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Sue-Anne Wilkinson

Interior designer creating exceptional spaces

Sue-Anne Wilkinson is the Principal of Wilkinson Brochier Interior Design, a full-service interior design studio based in the San Francisco Bay Area.12 With a wealth of experience and a global perspective, Sue-Anne specializes in creating personalized, harmonious spaces that connect people with the beauty of nature and foster connections between individuals.14

Professional Background

Sue-Anne Wilkinson brings a diverse international background to her design work, having lived in Australia and other locations before settling in San Francisco.4 This global experience informs her fresh and innovative approach to interior design.

Design Philosophy

Sue-Anne believes in:

  • Creating personal and harmonious spaces
  • Connecting clients with the beauty of nature
  • Fostering connections between people through design1

Services and Expertise

Wilkinson Brochier Interior Design offers a comprehensive range of services:

  • Residential and commercial projects
  • Collaboration with architectural firms and construction companies3
  • Full project design and implementation oversight

Sue-Anne's design studio is known for creating beautiful, functional spaces that bring everyday joy to their clients.6 Her work is characterized by warmth and inviting aesthetics, reflecting her commitment to personalized design solutions.5

Team and Collaboration

Sue-Anne works alongside senior designer Ladan Chamine, leading her eponymous firm to create inviting interiors that meet the unique needs of each client.5 The studio's ability to collaborate effectively with other professionals in the field, such as architects and construction companies, ensures a seamless design process from concept to completion.3

Highlights

Feb 3 · linkedin

Enjoyed Gaetano Pesce's interview with Arkitektura so much. So many interesting ways he looks at creativity, at material use in our times.... "Creativity has no barrier. You have curiosity space between, architecture, interior, object, painting, drawings, and the poetry, and the renaissance in Italy can tell us that is true, creativity has no barrier. Michelangelo was making poetry. He was a great architect, he was a great painter, he was a great sculpture and writer. Leonardo, it’s not necessarily to talk about him. And Raphael was a fantastic painter, but there’s something we don’t know about him, he was also a human designer, because the city of Vatican today is the result of the project of Raphael. And, the uniform of the guard in Vatican are designed by him. So, he was also a fashion designer. So, that is something that today is difficult for us to understand, but in my opinion is very important to tell to young designers or to young creative people that they have the freedom to express themselves without barrier. That is very important."

Dec 11 · linkedin

Spending so much time in front of a screen and inside makes us crave for green, organic natural spaces. This article on biophilic design is thoughtful and timely. As the new year approaches think about how you can increase your employee's wellbeing and therefore productivity by making some thoughtful changes in the workplace.

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Location

San Francisco Bay Area