Rupp Studio

A client’s story should be told by the home itself: designed around where you gather, how you move and the details that make those moments even more special. West Village Townhouse by

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Strong forms and curves in conversation at our East Hampton project. Layered shapes, considered proportions, and material contrast - a composed balance that welcomes everyday life.

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Our Brooklyn Showhouse - when design is well crafted and timeless, a space becomes a place you can live in and travel to, at once.

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A collaborative process. A collected result. RUPP STUDIO crafts layered, curated interiors inspired by our client’s daily rituals — our Gramercy Townhouse project.

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A conversation between decades, perfectly in balance and humming with NYC energy. This bar at Arlo NoMad by is a nod to the classic American diner - reimagined and refined for today.

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A refined, restrained material palette creates aesthetic coherence and a sanctuary - masterfully executed here by featured in

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Blurring the lines between strength and softness, robust materials like marble eased by sweeping curves and warm wood accents tell a full narrative. This villa in Monaco by is a sanctuary that I can only imagine represents the nuance of its inhabitants, which is my propose in design.

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