Meyer Davis

Gray Davis joined Thomas Obeid of Rockwell Group, Alicia Cannon of AJC Design and Margarita Calero of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) for an insightful panel discussion exploring timelessness in hospitality and multi-family design. The conversation centered on how proportion, materiality, craftsmanship, and adaptability shape spaces that endure beyond trend cycles, reinforcing the importance of designing around experience, context, and longevity. Local craftsmanship, repurposed materials, and a strong connection to place continue to inform Meyer Davis’s approach to hospitality design. Thank you to CARL HANSEN & SØN for hosting a wonderful evening alongside Nordblooms and Hakwood.

Framed by the fairway, shaped for living. Featured in ELLE Decor, Apogee reflects a new perspective on the private club experience. Meyer Davis approached the design through a human-centered lens, shaping how each space is lived in, both on and off the course. Developed in collaboration with Hart Howerton and owner Stephen Ross, the project reimagines the traditional club paradigm. Conceived as a home first, hospitality second, the villas are embedded within the landscape, with low-profile architecture, expansive glazing, and natural materials that frame the course and invite it inward. Read more in ELLE Decor’s latest feature: https://lnkd.in/eUpga4t2 Written by Carson Griffith Photography by Venjhamin Reyes

A shared perspective on how design shapes Miami living. Hosted by Teyo, Will Meyer joined leaders across architecture, development, and design to discuss the vision behind Midtown Park by Proper and the evolving expectations of residential living. For Midtown Park by Proper, Meyer Davis approached the interiors as a continuous progression of spaces shaped through light, materiality, and movement. Plaster, stone, and greenery soften the architecture, while travertine floors, brass detailing, and layered textiles introduce warmth, rhythm, and depth throughout. The conversation reflected a broader shift toward experience-led design, where hospitality principles, wellness, flexibility, and longevity inform how spaces are lived in over time. Thank you to Teyo and Midtown Park by Proper for bringing together such a thoughtful group and hosting the conversation.

Auburn University’s College of Architecture, Design and Construction remains foundational to our projects today, as highlighted in this recent feature on Meyer Davis Co-founder, Will Meyer. These principles continue to guide our approach across projects and disciplines and have also shaped the Meyer Davis Auburn University Portfolio Prize, created to recognize students who demonstrate clarity of concept, strength of process, and excellence in how ideas are communicated, reflecting a shared belief that a portfolio is not simply a collection of finished work, but a record of thinking, exploration, iteration, and intention. Meyer Davis is continually inspired by the next generation of designers and proud to support a program that reinforces both craft and communication as essential to the discipline.  Read the full feature: https://lnkd.in/eSrkSBAc

Meyer Davis is hiring!   We are seeking a Business Development & Proposals Assistant to join our New York studio. This role is ideal for a highly organized, detail-driven individual with a solid foundation in finance and data-driven thinking, who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is motivated by supporting strategic growth through thoughtful, well-executed submissions.   Working closely with Business Development, Marketing, and Studio leadership, this role will support active pursuits through proposal coordination, CRM management, and pipeline tracking, ensuring each opportunity is approached with clarity, precision, and a disciplined, data-informed process.   Business Development & Proposals Assistant | New York: https://lnkd.in/e9HEpUJv

Meyer Davis is pleased to share that W Sardinia - Poltu Quatu has been named a winner in the Hotels category for the 2026 IIDA Interior Design Awards Competition. This recognition honors excellence in interior architecture and design on a global stage. Set along the Sardinian coast, the project reflects a layered dialogue between history, landscape, and contemporary hospitality. A palette of sun-washed tones, tactile materials, and refined architectural gestures creates an experience that feels both grounded in place and forward-looking in its expression. Thank you to International Interior Design Association for this honor, and to the collaborators and partners who helped bring the project to life. For more details: https://lnkd.in/ea4Wk5SG

Join our team! Meyer Davis is seeking intermediate Design Leads (5-8 years of experience) to join our studios in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. This role is ideal for an designer with strong instincts, curiosity, and a refined approach to collaboration, someone who can contribute across all phases of a project while shaping environments defined by materiality, proportion, and detail.   Working closely with Studio Directors, clients, and consultants, this role will support in leading the design and documentation process from concept through construction, overseeing FF&E, custom furniture development, and cross-functional coordination. The ideal candidate brings both creativity and discipline, contributing to projects with clarity, precision, and a deep commitment to design integrity. Design Lead (Intermediate) | New York, Miami, and Los Angeles: https://lnkd.in/ebi5Wicv

Thank you for the feature, Hotel Designs!

Introducing The Crossing at The Cooper Hotel. A new perspective on the Charleston waterfront. Designed by Meyer Davis, the hotel’s signature restaurant brings a refined maritime sensibility to the waterfront. Teak millwork, polished nickel accents, and a lacquered blue ceiling shape a dining experience set before sweeping perspectives of the Charleston harbor. The Crossing serves as a central anchor within The Cooper, Charleston’s first luxury hotel set directly along the harbor, contributing to a broader vision for how the city engages with its waterfront. Read more in Surface Magazine: https://lnkd.in/eC6azgzX

The future of design is built through dialogue. Will Meyer recently joined Marco Credendino, Founder and CEO of Artemest, and Nick Perez, President of the Condominium Division at Related Group, for a thoughtful conversation exploring the intersection of design and real estate. Moderated by Elizabeth Fazzare, the discussion explored how design thinking shapes development from concept to lived experience, grounded in context, materiality, and a deep understanding of how people inhabit space. As the relationship between design and development continues to evolve, conversations like these highlight the importance of collaboration across disciplines to shape environments that are both visually compelling and functionally enduring. Thank you to Related Group and Artemest for coming together for such a special evening.