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DesiGneRs 02 03 ing the finer things, but they also wanted something simple and uncomplicated.” Moore has never taken a career step that wasn’t deliberate. She spent her childhood play-designing home décor and clothing fashions, while taking breaks to rearrange the living room furniture. Her decision to abandon a psychology degree for architecture studies at Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania was simply a natural progression of a lively inner passion. “My goal was to work in a firm in Pittsburgh with an office in New York City,” she says. “I paid attention to the architects’ work, and it gave me a stronger leg to stand on knowing about both parts of the industry.” She designed corporate office spaces for Perkins Eastman Architects, always keeping an eye on the tiny, simple spaces with surprising and ornate inner architecture—churches and old post offices, for instance—whose intricacies have inspired her. “My focus is on interior architecture and how it balances and works together with the exterior,” she says, of having been heavily influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright’s use of architecture to design the inner furnishings of a space. “Falling Water is so remarkable—it is really about the space and the exterior exploding internally,” she says. Her work with Perkins Eastman eventually brought her to New York City. When corporate clients began requesting her services for residential projects she made an important decision to branch out in 2002. Four years later she opened an exclusive showroom and design studio—B. Moore Design—that was available to an exclusive professional clientele. Within two years the pressure to go public became 01 lighting features by lampa (www.lampa.com) are subtle, with the exception of the eyecatching Magastar chandelier floating above the space. 02 Pre-war contemporary touches such as the white subway tiles by Artistic tile (artistictile.com) and Abc Worldwide (abctile.com) and bathroom fixtures by Waterworks (waterworks.com) look right at home in this robin’s egg blue bathroom. 03 Playful bedding in the children’s bedroom by Kids supply (kidssupply.com) blends seamlessly with the solid apple green area rug by bentley Prince street (bentleyprincestreet.com) and chandelier by cindy ciskowski (cindyciskowski.com). intense, so she transformed the space into a retail outlet where anyone can shop for exquisite pieces by one of 50 vendors, or just browse for ideas. “It’s great when someone comments on a piece they love and enjoy something specific about the shop,” she says. “I am happy to touch someone’s life even in the smallest of ways.” The storefront created great exposure and growth for the business—she recently completed two episodes of NBC’s “Open House New York,” a reality TV show where she and a team have six hours to transform a space. “I don’t know if that is where life is going, but if it seems to take a turn in that direction I would certainly follow that path,” says Moore. “My instinct in life has always been to help people and what I love about design is the instant gratification of knowing I can visually transform someone’s life.” 68 luxury home quarterly SPrING 2012 luxuryhomequarterly.com PhOtOs: A. chEstEr ONG
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