reducing noise levels in open spaces. See more about Marri here or check…

Jun 23, 2021
Multi Resonator – The Banks

“Multi-Resonators” are multi-residential and mixed-use projects that speak to the design history and branding of high-end apartments and condos. These creative spaces are memorable and “resonate” with the people who live and visit. In our continuing celebration of these “Multi-Resonators” we are focusing on The Banks in Washington DC. This special multi-residential space needed to reflect its neighboring mixed-use history which includes a church and a school. The Riverside Baptist Church has been an important cultural and spiritual space for the Wharf neighborhood for over 160 years. Reflecting and respecting this juxtaposition was of key importance in designing this space…