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Interior Design
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Holistic, progressive modern interior design
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From record moguls to professional athletes, interior designer Courtney Sloane has built a loyal clientele who admire her cross-cultural, multidimensional style with a modern twist. Sloane undertakes projects with younger, hip downtown clients and also with large commercial entertainment and marketing companies (Sony Recording Studios, Fila showrooms), all of whom share her global and progressive perspective. This firm of five was established in 1993, and takes on three to five projects of substantial size and budget each year. We are told the entire firm collaborates on each project, dividing responsibilities into phases, with Sloane directly involved in each endeavor.
Approximately 75 percent of the firm's work takes place in Manhattan, with the cost of a typical living room ranging from $70,000 on up. Budgets tend to evolve with the design process. Insiders tell us the firm employs high-tech design software and creates 3-D animated walk-throughs for clients. Clients include Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and Queen Latifah. The firm charges standard design and retail on product. Clients say Sloane inherently understands their design objectives and delivers a comfortable and unique product. HB Top Designers, 1999.
Representative Client Comments:
"Really unique spaces with some imaginative elements--it can be over-the-top funky or twisted traditional." "Courtney melds numerous cultures and styles into her design. It really is a reflection of how modern, edgy American design is evolving." "You have to see her work. Words do no justice to this kind of imagination." "Does retail work, but you'd never guess it if you saw her living rooms." "She forced me to focus on the important elements of the structure up front, so there were no surprises." "Courtney breaks out of the box, offering not just design, but a new identity."
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