Features, Conversations, and Unsolicited Praise
Travis Grimm’s work has captured the attention of leading design publications and tastemakers across the industry. From thoughtful features on spatial storytelling to in-depth interviews exploring his design philosophy, each appearance reflects the studio’s commitment to intentionality, restraint, and timeless design.
"Creating timeless and elegant spaces for clientele across the United States, Travis Grimm of Travis Grimm Interiors has cemented himself as a name to know in the design world."
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Designer Travis Grimm Talks 2021 Design Trends And His New Project In Hidden Hills
Creating timeless and elegant spaces for clientele across the United States, Travis Grimm of Travis Grimm Interiors has cemented himself as a name to know in the design world. The designer-homebuilder was featured in 2017 for his contributions to Albert Hadley’s “Rooms With a View” showcase and has been recognized for his projects in Atlanta, Boston, Cape Cod, Connecticut and Los Angeles...
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These Personal Homes of Interior Designers Are for Sale
You’d be forgiven for thinking the sprawling estate for sale on Dixon Trail in Hidden Hills, California, was designed by Paul Williams, the trailblazing Black architect who created homes for many celebrities, including Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball. But interior designer and homebuilder Travis Grimm, who actually designed the property, would likely view that as a compliment. Grimm says Williams was the biggest inspiration for the eight-bedroom estate’s aesthetic
Rooms with a View 2017 First Look
Next door, designer Travis Grimm channeled the winter weather for a cozy space in rich dark jewel tones. "The first word that came to mind seeing Travis’s room is: sensual. Those fabrics! I wanted to reach into the photo and touch every one of them. Thank you for this morning’s visual bliss."
An apartment fit for a Princess
President and Childhood Imagination
A descendant of the brothers Grimm and his husband are selling their apartment in the Carlyle on the upper east side
“That room was meant to be this moody, dramatic room. It was designer for nighttime”, he said.
“I love the color of the book. I love that it’s old and it’s not the bright burgundy it once was/ It’s a rich burgundy and gold and that’s what I took for the library.”
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