Top 9 Most Renowned Interior Designers in the World

Philippe Starck is not just an inventor, a creative mind, a designer, an architect, and an art director, he excels in taking on all these roles, but above all, he is a sincere individual carrying the bloodline of Renaissance artists. He gained global fame due to his strong creative ability and versatile talent. It all started with a project in Tokyo that shook the world with its originality. Nani Nani, a building shaped like a human figure, was extremely impressive with its materials evolving over time. A year later, he solidified his pioneering position in advanced architecture with the design of the Asahi Beer Hall in Tokyo and later the office complex in Osaka. Known as the Baron Vert in 1992. In France, he was tasked with designing the control tower of Bordeaux Airport in 1997 and the extension of The Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris in 1998. Jean Paul Gaultier entrusted his imaginative and creatively superior mind to design exhibition rooms in London and New York. In 2002, he designed a Boutique for Gaultier in Paris. Over the years, his architectural vision has naturally been reiterated through a series of projects ranging from restaurants to hotels.

Although known as a ceramicist, Jonathan Adler is also a renowned interior designer in the United States. He studied engineering and art history at Brown University. Adler dedicated many years during his college days to learning ceramics at Rhode Island School of Design. After graduating, he moved to New York City and initially pursued a career in film production. However, after three unsatisfying years in the film business, he returned to ceramics and began building his career there. His first major order came from Barneys New York. Four years after opening his first home decor store in SoHo, he started taking on interior design projects, which have since become a crucial aspect of his career and brand.