Gabellini Sheppard Associates

05/19/2025

Hand-drawing is an intrinsic part of our studio’s design process. Sketching every day, founding Partner Michael Gabellini practices his innate sense of line as it applies to space.

Sketching process shots taken during a recent design workshop at Domus Design Collection (.us) at their Madison Avenue showroom.

06/01/2023

06/01/2023

ICFF 2023 concludes with resounding success! The debut of our collaborative 'Aerial Series' collection with left a lasting impression. Gratitude to studio founder Michael Gabellini alongside the collection’s talented carpet designer Tomoko Hirose. This series celebrates our shared love for evocative imagery, natural forms, and the transformative power of rugs in unifying interior architecture. Until next time,

06/01/2023

Experience the harmonious blend of creativity and expertise that defines the 'Aerial Series,' our latest collaboration with The trio of carpets in the series showcases an unparalleled combination of weaving techniques, dyeing methods, and finishing processes that are exclusive to this collection.

Join us tomorrow at Booth # 1107 at for a firsthand look at the collection's debut. Use code EXIV821770 for a complementary Trade Fair Pass at the link in our bio.

08/22/2022

Gleaming New York Repost:

02/16/2022

Five Park, our new Condominium Tower in Miami Beach, offers five-star amenities, a private residence club, and breathtaking views to its residents. Within each unit comes wraparound balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows, elevating the natural beauty of Miami Beach to even greater heights. Kitchen and dining areas have custom Gabellini Sheppard-designed Italian oak cabinets and Gaggenau appliances, beautifully paired with marble countertops and integrated wooden-top dining tables. Master bathrooms evoke a mood of elegance and indulgence, sporting Italian-made vanities, textured glass shower doors, and — in select units — wet rooms. Thanks to Ocean Drive Magazine for this recent coverage of the groundbreaking project. To read the article, see link in bio.
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02/01/2022

Our design process harmonizes the concepts of Simplicity, Utility, and Comfort, so that the performance of the home does not compromise the elegance of its design, but rather enhances it. This kitchen from our project at 611 East 56th Street illuminates the balance between sleek, modern design, and seamless performance using Gaggenau appliances, lighting coves for ambient lighting, and generous, honed Grigio Nicola Marble slab countertops. Photography by Eric Petschek
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01/27/2022

Celebrating the achievements of our longtime client and legendary fashion designer, Jil Sander. The recent article on her historic career in the German magazine, “ART,” features the architectural designs we created to honor her signature minimalism.
Featured imagery includes our designs for the Jil Sander boutique in Paris and the Jil Sander Showroom in Milan.
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01/12/2022

As we work in warm and cool climates, we bring the element of comfort into every interior, regardless of location. As seasons change to shortened days and cooler nights, our homes become a refuge of restorative solitude and social connectivity. Our soft colors, natural materials, and warm lighting offer a welcoming sanctuary for the winter months of the year.
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01/01/2022

Making spirits bright. The passing of one year into the next offers an opportunity to cherish the past, celebrate the present, and welcome in a bright new future. Wishing a happy and healthy New Year this holiday season to you and yours.
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12/28/2021

2021 Wrap Up: these are your top 5 liked images of the year. Looking back on a year of these carefully selected images that we have shared with the world, we want to know what you see in them that inspires you. Comment below or send us a message, we’re excited to hear from you!
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12/13/2021

Rockefeller Center’s ice skating is now open to the city, welcoming visitors returning to this iconic landmark. Our design for the Rockefeller Center ice rink encourages a greater ease of circulation, creating a more welcoming gathering place both for those who call New York home and those once again visiting the winter heart of the city.
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