Meet Top Dutch Designer Eric Kuster
We’ve been featuring some of the world’s best interior designers and today we’re excited to introduce you to Eric Kuster – an award-winning Dutch designer.
Metropolitan Luxury
Eric’s design style can be summed up as Metropolitan Luxury. There could no two better words suited to sit side-by-side and describe his inimitable style. He therefore relies on the perfect balance of classic and contemporary, European and international.
From Curaçao to London, Eric’s design projects are legendary. His work thus ranges from the renowned Amsterdam club Jimmy Woo’s to the Barcelona Camp Nou Stadium. He is consistently reinventing spaces and leaving his mark of luxury on his detailed designs.
“I love my work, I love my company. Of course, I have good days and bad days, just like everyone else, but it is mostly good. Always after a bad day, you have a good one and the positives outweigh the negatives tenfold. Having said that, what gets me out of bed most mornings is planes. Often I have to get up at 5:00 am to catch a flight at 7:00 am. That happens at least three times a week.”
Extensive Knowledge
Since establishing his own brand in 1999, Eric Kuster has become a world-renowned interior designer. He, therefore, counts many famous names among his clients. Eric also creates exclusive interior design products, from furniture and fabrics to luxury home accessories and fragrances under his Metropolitan Luxury label. He further shares extensive knowledge of design via his bi-annual magazine, Entourage. Eric has also published numerous books, including the latest ‘Eric Kuster Interior Design’.
All this establishes Eric Kuster as a holistic lifestyle guru. He is known for producing beautiful objects and textiles, alongside pure interior design and beyond.
Find out more about his work at Boca do Lobo.
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