With thoughtful observation and inquiry, Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors guides their clients to express their individuality and interior needs. Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors will navigate a full-scale interior renovation or simply bring balance and cohesiveness to your existing space through partial renovation. Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors will often provide recommended tradesman and artisans for their projects and will be an asset from concept to completion.
Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors specializes in personalized and insightful interior decoration. The firm strives to capture their client’s personality while drawing inspiration from classic forms and contemporary applications. Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors will update your interior through a new color palette, restyling of your existing furnishings, modification of furniture and art placement or the incorporation of well-placed accessories. Marvin Jay Brooks Interiors prides itself on getting to know you as an individual, family or firm to gain the insight needed to create interiors that truly connect.
Services begin with a consultation at your prospective project site.
Marvin Jay Brooks attributes much of his craving for design to his childhood home designed by Stanford White. With many childhood memories framed by American Renaissance design, Marvin has an innate sensibility for traditional aesthetics while also embracing the contemporary.
Marvin took an eclectic path into interior design. After earning a bachelors degree in Hotel & Restaurant management from The Ohio State University, Marvin moved back to the East Coast and was immersed in Manhattan’s hospitality industry. He gained valuable experience creating aesthetically pleasing special events, which further revealed Marvin’s passion for interior design. Marvin used his time as an event planner, for high-end functions, to hone his eye for design. Upon deciding to follow his true calling, Marvin attended Parson’s School of Design and then established his own firm in 2005. Marvin Jay Brooks has created many interiors in New York in addition to out-of-state projects.