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Halcyon Interiors, interior designer

Halcyon Interiors

I look at a room the way I oncelooked at a picture: from the wall out.

Ten years at Ashmore House in London and Trieste, then interior design school and a studio of my own in 2016. In August 2022 I moved it with my family to Antwerp.

Halcyon Interiors, seated, photographed by Tamar Almog
Dining table and chairs in pale oak beside pocket doors, art on every wall

Halcyon Interiors is an interior designer in Antwerp. She trained in law and business, then studied art history in London and joined Ashmore House, where she worked as a valuations manager for four years before three more years at the Trieste office. Interior design was the plan all along; she enrolled the day after she resigned.

The studio opened in Israel in 2016 and completed twenty-one apartments and houses there, all photographed by Tamar Almog. In August 2022 the family moved to Antwerp, and the studio now works on the the north bank, in the river district and still in Trieste. The one quotation she has ever published is Charles Eames: the details are not the design, they make the design.

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The details are not the design. They make the design.

Her own word for it, and a page of details from ten years of projects. Charles Eames said the sentence first.

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Photography Tamar Almog
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A client, in print

«Halcyon understood immediately what we needed as a young family, and proposed design and planning directions we connected with strongly. She created several options for dividing the space according to our many requests, and in the end we chose a combined one.»

MayaHer flat in north Trieste, 110 m². Interviewed by PNIM magazine, January 2017.