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Elevated Home, 2021
In 1969, Maya Romanoff found his calling in a tie-dyed T-shirt. Originally from Chicago, Maya attended the University of California at Berkeley at a pivotal moment in the 1960’s, studying Anthropology and Art. His post graduate travels to North Africa and Europe cemented his developing philosophy that art should be an integral part of everyday life, while exposure to the couture houses of Paris spurred his interest in textile design and fashion.
Aspire, Summer 2021
Summer diversions to soothe our souls.
Interior Design Magazine, May 2021
Today, the 29-year-old Jamaican-Guyanese designer has turned that idea into a reality with dsgnrswrkshp (pronounced designers workshop), a collective empowering Black makers from all dis ciplines.
Connecticut Cottages & Gardens, February 2021
While most homeowners go shopping for furnishing and accessories, the owner of this Kent home also went shopping for boulders.
Redfin, 2021
Designing and decorating your home can be a fun and enjoyable experience, but it can also be difficult. Between new trends, choosing furniture pieces, and experimenting with paint colors, there are many small decisions that go into styling the perfect home.
Boutique Design, Winter 2020
Zen Garden from MAYA ROMANOFF.COM. Tiny glass beads are encapsulated in a resilient compound, then hand-raked across a nonwoven base and colored. Panels can be straight hung with side-matched horizontal lines, or reverse hung for a more random effect.
Architectural Digest, October 2020
During the head-to-toe renovation of her Manhattan town house, textile scion Ashley Stark Kenner loved bringing her work home.
Pagoda Red, August 2020
“Kindness and generosity,” are the words Joyce Romanoff uses again and again to describe her late husband, Maya. “It was important to him to create a community of people from all walks of life,” she recalls. “The heart of our company is our people.”
World of Interiors, October 2020
Impeccable manor Jasper Conran finds timeworn perfection in Dorset.