Studio MVW’s forms are experimental, modular and often inspired by nature, while materials and surfaces are show-stopping, from oxidised patinated bronze to glowing pink jade or creamy marble with graphic patterns.
Studio MVW
In this TLmag online edition we have bundled the best articles about Studio MVW
Crafting bespoke interiors for iconic heritage brands requires an appreciation of the company’s history while not being afraid to innovate and adapt for the present day.
Since they set up their design studio in 2006, Virginie Moriette and Ming Xu have constantly been investigating and questioning boundaries – between their respective cultures and those of other continents, between architecture and design, between design and art.
Studio MVW has been evolving for 15 years in the heart of the Shanghai megalopolis, which is experiencing tremendous growth as an economic and financial… Read more
Studio MVW presents Hospitality Redefined by Future-Forward Concepts and the Natural Elements
Experimentation plays an important role in Studio MVW’s creative process. While materials, textures and surfaces are constantly researched and tested, the designers are also interested in exploring the possibilities of luxury in the 21st century — what this concept means in our contemporary lifestyle and how it is signified in our daily surroundings.
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