Thomas Pheasant

Thomas Pheasant is an award-winning interior designer recognized for his signature style of modern elegance - calm and luxurious interiors of quality and comfort. His focus is on bringing a contemporary dimension to classic principles of design; a bridging of past and present.

Mr. Pheasant's projects range from high-end residences to corporate interiors and special commercial assignments such as prototype retail environments, exhibition spaces and upscale hotels. In addition, he has created numerous costume and set designs for contemporary dance theater. Mr. Pheasant's aim is always to accomplish esthetically pleasing interiors characterized by outstanding, unparalleled quality and comfort. Each assignment is addressed individually and extraordinary attention is given to architectural elements, which serve to define the unique character of the interiors. He is known for his mastery of the neutral palette and his skillful mix of antiques with new furniture, as well as signature pieces of his own design.

The Thomas Pheasant Collection of furniture was introduced to the trade in 1996. The following year, Asprey's of London commissioned Thomas Pheasant to design a range of extraordinary tobacco humidors in a limited edition

His diverse accomplishments have been widely published in the most prestigious architecture and design publications as well as general news periodicals and newspapers including Architectural Digest, British House & Garden, Elle Decoration France, House Beautiful, Metropolitan Home, The New York Times Magazine and The Washington Post. In 1997, Pheasant received the Andrew Martin International Designer of the Year Award. He was selected by his peers as one of the "Future Hall-of-Famers" in November 1998 House Beautiful and as a designer "With an Eye Towards the New Millennium" in April 1999 Architectural Digest. In addition, his work has also been featured in books such as Accents on Accessories, Mirrors by Design, and Showcase of Interior Design ll and III.

Mr. Pheasant has received myriad awards and exhibitions during his career:

• Architectural Digest "The AD 100 Designers and Architects" for 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 and 2000.
• Architectural Digest 1999 "100 Years of Design".
• The 1997 Asprey's of London Commission of Extraordinary Humidors.
• The 1997 Andrew Martin International Designer of the Year Award.
• House Beautiful 1998 "The Best of the Best".
• House Beautiful 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 and 1996 "100 Top Designers."
• House Beautiful 1995 "Ten Best Show House Rooms"
• National Symphony Show House for 1997, 1995, 1994, 1992 and 1991.
• The 1997 Fall Design House for Southern Accents