Diane Paparo

Diane Paparo, a designer in Midtown Manhattan who holds degrees from Keystone College and Syracuse University, says her product line, Diane Paparo Studio was “born out of necessity”. Currently principal of Diane Paparo Associates (a full service interior design firm) and dp studio (her new collection), Paparo is happy to present a line that fuses luxury quality with beautiful detailing and thoughtful functionality all while standing for sustainability.

Having designed custom pieces for her clients for years, Diane decided in 2004 that she wanted to hold the copyright of her designs. Now, in 2008, her collection includes furniture, linens, and rugs in various colorways and styles. The line will soon expand to include faucets and wallpapers. Having showed at ICFF 2008, Diane is thrilled to be returning in 2009. To learn more about Diane, read this article.

“Design is about life. Good design is about the inherent joy we feel when our living environment offers proper balance, clarity and grace. I take great pride in creating homes that empower my clients as individuals and at the same time provide welcomed sanctuary from the busyness of their daily lives.” -Diane Paparo

1 Comment Add your own

  • 1. oren  |  January 15, 2009 at 8:23 pm

    Hi,

    Just came across your blog, and we absolutely love it!

    My name is Oren, and I am the owner of the following website – http://www.evincodesign.com

    We have a really great collection at affordable prices, and we’re really trying to spread the word.
    A product that is pretty much unique to our company and the industry is the pink and blue acrylic bubble chair.
    You can view it here- http://evincodesign.com/bubblechairs.html
    Also just created a video seen here- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxWpu4OiE2M#

    Let us know if you can help us out- it’d be an honor to be featured on your site!

    Looking forward to working with you. Thanks!

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