DESIGN STUDIO & OBJECT GALLERY
An interiors studio and contemporary object gallery rooted in the belief that the spaces we inhabit—and the objects within them—shape the way we live. Offering full-service interior design, custom sourcing, and bi-annual exhibitions that showcase new and emerging object and furniture designers, we love your home as much as you do.
THE STUDIO
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Our interiors studio works on full-service residential and boutique hospitality projects, alongside select a la carte styling and smaller-scale interiors projects. We approach each project as a conversation—between people, materials, and place. Through intentional design and curated sourcing, we build environments that reflect individual histories, honor daily rituals, and support evolving needs
Learn more about our process and understand what makes our projects come together.
THE GALLERY
Our exhibitions bring together emerging and established designers, presented in in-situ environments. Each show explores new themes and creates its own distinct space that allows for unexpected juxtapositions and a rhythm that a traditional store cannot offer. Rude Haus is the place to come for thoughtfully-made, unique items to add to your collection.
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RUDE HAUS
PLAY HAUS
featuring new artists, new work
& a look at one of our newest interiors projects
We approached the design of this house and this exhibition through play; playing with the ways in which sustainability relates to our work as designers and our responsibility to create spaces that support a more sustainable future. By exploring methods in which designers and makers can reuse items and materials to reshape spaces without creating waste, and pushing ourselves to think adaptively about the functionality of existing structures and objects, we created a new way of thinking about this space for our clients.
This exhibition took place within one of our residential projects, where all of the details, design work and construction was built by us. See the way in which we styled these 21 artists in this house in two unique ways, reusing the space to tell a different story each time.
