The textile company owned by Stacy Garcia developed 20 patterns with 20 interior designers for a special collection to celebrate the company’s anniversary and the interior design industry.Designers from firms such as Jeffrey Beers International, J/Brice, Matchline Design Group, Michael Graves, and Van Dresser Interiors have their designs featured in the collection. Each pattern was conceptualized and developed by the designers, who worked closely with LebaTex to develop and produce the patterns on fabric. JBI’s pattern is a tribute to Jeffrey Beers’ upbringing in New York City and the inspiration he takes from the city’s architecture and planning. Specifically, the city’s metal fire escapes against its brick buildings drove the pattern’s geometric pattern and texture.

Silver Lining Diner, 32 Montauk Highway, Southampton: New York Post reports that the team at Bay Kitchen Bar is moving to Southampton to unveil a bright and airy space designed by JBI this June, serving up classic diner dishes with an elevated twist for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Chow down on pancakes, burgers and local seafood along with soft-serve ice cream and fresh-squeezed juices at the counter or booth seats, or order online for the beach.

At this year’s Sea Trade Global in Miami (April 8-11), our very own Senior Designer Ayesha Khan will be moderating a panel on cruise ship design called, ‘Cruise Ship Design: Veterans or Virgins?’ The panel discussion will answer such questions as: What are the pluses and challenges of working with cruise ship design novices versus cruise ship design veterans? Does the prestige of having a renowned design name outweigh the virtues of having a designer well versed in the multifaceted particularities of shipbuilding? How do those who are unfamiliar with maritime design feel about the steep learning curve? And what is the client’s perspective? The panel will take place on that Wednesday at 10:30AM at the Cruising Innovations Theater.

On March 7th, The New York Times examined the growing trend in designing gender neutral children’s rooms. Our design for the playroom at the luxury residential tower, One West End,was featured. The article also included a quote from architect Jeffrey Beers, founder and President, that said, “we focused on design elements and themes such a modernism, youth and playfulness. I personally find the overall look joyful.”

New York City – Monday, March 4^th, 2019 – Jeffrey Beers International, the award winning interior architecture and design firm founded by Jeffrey Beers in 1986, today announced that Vince Stroop has joined as Partner. Stroop will serve as an Executive Design Director, develop new creative business opportunities, and be instrumental in the evolution and international growth of the 50-person studio.

New York Post reports that a new food-and-entertainment venue is coming to 28 Liberty Street.Legends Hospitality, which runs everything from the Yankee Stadium food concession to the One World Trade Center Observatory, has been tapped to operate a 35,000 square-foot food-and-live music complex on 28 Liberty’s ground floor. The as-yet-unnamed venue, to be designed by famed architect Jeffrey Beers, will incorporate the property’s historic Noguchi rock garden.

​Forbes Online takes their readers on a journey through the newly renovated and reopened El San Juan. The resort was badly damaged by by Hurricane Maria, a Category 4 hurricane that ripped through much of Puerto Rico in September 2017. More than $65 million was invested in extensive renovations and we over saw redesign of the public spaces, restaurant and bars, as well as guest rooms.

In an interview with Mansion Global, Jeffrey Beers shares his favorite design trends for 2019. They include, sparse industrial looks are giving way to luxurious textures and materials, a more expressive use of bold colors, incorporating pieces and influences from different eras and cultures, and the growing popularity in the polishes and tailored look of metallic finishes.

The Regatta Collection of resort lounge and dining furniture is designed by renowned architect, Jeffrey Beers, for Walters. Influenced by Jeffrey’s love of the sea and immense experience in resort design, the collection is aesthetically nautical and modern. This series of outdoor furniture is distinguished by beautiful teak accents and fluid lines that capture a seductive look of a speedboat. The design transcends time with a neutral color palette and the ability to personalize with color accent options and woven cord. Featuring materials designed to withstand the elements and crafted with integrity by Walters, this range is as functional as it is stylish, making it perfect for outdoor entertaining.

Interior Design Online takes an early look at the interiors of Boston EchelonSeaport, which is slated to be completed by next year. The complex will consist of three towers, anchored by a central courtyard, that encompass a whole city block in the Seaport District. JBI will shape over 60,000 square feet of amenity spaces, including lobbies and lounge areas, indoor fitness areas, and a sky lounge in each tower. The design channels Boston’s timeless American style and Beers’ experience in the luxury hospitality industry. Other members of the architectural team include Kohn Pedersen Fox and local firm CBT Architects, who collaborated on the exterior.