Often confused with the Contemporary style, today’s Modern Design is based on a movement that was birthed around the turn of the 20th Century. Modern style furnishings and decor celebrate natural materials, neutral or earthy colors, and the elimination of unnecessary detailing. All in all, we can use Modern style to define a broad design term that typically refers to a home with clean, crisp lines, a simple color palette and the use of materials that can include metal, glass and steel. It employs a sense of simplicity in every element – check our top 5 Modern interior designers!
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#1 – Alyssa Kapito
Since founding her eponymous firm, Alyssa Kapito has developed a reputation for creating elegant, bespoke interiors that focus on beautiful textures and clean lines. Alyssa has been widely recognized for work in the design field and has been featured and profiled in Architectural Digest, 1stdibs, Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Traditional Home, Vogue, The New York Times and Domino Magazine.
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The Winnow table lamp takes its name from the winnowing method, an ancient technique of separating grain from the straw. Its body is composed of small lacquer wood tubes, representing the straw, and the abat-jour shade emerges from the base with a light tapioca fabric, separating distinctively from its rigid body.
#2 – Jamie Bush
Inspired by modernism and naturalism, Jamie Bush‘s interiors perfectly reflect his design identity on his luxurious projects. With his company, Jamie Bush Co, the designer creates lovely atmospheres that reflect both modern design influences and mid-century elements. Throughout his professional journey, he had the great opportunity to work with Steven Ehrlich, Marmol Radziner, David Hertz, Walker Workshop and Barbara Bestor.
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The Robusta center table has both a soft yet eye-catching presence. With an uneven shape, taking inspiration from the disformity of the sub-Saharian plains where the famous Coffea Robusta is grown. Its two marble tops resemble the hues of brown from the exquisite coffee beans and rest perfectly on a delicate and continuous bronze leg. The perfect piece to provide a simple and neutral complement to a modern interior.
#3 – Alix Lawson
Less is more, restrained decor, understated and tranquil – all words to describe the interior design practice belonging to London-based Alix Lawson. She founded her eponymous brand in August 2018 in a bid to bring something different to the market and to focus purely on her core design beliefs – those of dampening the noise of distraction and relishing in fewer, more considered details. A firm believer that simplicity is the new luxury, Alix’s brand is more than a design firm, seeking to change the way we view and experience our interiors.
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The perfect example of duality and contrast. Vinicius is an hourglass-shaped side table finely produced in Nero Marquina marble and polished Estremoz marble. It has that beautiful mid-century modern touch with some clear Scandinavian inspiration. Flawless!
#4 – Bishop Design
Interior design is all about capturing the spirit of the client and the essence of the space, right? There’s a company in Dubai that does both things in a matchless way. Bishop Design has been around since 2004 and, since then, improving and innovating is the way to describe the firm’s journey so far. Modern design meets luxury in every creation.
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The Frappé side table is a subtle set of three nesting tables, made of solid lacquered wood, that is ideal for your living room decoration. With a refined neoclassical form and a visually modern appeal, Frappé is available with a lacquer finish in white or black. Brought to you by the finest craftsmanship.
#5 – Matteo Nunziati
Matteo Nunziati has realized in recent years top interior design projects in major cities of the world. On the base of this success, there are three fundamental aspects. The first is a genuine, passionate pursuit of beauty, developed considering the extreme importance of the aesthetic and emotional value of any interior design creation. The second aspect is the strong link with reality, where any project is designed for the person who will make use of the space, keeping in mind the geographical, cultural and economic environment in which it will be accomplished. The third factor is the attention to the quality of every detail.
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The Espresso floor lamp, with an extremely minimal structure and a matching shade, is the perfect addition to your living room, entryway or reading corner. The shade, made of silk, creates a bold design that is sized to balance its architectural form. As you can see, Espresso is an homage to the simple pleasures of life.
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