The seamless meeting of architecture and interior design, Margot Tsim works holistically, taking inspiration from global cities such as New York and Tokyo to influence her designs.
Earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Architecture from Rhode Island School of Design, Margot went on to work at the Rockwell Group in New York and Candy & Candy in London. From here, she was compelled to set up her own practice – focusing on how spaces truly make her clients feel. Margot believes that there is one unifying theme in each of her projects: at their heart, whether they are residential or commercial, every interior space has a profound effect on our mindset and quality of life. Blending contemporary minimalism with a timeless elegance, Margot’s designs are expertly considered and passion-led.
Clean lines set the stage for innovative lighting; homely furnishings are infused with exposed materiality. Sourcing modern and vintage pieces, her acute eye for tone, texture and composition is showcased in each project she conducts.
Blending contemporary minimalism with a timeless elegance, Margot’s designs are expertly considered and passion-led.
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