Meyer Davis

Now on Homeworthy: Inside the Nashville home of Meyer Davis co-founder Will Meyer and Kerstin Meyer. Originally designed by architect Edwin Keeble, the historic residence has evolved alongside their family, layering art, objects, and collected pieces while honoring the character of its original architecture. In the tour, Will and Kerstin share the thinking behind the home and the details that make it distinctly theirs, reflecting on the belief that the most meaningful homes are shaped over time by the people who live in them. Also featured in The Language of Home, the residence offers a personal expression of the ideas at the heart of Meyer Davis’ approach to residential design. Watch the full tour: https://lnkd.in/eX98s5qB

This week, Meyer Davis celebrated the launch of The Language of Home alongside friends, clients, collaborators, and members of the design community who have been part of our story over the years. Held within the Tribeca Penthouse residence featured in the book, the evening offered a fitting setting to mark this milestone and reflect on nearly three decades of residential design, and the people, places, and creative relationships that have shaped it. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening so special. We’re incredibly grateful to share this moment with the community that continues to inspire and support Meyer Davis. Here’s to this next chapter, the art of living, and the places we call home. Explore The Language of Home: https://lnkd.in/e-Sqvv8a Photography: Krista Schlueter A special thanks to: Tequila Casa Dragones Ingalls Photography Eric Laignel Corvin Matei The Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd 

Celebrating Cindy Allen’s 25 remarkable years at Interior Design Magazine. Meyer Davis has been fortunate to share many meaningful moments with Cindy and the magazine over the years, from conversations on Hello Cindy and the cover story of 1 Hotels South Beach to our induction into the Interior Design Magazine Hall of Fame. Across those years, Interior Design has featured Meyer Davis projects ranging from Four Seasons Cabo Del Sol and Arlo Hotels Midtown’s Nearly Ninth to Tequila Casa Dragones and, most recently, W Sardinia - Poltu Quatu, as well as private residences in Manhattan, Miami, and the Hamptons. Throughout her extraordinary tenure, Cindy has been an enduring champion of the design community, bringing unmistakable curiosity, generosity, and energy to everything she does. Congratulations, Cindy Allen, on this milestone. Thank you for 25 years of celebrating design, supporting its makers, and bringing our community together. Here’s to the next chapter.

This month in Denizen Magazine, Meyer Davis co-founder Gray Davis opens the doors to the Copake Lake home he designed with his partner, Chase Booth. Designed with equal consideration for quiet moments and weekends spent gathering with friends, the home offers a personal expression of the hospitality-driven thinking that has long shaped Meyer Davis’s work. Thank you to Claire Sullivan and Denizen for the beautiful feature. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/ernXGciR

As the New York Design Center celebrates 100 years, What’s New, What’s Next returns for an afternoon of conversations, launches, and new ideas shaping the future of design. On Thursday, September 17, Meyer Davis co-founders Will Meyer and Gray Davis will join artist Susan Hable Smith and designer Leyden Lewis for “Light and Color: The Essential Foundations of Art and Design,” moderated by Galerie editor in chief Jacqueline Terrebonne, hosted in the Visual Comfort & Co. suite. Together, they will explore how light and color become essential tools for creating interiors that feel expressive, atmospheric, and deeply connected to place. Thursday, September 17 at 5:00 p.m. Visual Comfort & Co., Suite 101 New York Design Center, 200 Lex Read more at Business of Home: https://lnkd.in/eYpN47dH Explore the full What’s New, What’s Next program: https://wnwn.nydc.com/

We’re honored to share that Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Saudi Arabia at Shura Island has been named a finalist in the 2026 Gold Key Awards for Excellence in Hospitality Design in the Wellness category. Set within the extraordinary landscape of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea, the resort draws from nomadic traditions and the spirit of Arabian hospitality, with interiors shaped by natural materiality, a sense of lightness, and a close dialogue with the surrounding environment. Congratulations to the entire team behind the project, and thank you to Boutique Design | BDNY and the Gold Key Awards jury for the recognition. Read the Hospitality Design | HD Expo finalist annoucement: https://lnkd.in/eMju95Nf

On the edge of Copake Lake, a glass house offers a study in transparency, landscape, and the rituals of life by the water. In a new feature for Cottages & Gardens, Meyer Davis co-founder Gray Davis opens the doors to the personal retreat he designed with his partner, Chase Booth. Conceived in close dialogue with its surroundings, the contemporary glass house uses floor-to-ceiling glazing, retractable panels, and deep overhangs to draw the landscape inward and frame changing views across the lake and surrounding woods. Inside, natural stone, warm oak, layered textiles, and collected pieces bring warmth and intimacy. Thank you to Taylor O’Sullivan and Cottages & Gardens for the thoughtful feature. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/epz6PJ4A Photography by Ingalls Photography

A first look at The Language of Home, featured in WWD. As Meyer Davis prepares to release The Language of Home this September, Will Meyer and Gray Davis sit down with WWD Senior Correspondent Sofia Celeste to consider the evolution of the studio’s residential work and the many ways our understanding of home continues to shift. Together, they speak to an approach Meyer Davis has developed over decades: one rooted in listening, responding to context, and creating spaces that feel deeply personal while remaining comfortable, enduring, and entirely their own. Thank you to Sofia Celeste for the thoughtful conversation and to WWD for the feature. Read the full feature: https://lnkd.in/epp7bXEM The Language of Home publishes September 22. Preorder here: https://lnkd.in/e-Sqvv8a

We are hiring! Meyer Davis is seeking intermediate Design Leads (5-8 years of experience) to join our studios in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. This role is ideal for an designer with strong instincts, curiosity, and a refined approach to collaboration, someone who can contribute across all phases of a project while shaping environments defined by materiality, proportion, and detail. Working closely with Studio Directors, clients, and consultants, this role will support in leading the design and documentation process from concept through construction, overseeing FF&E, custom furniture development, and cross-functional coordination. The ideal candidate brings both creativity and discipline, contributing to projects with clarity, precision, and a deep commitment to design integrity. Design Lead (Intermediate) | New York, Miami, and Los Angeles: https://lnkd.in/ebi5Wicv

Four AHEAD Awards Middle East nominations, one extraordinary destination. We’re proud to share that Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Saudi Arabia Red Sea at Shura Island has been shortlisted across four categories for the 2026 AHEAD Awards Middle East, as featured by Sleeper Magazine. For Meyer Davis, the landscape was the starting point for the entire design experience. Drawing from the traditions of nomadic living and the enduring culture of Arabian hospitality, the interiors embrace movement, lightness, natural materiality, and a continuous connection to the surroundings. Congratulations to the entire team behind this remarkable destination. Read the full Sleeper Magazine feature: https://lnkd.in/gtANPqw2