""Why not?" It's a bit of a mantra for Noah Ruttenberg, founder of NJCR Studio. After studying architectural history and French language/culture at Brown University, the Manhattan nativehas pursued his myriad interests-working at Bode and San Vicente Bungalows, even cofounding the art gallery Mariposa. Stints at Gachot and the studio of artist/furniture maker Marc Hundley opened his eyes to interior design, leading him to a master's program in Paris."
"These days, the designer has a half dozen projects underway, each a canvas for the unexpected. "There's a playfulness to my work," reflects Ruttenberg, who cites artist studios as influences. "I'm not necessarily familiar with the rules. I hope the results are refreshing.""
Noah Ruttenberg studied architectural history and French language and culture at Brown University. A Manhattan nativehas pursued varied creative experiences, working at Bode and San Vicente Bungalows and cofounding the art gallery Mariposa. Stints at Gachot and in the studio of artist/furniture maker Marc Hundley opened his eyes to interior design and led to a master's program in Paris. Ruttenberg runs NJCR Studio and currently manages roughly six projects, each treated as a canvas for unexpected elements. His design approach emphasizes playfulness and draws influence from artist studios, often setting aside conventional rules to achieve refreshing results.
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