Atelier LK
Interior design and architecture studio serving residential and commercial clients internationally
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-12
About Atelier LK
Atelier LK is an interdisciplinary design studio focused on interior design and architecture, art curation, bespoke furniture design and creative direction. Its projects also include interior decoration, exhibitions, styling and events.
The studio works in residential and commercial settings internationally, collaborating with architects, craftspeople and artists. It was founded in 2020 by Lisa Jones and Ruby Kean and is based in London and New York; its registered HQ is London.
Product: Interior design, architecture, art curation, bespoke furniture design and creative direction services.
Jobs at Atelier LK
Leadership
- Lisa Jones · FounderSource: company website
- Ruby Kean · FounderSource: company website
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