Interview With Adrienne D’agata – Season 1, Episode 8 – Brooklyn Made
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Interview With Adrienne D’agata – Season 1, Episode 8

by Nate Pfaff

Adrienne D’agata an interior designer and native New Yorker. She attended the Fashion Institute of Technology and specialized in interior design. She opened up the design firm Dimension New York with several partners, which specializes in residential and hospitality design. Adrienne heads the residential department. She got into interior design through her innate creativity and how she found the design of a surrounding space could powerfully affect her mood. She wanted to create spaces for people where they really enjoy being and elevates their lifestyle.

She likes to get to know her clients and what they like and dislike and create their own personal style and help refine it. Her main objective is to understand their vision and not only elevate it but make it functional and translate to an easier life. She’s partial to the color white because she feels it create a space that is timeless and sophisticated and creates brightness and openness.

 

[00:03:00] What is the name of the person you stayed under and what influence did he have on you?

[00:04:34] How do you know where to start implementing your vision when you first walk into space?

[00:05:33] What are the most important questions you ask clients or potential clients when you’re first taking on a job?

[00:06:11] Is there a favorite color that you like to work with?

[00:06:24] What are the two most important qualities of a successful interior designer?

[00:08:38] What is your favorite area of Brooklyn?

[00:09:00] Do you have a favorite restaurant in Williamsburg?

[00:09:25] Are restaurants and spaces with a good interior design just as important to you as the food they serve?

[00:09:51] Where are you taking most activities in New York?

[00:10:37] What kind of jobs are you working on right now?

[00:11:17] What kind of innovations or renovations, specific jobs excite you?

[00:12:17] What are the ways that you can make a space feel timeless?

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Adrienne D'Agata
Interior Designer At: Dimension New York

Adrienne D’agata an interior designer and native New Yorker. She attended the Fashion Institute of Technology and specialized in interior design. She opened up the design firm Dimension New York with several partners, which specializes in residential and hospitality design. Adrienne heads the residential department. She got into interior design through her innate creativity and how she found the design of a surrounding space could powerfully affect her mood. She wanted to create spaces for people where they really enjoy being and elevates their lifestyle.

She likes to get to know her clients and what they like and dislike and create their own personal style and help refine it. Her main objective is to understand their vision and not only elevate it but make it functional and translate to an easier life. She’s partial to the color white because she feels it create a space that is timeless and sophisticated and creates brightness and openness.

Her favorite area of Brooklyn is Williamsburg because it places a strong emphasis on creativity and individual expression. Her favorite restaurant is Maison Premiere on Bedford Avenue, for its great atmosphere and interior design and it has a wonderful cocktail bar and great oysters. The interior design in a restaurant is just as important to Adrienne as the food they serve. She also sees Sunset Park, Crown Heights and Bushwick as hot spots because they retain the old Brooklyn neighborhood vibe that’s attracting the younger crowd and artists. Adrienne recommends The Women I Wanted to Be by Diane von Furstenberg and Ladies Who Launch by Victoria Colligan and Beth Schoenfeldt as inspirational business books.


Adrienne D’agata an interior designer and native New Yorker. She attended the Fashion Institute of Technology and opened up the design firm Dimension New York with several partners, which specializes in residential and hospitality design. Adrienne heads the residential department there. Her focus is to design spaces that are timeless and sophisticated as well as elegant and functional.

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