The American and interiorist businesswoman has become a fashion icon for her characteristic style.Desiree Navarro/Collaborator/Getty Images.
Iris Apfel
She is an icon of fashion, faithful to her style and socialité New York, in addition, she is a pioneer of trends and breaking rules. He married Carl Apfel and together they created the exquisite textile firm and interior design Old World Weavers In 1948, which led her to have clients such as Greta Garbo, Patricia Nixon and Estée Lauder, in addition to decorating the White House for nine presidents, from Harry S. Truman to Bill Clinton. Her classic style with humorous touches, her great personality and her charisma made her a reference in the interior design scene reigning for ninety -five years, this living legend of interior decoration is an inspiration for a maximalist style.
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Jonathan Adler
He began his career as a potter, however today Jonathan Adler is recognized worldwide As an eclectic and extravagant designer, his happy designs and chic They are found from furniture and home objects to interior design. Its creativity feeds on several sources of inspiration: the Mid-Century style of the mid-twentieth century, global pop culture, urban movements such as hip-hopcontemporary art and fashion. His maximalist style combines a serious design philosophy with a colorful and optimistic touch that reflects Jonathan's commitment to crafts and irreverent luxury.
Daniel Romualdez
Daniel Romualdez is an architect Filipino-State who founded his office in 1993 and thanks to maximalism he has been the creator of the luxurious houses of Diane Von Furstenberg, Vito Schnabel and Tory Burch. Daniel has a characteristic style that has defined with an ingenious use of color and vibrant prints, mixed with antiques and furniture from the middle of the classic style, which makes it a total inspiration for maximalist designs. Has also been awarded The 2012 AD100 list of the best interior and architect designers in the world and again in 2014.