I specialize in commercial, hospitality and residential interiors. I believe that no matter your budget or your space, a great design can elevate your experience and improve your state of mind. My focus is on helping individuals and businesses reflect their personal culture and values through design.

Architecture, Planning and Interior Design

Charles Rose (b. 1960 New York City) is an American architect whose designs are informed by the landscape and distinct characteristics of a building site—whether in rugged coastal settings or dense urban neighborhoods. Rose earned degrees in architecture at Princeton University and Harvard’s Graduate School of Design, studying under such high-profile practitioners as Michael Graves and Rafael Moneo. After Harvard, Rose worked with landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh, an experience that influenced his design philosophy of architecture that “sees the site.” He established his practice in Boston in 1989 and in two decades completed more than 50 buildings.

A Seattle-based researcher with a case of serious wanderlust often found traveling U.S. backroads and byways. She's been featured in the NY Times, SF Chronicle and written for PSFK, Canvas8 and numerous B2B companies. See her work at http://www.maca.la

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E15 is an international brand in the upper segment of the market. modern, timeless design, specially selected materials and high quality manufacturing are the brand's most important characteristics. E15 was founded in 1995 in London by architect Philipp Mainzer and product designer Florian Asche. Today the company has its head quarters in Germany, Oberursel near Frankfurt am main. most of the furniture is manufactured in the Rhein-Main area and sold worldwide through selected retail partners. In addition to the furniture collection, e15 is active in the design services and architecture segments and realizes projects on an international scale.

Former Interior Architect | Project Manager

We design contemporary homes that are inspired by their surroundings.

Design, Art, Code, Technology, User Interfaces

Rose Maura Lorre, a Montreal resident since 2011, has written for the New York Times and Salon.