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I consider myself a rigorous Modernist with the ability to draw on both the relaxed elements of popular culture and the traditions of the fine arts into high style. I really believe in mixing the traditional with the adventurous.

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Sofield creates highly original spaces, as seen in his recent work. The Bauhaus philosophy that good design must address the requirements of contemporary living with excellence in craft is a key influence.

	Sensitivity to a client's needs often guide Sofield's design aesthetic. He has attracted the design industry's notice, as seen in recent press coverage.



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		Close window Sofield's fascination with home interiors extends back to one of his first influences-his Japanese-style childhood home-and encompasses his entire career. Early on, Sofield worked for Ralph Lauren, where he was assigned to reinterpret the designer's home collection for each season. In 1992, he co-founded Aero Studios in New York, the much-admired design studio and store offering an array of custom furnishings and design services, along with selected home and office accessories created by artisans.



		Close window A rigorous modernist who draws from elements of pop culture and the traditions of fine art to create high-style work, designer Bill Sofield believes in mixing the traditional with the adventurous. Sofield's work is streamlined but sensual, characterized by a comfortable integration of craft and vintage objects into wholly original environments. Sofield insists that materials and details take their cues from both the context of the project and the needs of the client. His ability to sculpt spaces with great sensitivity has led Interior Design magazine to call him "the choreographer of interiors."



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