Hi, I'm Megan Grill. I'm a founder and principal of Megan Grill and interior design and architecture practice based out of Brooklyn, New York. My love for design started at a really early age. I was raised abroad in China and my mother was an interior designer and a very talented water-clar artist. My father ran a bunch of factories and this really exposed me to different materials and textures from a very young age. So our team is really a representation of design millennials. We have team members from around the world, team members from England, from Colombia, France, China. This really influences how we perceive our work and really convey that design energy to our clients and our projects. So New York is filled with many interesting dichotomies and contrasts. There's the rough, the sleek, the soft, the smooth, the gritty, all these beautiful materials and volumes. This really inspires us to play with those aspects of things that you don't normally expect and using elements and textures, shapes and sizes to really play against one another. When people understand their think of Moe, they love the unexpected element of surprise and we were challenged with this project in the sense of how do we translate Moe into the home. And from there we asked ourselves how can we create the sense of intimacy, closure, environment in a very condensed space and still capturing the audience at Salone. So from there we created a series of rooms. We created an attic, a master bedroom, a budwara, a dining room, a living room and finally in the outdoor area which is the heart of our space. So what we hope to create from our design is a sense of warmth, tactility, texture and really a sense of intimacy of how to bring Moe into the home.