Arcsine on the Power of Design to Engage, Inspire and Unite
In an interview with Rachael Lantry, Brooke Taylor and Daniel Scovill of architecture and interior design firm Arcsine, we discussed the origin and evolution of the company, the state of luxury interior design today and trends on the horizon, and their recent engagement to revamp the Bernardus Spa in California’s Carmel Valley.

Arcsine describes itself as an architecture and interior design firm. Tell me a little bit about the history of the company and how those two ideas intersect in practice.
Arcsine began as an architecture firm in 2003 focusing on restaurant and residential work.  As the projects grew and hospitality projects were added, it became clear that we had the opportunity to provide our clients with a full scope of design, from architecture to interiors. In 2013, we decided to pursue this goal and since have built a strong interior design team. Our ideal projects engage us to develop the full design, both architectural and interior. Our interior and architecture teams collaborate from concept vision through documentation and construction to ensure that the outcome is a superb blend of what each discipline has to offer.
When you think about luxury interior design today, how would you describe the state of play, and how do you see these trends evolving in the coming years"
Luxury has become a more complicated concept in recent years. Not long ago, a traditional aesthetic that leaned heavil...