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A Modern Workspace
A PROMINENT ENTREPRENEUR AND DEVELOPER LOOKS TO CANTONI DESIGN CONSULTANT NICOLE GEORGE FOR A WORKSPACE AS INVENTIVE AND STATEMENT-MAKING AS HIS PROJECTS.
Jeffrey turned to a company he had long trusted—Cantoni. As a Dallas resident since 1974, he had worked with Cantoni for several personal residential projects, and knew the company’s design aesthetic was an ideal fit. “Cantoni has a reputation in the community as the most professional, high-quality contemporary furniture company in Texas,” he says. “They have always exceeded my expectations in both quality and service.”
As a visionary behind such high-profile projects, it’s no surprise he had a concept for the interiors. “Jeffrey wanted to reflect progressiveness and innovation while still conveying the company’s reputation as a trustworthy institution with the longtime business commitment his clients have known for years,” says Cantoni design consultant Nicole George, who oversaw the design. “He envisioned a modern space that was simultaneously professional and comfortable.”
To bring this vision to fruition, Nicole worked with Jarrod and Jeff to meld neutral classic modern furnishings with vibrant abstract art and lighting. She interwove stunning sofas in white leather, black-leather Lazzo chairs, Elica and Quantiste cocktail tables and creamy textural rugs like the Sandro with beautiful sculpture and art. “Nicole was exceptionally helpful in assisting with the layout, design and follow-through, and with her timeliness of the delivery of furniture,” Jeffrey says. “She is a true professional.”
The end result is an unexpectedly dynamic, inviting environment with numerous serene seating areas for clients. “It is museum-quality design — timeless and simplistically detailed,” Nicole says. “It was a true gift to not only have such a respected client with a proclivity for design, but to have the opportunity to affect people’s lives on a larger scale with a welcoming atmosphere.”