Mark Anderson
Interior design, a thriving industry in recent years, has been revolutionized by the advent of digital technology. In this digital era, interior design firms have been reshaping the industry by incorporating technology into their work process. Breaking the traditional barriers, these startups not only change the way we design our living and working spaces but also redefine the way we experience them. Today, we take a look at 11 interior design startups that were established as recent as 2020 in York, UK and are transforming the industry with their novel approach.
Creating the perfect home or office environment involves careful planning and styling. Interior design is not just about enhancing the aesthetics; it also plays a crucial role in improving the functionality of a space. In recent years, technological advancements have made designing spaces easier and more efficient. New start-ups in this arena are offering innovative design solutions, making it possible for anyone to create professional-looking interiors.
Bearing in mind that ‘every space tells a story’, these startups offer a wide range of services – from creating virtual tours of real estate properties to providing platforms for art and media enthusiasts. Here are some of the promising interior design startups in York that are leaving their mark on the industry:
Paiksaehyun
Founded by Saehyun Paik, Paiksaehyun is revolutionizing the world of interior design through 3D technology. It specialises in the fields of art and media, catering to digital entertainment, graphic design, performing arts and product design industries. Social media: Facebook | Linkedin
Fame Rugs
Blending e-commerce and interior design, Fame Rugs has become a go-to platform for home decor enthusiasts. Its detailed yet easy-to-navigate site makes the hunt for the perfect rug a delightful experience.
The 3D App
Created to simplify real estate interactions, The 3D App serves as a platform for creating, managing, and viewing interactive 3D tours of real estate properties. Whether you’re looking to rent or purchase, this app enhances your property finding experience. Social media: Linkedin
Where are the Black Designers
Started by Mitzi Okou, Where are the Black Designers struggles to provide both advice and a platform for underrepresented Black designers in the interior design industry. Social media: Twitter | Linkedin
VirtualOffice
Conceptualised by Yonatan Eldan, VirtualOffice offers advertising, brand marketing and interior design solutions specifically designed for video chat interfaces. Social media: Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin
GreenStreet
GreenStreet presents a holistic portfolio with its interior design work complemented by consulting, property development, and construction services. The company specializes in environmentally sustainable energy solutions. Social media: Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin
Frills and Drills
For people looking to design their homes themselves, Frills and Drills offers invaluable resources and information about home and building design. Social media: Twitter | Facebook
Carta Creatives
Carta Creatives infuses brand marketing into interior design and is known for creating remarkable interior environments. Social media: Facebook | Linkedin
Studio S II
Combining architecture and interior design, Studio S II is crafting unforgettable spaces. The firm operates in product design and is becoming a favoured choice for building owners. Social media: Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin
sproos!
Benjamin Fix and Greg Reinecker’s brainchild sproos! brings customizable hardware designs to renters and DIYers. Their all-in-one-box solutions include tools and digital step-by-step instructions for home improvement projects. Social media: Facebook | Linkedin
Rolla
Developed by Jesse Senger, Casey McGuire and Joel Walker, Rolla combines interior design with photography and video editing services, providing a hands-on approach to presenting properties. Social media: Facebook | Linkedin
These startups are just a glimpse into the world of interior design innovation. They stand testament to the industry’s increasing trend of integrating technology, creativity, sustainability and inclusivity.
