Muza Lab
Interior design studio creating spaces and bespoke furnishings for hotels, resorts and residences
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Muza Lab
Muza Lab provides interior architecture and design, bespoke furniture and lighting, styling, uniforms and tableware, art consultation, and visual identity. Its work draws on the local history and culture of each project location.
The studio works on hospitality projects and private residences, collaborating with manufacturers on custom products and sourcing or commissioning art and objects. Its portfolio includes hotels, resorts, restaurants, residences and a private superyacht.
MUZA LAB LTD is based in London and was founded in 2016.
Product: Interior architecture and design, bespoke product design, styling, art consultation, and visual identity services.
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