SERVICES
Interior Direction & Design
Furniture & Lighting Design
PRESS
Elle Decor
T Magazine
Dezeen
Design Milk
Hospitality Design
New York Magazine
CLIENTS &
COLLABORATORS
Only Love Strangers
MáLà Project
Lowdown Tattoo
Yarrow Studio
Max Simon
Waxwing Studio
Superabundance
Yuyu Shiratori
Nico Añón
Lucas Willing Studios
SOCIAL MEDIA
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Interior Direction & Design
Furniture & Lighting Design
PRESS
Elle Decor
T Magazine
Dezeen
Design Milk
Hospitality Design
New York Magazine
CLIENTS &
COLLABORATORS
Only Love Strangers
MáLà Project
Lowdown Tattoo
Yarrow Studio
Max Simon
Waxwing Studio
Superabundance
Yuyu Shiratori
Nico Añón
Lucas Willing Studios
SOCIAL MEDIA
MODUS OPERANDI
Methods of Assembly is an interior project studio, designing residential, hospitality & commercial environments through the lens of timeless, romantic retro-futurism.
Our spaces constitute a carefully reflected position of identity, history and textural narrative that draw inspiration from antiquity, contemporary art, music and film. We seek out close, collaborative relationships with Clients who are excited and driven by the design process. We value integrity, transparency and vulnerability as crucial tenants in the relationships with our partners.
The spaces we occupy are simultaneously points of departure and retreat. Spaces are not static by their very nature — the built world moves, expands, and contracts. Within these dynamics of perpetual change, we create a vision for a life, a fantasy, a dream. It’s the assembly, not its disparate parts, that define our material reality.
Methods of Assembly is an interior project studio, designing residential, hospitality & commercial environments through the lens of timeless, romantic retro-futurism.
Our spaces constitute a carefully reflected position of identity, history and textural narrative that draw inspiration from antiquity, contemporary art, music and film. We seek out close, collaborative relationships with Clients who are excited and driven by the design process. We value integrity, transparency and vulnerability as crucial tenants in the relationships with our partners.
The spaces we occupy are simultaneously points of departure and retreat. Spaces are not static by their very nature — the built world moves, expands, and contracts. Within these dynamics of perpetual change, we create a vision for a life, a fantasy, a dream. It’s the assembly, not its disparate parts, that define our material reality.