Take one look at a Shaker peg and you can understand much of the philosophy behind the Shaker movement itself: simple, uniform, free from ornamentation, completely functional. For us, that’s just good design. But let’s back up a little — all the way to the 1700s.
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While we wait for our membership invitation to the Little Beach House Barcelona, we pulled inspiration for a current bathroom project from the luxurious decor and use of natural materials - rattan, timber, and moroccan tiles. In typical Rethink Design fashion, we added metal and matte black accents giving a more streamlined, and tailored look.
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The collaborative pair that is Stefanie Brechbuehler and Robert Andrew Highsmith, founders of Brooklyn-based Workstead Design Shop, is a marvel in and of itself. Well known for their signature aesthetic of re-use and re-invention, the two RISD grads incorporate their sustainable lifestyle from their apartment and studio to their design projects seamlessly. The result? Context-driven works rooted in history, architecture, and function.
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The world of interior design is full of people looking to define “their style” or design taste. For us, we’re undoubtedly inspired by Scandinavian design, and occaisionally we hear a reference to our work, and others like it, to be minimalistic. But more often than not, we’re both.
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Designers, writers, and artists all throw around terms to describe what’s in style or fashionable, and two words that seem to be forever linked are modern and contemporary.
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Guess who was just featured on LuxPad Interior Design as one of the 21 Best Interior Designers in Georgia?
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