Artful Design by Nicole Fuller

​Nicole Fuller, founder and principle of ​Nicole Fuller Interiors, is an internationally acclaimed interior designer renowned for her artfully appointed, one-of-a-kind residential and commercial spaces. A member of ELLE Decor magazine's A-List and Luxe magazine’s Gold List, Nicole’s work is synonymous with sophisticated, nuanced luxury, where attention to detail, savoir faire, and a cultivated eye culminate in spaces that are as singular as her clients. She believes in a holistic approach, and as such, her practice is a full service design firm, specializing in ground up building, interior architecture, and art advising.

Meet the designer and discover her curated collection of Artemest picks.

​How would you describe your personal style and what’s the signature touch that makes your projects unique?

Nicole is known for custom designing furniture, textiles, wall treatments – even scents – for spaces that are unequivocally bespoke. She is nimble in her approach, conversant in a wide range of aesthetics and styles, and has an intuitive knack for discerning her client’s visual needs. From serene neutrals and minimal silhouettes to bold patterns and ebullient color, Nicole has a chameleon-like ability in creating distinctive, personal homes. Having grown up in a creative environment with an artist mother, Nicole finds sustenance in art; she has spent her career cultivating relationships with top tier artists, gallerists, and nascent talent, and has a keen understanding of and access to the art market.

Where do you draw inspiration for your projects?

I draw inspiration from art, the natural world, and history.

​Are there any specific trends you are currently blending into your practice?

Adding more early tones to my projects. It’s time for warmth and comfort in endemic times.

​In a hyper-digital world do you often turn to social medial for inspiration?

Yes, I use Instagram the most. I am always coming across new artists from around the world. It’s as if the most cutting-edge designs are only one scroll away on Instagram.

What do you think is going to be the next big trend in interior design?