imake.world is a design studio in New York City.
Creative Director and Design Lead is Howard Stein.

We create moving wall-sized surfaces that breathe with living Patterns, Graphics, and Photographs.
Applications range from homes to commercial arenas.

The sheer delight when one looks up and the wall has changed, immaculate in detail, with unparalleled contrast.

imake.world patterns and images use proprietary high dynamic range (HDR) imaging, vastly superior to movie theater quality which still use digital projectors.
Through the windows at night, the interior emits a soft glow.

Our projects are comprehensively completed, from conversation to installation.

imake.world reaches into the worlds of Luxury, Architecture, Interiors, Fashion, Products, and Furnishing. Top-tier skills and materials tailored to each project are brought together to offer world-class products.

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imake.world supports an ecosystem of teams with creative tools that have constraints built into them – similar to the design of a game in which the players have spaces in which they play and contribute. Unity in multiplicity. Patterns of Identity. The strength of the collective.

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For thirty years I have been thinking about how people interact with their environments and how their environments impact what they do.

photograph of a steel plate on the sidewalk with leaves that appears as a pattern.
Looking down at the sidewalk, after some rain, a beautiful pattern in steel and leaves

It is the duty of our profession to evolve the tools that educate citizens about the complexity of the systems that they’re living in, including their cities, environments, and their own homes.

Designers should articulate in detail, rich ways of living futures that are both distinct and really desirable.

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Design is not about products. Design is about relationships. Good design can draw, almost invisibly, on different levels of meaning to communicate with people.

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