For the past 25 years, Victoria Hagan has been regarded as one of the most influential interior designers. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that she has been praised and featured in publications such as the New York Times, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, Harper’s Bazaar and is even an inductee to the Interior Design Hall of Fame.
Hagan is also one of Nazmiyal Collection’s premiere favorite designers and has included many of Nazmiyal’s antique Persian rugs into her arsenal of classic and timeless designs. Victoria Hagan and Nazmiyal have a long lasting mutual relationship that is constantly nurtured by the design world and trends.
Twenty five years ago, Hagan, a graduate of Parson’s School of Design, started her firm. She was quickly thrust into the spotlight and identified as one of a number of interior designers who are sure to leave their mark on the interior design industry. Her residential, vacation, and corporate designs have been highly regarded as provocative and a contemporary pedestals for interior design. She has been sought out by many prominent figures in society, and has recently designed impressive spaces such as the penthouse atop the Plaza Hotel overlooking Central Park; the official residence of the Vice President of the United States in Washington, D.C.; and the total renovation of a 20,000-square-foot Manhattan townhouse, to name a few.
She is an attentive designer with close attention to detail, and works closely with clients throughout the entire design process. In most cases, she is involved with nearly every phase of the design development.
Hagan also released her own line of furniture and fabrics in 2004.
Through her creative genius, Victoria Hagan has set a new standard through rich elegance, contemporary flair and attention to detail.
Hagan’s beautiful designs are modern works of artistry and creative masterpieces. Victoria Hagan’s use of clean lines, opulent fabrics, textiles and bold color palettes are absolutely breathtaking. The modern marvels, simple and clean in design, offer quite a range of focal points and often induce one with a sense of whim and chic grandeur.
This interior design blog about Victoria Hagan was published by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs.