sometimes, when
two friends
love each other,
they make a
design firm together
Brad Reubendale & Christina Kasper
our spaces tend towards
A great space can soothe, and surprise. A dangling vine makes a wall feel alive. A wood accent invites touch.
These unexpected details delight us. While each space we design is a reflection of you, we always search for ways to incorporate nature in an unusual way.
the principals
ART + STYLING
CHRISTINA KASPER has always been drawn to crafted beauty. Her grandmother, a prolific artist, gave her early exposure to the power of art in a space. She is a relentless seeker of hidden gems, and is that friend you want to know (for lots of reasons), who will tell you exactly where to go, on which day, to find the perfect one of a kind couch in the most unassuming of places.
Paired with Brad Reubendale, she is in her element, a creator of calm and the icing-bringer to any spatial cake. As Director of Art and Style, she brings a wealth of experience in public art, having spearheaded and commissioned a major public works project in Toledo (one of many places spanning the globe she has called home). She is well connected to the burgeoning arts networks and regularly draws from rising talent to bring the spectacularly unknown to the awaiting wall in clients’ homes.
BRAD REUBENDALE sees beauty in places you might not. Highway underpasses, for example. He calls them “hidden cathedrals” and finds them inspiring.
For all of his life, he’s looked for the overlooked magic and when he couldn’t find it? He just made it himself. He brings this spirit to clients’ homes from the moment he walks into them. Spying nooks and spots for opportunities to create sanctuary. He’s a prodigious furniture maker, favoring the natural materials to bring warmth to the cold spareness of modern walls.
Meeting Christina was a turning point in his life, following a successful career as Executive Director of numerous nonprofits including (Ohio one). They’ve bonded over an obsessive love for great design and founded this firm to channel that energy into changing lives.
SPATIAL DESIGN
I learned about myself through their eyes.
It was a surreal and wonderful experience, telling them my wants and desires. Seeing the end result, though, I couldn't believe how they saw me, as a person.
Then I realized that was a part of me, that was underlying all along. They saw it, and brought it out in my space.
E.K.
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LOS ANGELES, CA
DENVER, CO
