Martin Brudnizki: Designs With A Strong Sense Of Aesthetics And Function – Martin Brudnizki founded and owns Martin Brudnizki Design Studio in New York City (MBDS). Martin, who was born in Stockholm, has always been interested in design. His mother was a stylist, and his father was a structural engineer; this combination instilled in him a strong sense of aesthetics as well as a solid understanding of function. Read on to this LUXXU Blog to learn about them and some of their incredible projects.

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Martin Brudnizki: Designs With A Strong Sense Of Aesthetics And Function

Martin Brudnizki studied Interior Architecture at The American University in London after earning a degree in Economics from the University of Stockholm.

Martin Brudnizki was greatly influenced by architects and designers Carlo Scarpa, Paul Dupree-Lafon, and Dorothy Draper. Following a series of successful roles at prominent interior design firms, Martin established his namesake Studio in London in 2000 and a New York Studio in 2012.

MBDS is now an internationally renowned interior architecture and design firm, with over 70 interior designers, architects, lighting designers, and product designers on staff, as well as experience designing hotels, restaurants, bars, and private members’ clubs, as well as residential developments and assisting a select group of people in designing their dream homes.

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Among the Studio’s notable clients are Four Seasons, Rosewood Hotels and Resorts, Soho House Group, Caprice Holdings, The Royal Academy of Arts, Nobu Matsuhisa, and Daniel Boulud.

Martin Brudnizki established And Objects in 2015 as a distinct product design company based on his interior design skills. Recent collaborations have included George Smith, Porta Romana, Christopher Farr Cloth, and The Urban Electric Co.

Martin Brudnizki has been named to the Elle Decor A-List, the Architectural Digest France AD 100, Who’s Who, House and Garden’s Top 100 Leading Interior Designers, the London Evening Standard’s Progress 1000, Debrett’s 500 Most Influential People in the UK, and Wallpaper* Magazine’s Power 200, with the latter calling him “one of the best restaurant and hotel designers of his generation.”