Meyer Davis is a New York-based multi-disciplinary design studio. Through its work on private residences, hotels, restaurants, retail experiences, and office spaces, the award-winning firm has placed itself at the forefront of high-end commercial and residential design processes in the United States and worldwide.

Meyer Davis‘ public projects have a warm, homey feel to them, while the studio’s residential projects have a generous warmth and comfort that only experienced hospitality designers could create. Meyer Davis is defined by his seamless marriage of seemingly incompatible components – public and private, ancient and new, uptown and downtown.

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Meyer Davis’ Studio

Meyer Davis creates seamless physical experiences that are personalized to the individuality of their clients, combining outstanding design principles with a clear vision for the experience they want to create. Each new project is an opportunity for the designers to tell a distinct and dramatic tale. They create a visual experience that aims to compel and inspire by experimenting with space, form, texture, and light. Meyer Davis believes that great design works on numerous levels, fusing bold design elements with eye-catching details to guarantee that each project has an immediate and enduring impact when completed.

Meyer Davis is drawn to novel and surprising ideas, places a premium on long-term impact over flash, and believes in the power of restraint. Their work demonstrates that judicious subtraction frequently produces the best outcomes. Meyer Davis is more interested in ideas than in ownership; their staff is continuously on the hunt for fresh sources of inspiration and changes their learning curve on a regular basis to ensure continued growth and evolution.

Meyer Davis’ Projects

1. Dream Printer’s Alley

2. Four Seasons Arion

3. Grand Hyatt Kuwait

4. Crown Hotel

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5. Arlo Midtown

6. Rosewood Little Dix Bay

7. Mauna Lani

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