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Tina Ramchandani He grew up in the countries, but traveled around the world, surrounded by colors, textures and cultural influences. It was when it was in one such trip with the family to really fall in love with the design. “Entering the hotel, I was overcome with emotions,” Ramchandan says. “It’s the first time I’ve experienced a place with all my senses. I knew I wanted to embrace that feeling for the rest of my life and I find a way to do it my career.”
Ramchandani graduated from graduate interior design from the Institute of Filadelphia Art, and then reviewed its company skills in Manhattan, including Vicente Wolf Associates. It encouraged by the support of those in the project community, whose generosity and insights were invaluable.
Tina Ramchandani \\\ photo: Brittany Ambridge
In 2014. she founded her news based on New York, Tina Ramchandani Creative. It specializes in what it describes as mental minimalism, interiors that are warm and modern, with adjusted elements. Instead of emphasizing one style or trend, Ramchandani creates environments that not only not only elevate them, but also stories about the life of her clients.
Always with the right curiosity and strong desire for a connection, Ramchandanni has an innate ability to understand what is important for people. She listens to an individual talks about their specific needs, and then the vision translates into something tangible. It is a process that is always interesting and encourages its commitment.
When not working on a project, Ramchandanni makes ceramics, another form of expression that inspires. “What started as a way to calm my mind has become a creative output, I enjoy it deeply,” she notes. “I even made a few vases that live in our studio now – functional reminders of beauty in deceleration.”
Today Tina Ramchandani joins us Friday fiveRecording!
PHOTO: Tina Ramchandani
1. Figaro
If you know me, you know Figaro. He is more than a pet – he is a family. Its expressive (and often judgment) seems, his curious spirit and our joint adventures bring me endless joy. He is a pause reminder, to be present and love unconditionally.
PHOTO: Tina Ramchandani
2 Travel
The journey is essential for how I live and design. Whether you research states or abroad, I am constantly inspired – the color is paired on the historical facade, the texture of local textiles or the peaceful moment of the peaceful moment. It is immersed in new cultures also brings clarity and creativity.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
3. Flowers
The flowers are not in a way to bring joy. Whether it’s imaginary end the room or unexpectedly unexpected in nature, they offer a moment of beauty – softness, gesture. I love the way they can bring color to the most elegant and surprising ways, adding life and energy without ever attention ever.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
4. Color
I believe the color is emotional. Whether it is a bold, saturated tones or layers of nuanced whites, the colors adds depth and narrative into the space. Thoughtful use This allows the home to speak – and speak honestly.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
5. Performance fabrics
Life is nice imperfect. Between my dog, my nieces and own awkward moments, hardy, obvious fabrics are compulsory. Fortunately, performance no longer means compromising on beauty – now we have options that are refined while resistant.
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Photo: Daniel Wang
DESIGN ON DIMER – MENTED FEMINISM
For the second year, participating in design design, we accepted a playful turn on our signature style, a meat minimalism. Topic – Mentive feminism – allowed us to channel energy, optimism and creativity of our twenty-something. Designed for a good reason, this vignette was also nostalgic and back-opinions, with a brave stylish and unrelogatory personality.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
Library staff – Borum Hill
Located in the charming hill of Borum, this residence is subject to interiors that reflected the liveliness of its exterior. Spaca Office Space, shown here, is designed to mix imperceptibly in architecture while still giving a striking visual statement. The rich color and layered texture has created a space that is equal parts withdrawal and reflection.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
Georgetown – House Beautiful Cover
This colonial georgetown house remains one of our favorite projects. From the time there was a deep creative trust between us and the client – cooperation that is allowed in bold decisions and stories about living colors. It was also a thorough project because it became a feature of the cover House Beautiful Color question – a proud and humble moment for our studio.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
Hamptons outdoors
Our team had privilege to complete the concept, inside and out. The client imagined a home who balanced his modern new york sensibility with a relaxed charm of traditional exterior style shining. This particular image captures one of my favorite spaces – an elegant, expansive external space intended for hard fun and quiet moments. Personally, this home has a special meaning, because it is first completed under my newly established company.
Photo: Jacob Stoaveli
Central Park Vest – Resin Sanctuary
Inspired by female views of the central park immediately outside the window, this space is designed as a personal withdrawal for a living young professional. The palette attracts directly from the lush green landscape, bringing outdoors to the heart of the house. It is designed for calm and celebration, interiors move without effort between intimate gatherings and lively evenings, with adaptive dining areas, jumping and entertainment.
