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Suite at the residences of 488 University Avenue ©Norm Li Architectural Graphics |
Toronto-based II BY IV DESIGN continues to excel at bespoke client-centric design instead of stamping their high-end projects with a signature style…
Specializing in international luxury lifestyles and architectural interiors, II BY IV DESIGN led by partners, Dan Menchions and Keith Rushbrook, is a multi-disciplinary studio with a focus on high-end condominium developments, innovative retail spaces, hospitality environments, marine and product design.
Lower Lobby, Aqualina at Bayside ©Aareas Interactive Inc. |
Tower D Lobby at LUMINA Condominium Development ©Steelblue |
Guided by a design
philosophy that is client focused they are known for creating interiors with
longevity that surpass trend; each project is unique, with its own distinctive
story, there is no signature look to the firm’s work simply the “right” look…
which can make it hard to identify.
With
a client list that reads like
a who’s who in industry circles, the designers prefer being understated letting
their design work take center stage. From the sleek marble-lined CN Tower
restaurant and café, to the see-and-be scene at the Thompson Hotel’s roof top
patio and lobby bar, to the décor gallery and eatery in Holt Renfrew, their
venues have the uncanny ability to become iconic.
Ten York_Lobby Lounge ©Norm Li Architectural Graphics |
The Jack_Lobby ©Norm Li Architectural Graphics |
At the heart of their
business, II BY IV DESIGN are experts at interpreting current and emerging
consumer behaviors, attitudes and expectations; they excel in creating dynamic,
multi-unit residential developments. A key contributor in many successful
projects, the firm designs comprehensive lifestyle inspired amenities;
everything from intimate private dining rooms, theatres, party rooms and
lounges to state-of-the art gyms, wellness centers, outdoor movie lawns and
indoor climbing walls.
The residences of 488 University Avenue ©Norm Li Architectural Graphics |
Dan Menchions & Keith Rushbrook |
Talking about
designing for the luxury segment, the designers show sensitivity in
understanding the role of conscientious design that works and how it affects
their clients’ bottom line. They also aver to the fact that amenities are a
primary consideration for potential purchasers and a definitive way for
developers to differentiate themselves.
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