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This retirement community design project at the Amsterdam at Harborside (now just known as The Harborside) gave Mojo Stumer the opportunity to redesign pivotal communal spaces around the complex. The main objective here was to create spaces that flow freely into one another in order to enhance the serenity of the community as a whole.…

See the full project in our gallery: https://mojostumer.com/project/label-showroom/ Take a look inside the New York City headquarters for LABEL custom clothing, makers of bespoke suits and custom-tailored men’s clothing. The LABEL showroom was designed as a multi-faceted and dynamic commercial space, intending to cater to the company’s staff and its exclusive clientele, while visually expressing…

The intersection of furniture, interior design, and architecture is a place where perfect harmony can be achieved. Through the combination of textiles and materials, architectural backdrops, and functional spaces, it is possible to create a synergistic space that speaks to the client in its own unique way. The importance of furniture in interior design is…

There is a significant difference between working on a retail project versus a residential one. Retail stores are getting increasingly more diverse in their offerings, pushing designers and architects alike to engage the customer more than ever before. Retail formats vary based on industry, but this blog post will focus the majority of our attention…

Integrating art into architecture is the equivalent of finding perfect harmony. The two are individually stunning, but when put together in a way that physically registers with those who inhabit the space is where the magic really happens. In a way, art in architecture is the ultimate aesthetic. Being able to mesh incredible works of…

The process of working with an architect to achieve a dream design is a very personal one. Mojo Stumer recognizes the importance of meeting our clients’ needs and expectations when it comes to the level of privacy they desire within their design, whether it is a personal home, office building, dormitory, or some other type…