When you walk into the third-floor common area of WeWork’s new 135 West 41st Street facility, designed by alumnus Matthew Giampietro ’14 (MFA-1), you’ll find what he calls “four levels of seating.”
Read MoreThe New York School of Interior Design attracts career-changers as students. They bring a wealth of perspectives to the classroom, experience that informs the way they approach the built environment. This is particularly apparent in the stories of NYSID’s veterans.
Read MoreEric Cohen, AIA, Senior Associate Principal at Ethelind Coblin Architect, is his firm’s in-house expert on Universal Design and has worked extensively on contract and residential interiors for seniors.
Read MoreStefan Steil ’08 (BFA) and ’10 (MFA-2), faculty member and principal of Steilish Interiors & Architecture (steilish.com), was one of the designers selected to reimagine a room for the 2018 Kips Bay Decorator Show House on New York’s Upper East Side last April.
Read MoreOn May 24, acclaimed interior designer Juan Montoya, Principal of his eponymous design firm, addressed the graduating class at the New York School of Interior Design’s 2018 Commencement Ceremony.
Read More"When you make education possible for a talented student who does not have the financial means to study, you can change the course of a life and make an impact for decades to come." –Dr. Krystyna Breger
Read MoreThe Office of Academic Affairs awarded the students whose thesis projects are featured here the Chairman’s Award for their overall performance at NYSID and, in one case, the Ana Blanc Verna Award for Excellence in Interior Design, an award given to a graduating BFA student who demonstrated unique creative vision.
Read More“Interior Design is equal parts art and science,” writes Dr. Ellen Fisher, NYSID’s Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, in the introduction to her book, New York School of Interior Design: HOME: The Foundations of Enduring Spaces. “It is problem solving with an added value: the designer’s unique creative twist and ability to refine solutions with an eye for beauty and empathy.”
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