Mary Pakamard
Mary Pakamard
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“It’s not just about furnishing spaces; it’s about transforming houses into personalized sanctuaries, where every bespoke piece contributes to a narrative of comfort, style, and the client’s distinctive identity.”
MARY PAKAMARD
Mary Pakamard
Form and Function
As a furniture designer, I strive for a balance between form and function. My approach involves creating pieces that not only look good but also serve a purpose in people’s lives.
I believe in the practical side of design – every curve and material choice has a reason, contributing to the overall form and function of the piece. My goal is for my furniture to seamlessly fit into people’s homes, adding a touch of style and usefulness without being too flashy.
It’s about making designs that quietly improve daily life while maintaining a careful balance between form and function.
As a furniture designer, I strive for a balance between form and function. My approach involves creating pieces that not only look good but also serve a purpose in people’s lives.
I believe in the practical side of design – every curve and material choice has a reason, contributing to the overall form and function of the piece. My goal is for my furniture to seamlessly fit into people’s homes, adding a touch of style and usefulness without being too flashy.
It’s about making designs that quietly improve daily life while maintaining a careful balance between form and function.
Mary Pakamard
Form and Function
As a furniture designer, I strive for a balance between form and function. My approach involves creating pieces that not only look good but also serve a purpose in people’s lives.
I believe in the practical side of design – every curve and material choice has a reason, contributing to the overall form and function of the piece. My goal is for my furniture to seamlessly fit into people’s homes, adding a touch of style and usefulness without being too flashy.
It’s about making designs that quietly improve daily life while maintaining a careful balance between form and function.
Mary Pakamard
Beauty of Reclaimed Wood
Working with reclaimed wood, especially teak, is an essential aspect of my design ethos. Beyond its inherent beauty and durability, there’s a profound environmental responsibility that comes with repurposing this noble material.
Each piece tells a story, carrying the marks of its previous life and lending a unique character to the furniture I create. In a world increasingly conscious of sustainability, utilizing reclaimed wood is my commitment to reduce environmental impact, promoting a harmonious relationship between design and nature.
Working with reclaimed wood, especially teak, is an essential aspect of my design ethos. Beyond its inherent beauty and durability, there’s a profound environmental responsibility that comes with repurposing this noble material.
Each piece tells a story, carrying the marks of its previous life and lending a unique character to the furniture I create. In a world increasingly conscious of sustainability, utilizing reclaimed wood is my commitment to reduce environmental impact, promoting a harmonious relationship between design and nature.
Mary Pakamard
The Art & Essence
of Bespoke Design
In the early stages of my interior design career, I grappled with a frustration that would eventually become the driving force behind my commitment to bespoke design. The limitation of working with pre-existing furniture, unable to find pieces that perfectly complemented the unique styles I envisioned for my projects, fueled my desire to create something truly one-of-a-kind.
The art and essence of bespoke design, for me, transcend the constraints of mass production. It’s about breaking free from the limitations imposed by conventional furniture, allowing each design to tell its own story. Bespoke design empowers me to bring my ideas to life, allowing every element to harmonize with the character of the spaces I design. It’s not just about creating furniture; it’s about an experience that resonates with authenticity and individuality of your home.
In the early stages of my interior design career, I grappled with a frustration that would eventually become the driving force behind my commitment to bespoke design. The limitation of working with pre-existing furniture, unable to find pieces that perfectly complemented the unique styles I envisioned for my projects, fueled my desire to create something truly one-of-a-kind.
The art and essence of bespoke design, for me, transcend the constraints of mass production. It’s about breaking free from the limitations imposed by conventional furniture, allowing each design to tell its own story. Bespoke design empowers me to bring my ideas to life, allowing every element to harmonize with the character of the spaces I design. It’s not just about creating furniture; it’s about an experience that resonates with authenticity and individuality of your home.
Mary Pakamard
THE ART & ESSENCE
OF BESPOKE DESIGN
In the early stages of my interior design career, I grappled with a frustration that would eventually become the driving force behind my commitment to bespoke design. The limitation of working with pre-existing furniture, unable to find pieces that perfectly complemented the unique styles I envisioned for my projects, fueled my desire to create something truly one-of-a-kind.
The art and essence of bespoke design, for me, transcend the constraints of mass production. It’s about breaking free from the limitations imposed by conventional furniture, allowing each design to tell its own story. Bespoke design empowers me to bring my ideas to life, allowing every element to harmonize with the character of the spaces I design. It’s not just about creating furniture; it’s about an experience that resonates with authenticity and individuality of your home.
