Bradley Stephens founded his full-service design firm in New York City in 2003. With each project, he strives for authentic design, steeped in the history, personality and aspirations of his clients.
Notable early commissions are residences for CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Soledad O’Brien, a Chelsea duplex penthouse for a Bumble&bumble vice president, and an historic inn and restaurant renovation on Maine’s Monhegan Island.
Recent projects include a modern residence in the desert hillsides of Palm Springs, two park-facing apartments at 15 Central Park West, a 14,000 square foot residence in Bridgehampton, and interiors for an extensive seaside resort outside of Beijing including a yacht club, boutique hotel and luxury villas.






