Meet the interior designers behind Decorex entrance show

Following up last year’s model, the design of Decorex main entrance will be made by some well-known interior designers. With the Black Canvas theme, this trade fair returns this year with surprises for its visitors, and challenges for the guest designers.

The initiative began in last year’s edition, and in this year it couldn’t stay out of the show. The main entrance is one of the most important places of Decorex International because it’s the responsible for causing a good or a bad impression in its visitors. The point its to show that empty spaces can be related to new beginnings, and that’s the organization team of the event gave “carte blanche” to these guests interior designers.

Every single one will create unique and specific installations that tell you about the journey behind each of their development as designers, while simultaneously creating a vignette that represents their paths and features, throw colors and patterns that may have inspired them through their journey.

First, we have Jo leGlaeud and Scott Maddux the masterminds of Maddux Creative, a London-based international interior design firm. They are the responsible for the interior design of exquisite homes, from New York all the way to Switzerland.

Brian Woulfe‘s different style has been characterized by a mixture between the balance of playfulness and understated luxury. Craftsmanship is something really important to his work as an interior designer that’s why he has strong relationships will many skilled artisans. He is recognized by his dedication and hands-on approach in his work, bringing it a fresh design look to every project.

Then we have Simone Suss, the creative designer behind Studio Suss. Her studio was named “one of the world’s top interior designers” by the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, in 2017. She has a clear vision of want she wants to work in, with spirit and energy.

At last, we have Henry Prideaux, the symbol of originality and meticulous style. Every one of his projects turns into a place where people engage with their surroundings and satisfy their emotions.