Sandra Espinet
 Sandra Espinet lives in the coastal town of San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico, where she owns and operates SQUARE ONE Interiors and Gallery, a full service high-end residential design studio and storefront gallery. She received her Associate of Arts Degree in Interior Design from the New England School of Design in Boston and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Interior Design from the American College of Art in Atlanta and a Masters Degree in Production Design from the American Film Institute in Los Angeles. Espinet draws inspiration from her extensive travels to South America, Northern Africa, Europe and Asia, as well as her experiences living in several countries throughout the world. Her work has been celebrated in several interior design books including Mauricio Martinez’s "Houses by the Sea." User Stats
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Designer InsightRecent PostsObama, Clinton or McCain? Which candidate would you prefer as a White House client & what would you do?May 1, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (23) I asked our design panelists to imagine: it's 3 a.m. on Jan. 21, 2009, the phone rings, and the call is from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The new president is inviting you to oversee a redecoration of the White House, including a complete makeover of the First Family’s private living quarters. Political preferences aside, which candidate would you most like to have as a client, and what would you do? --Susan Dickenson Recent PostsDesign Forecast for 2008-Sandra EspinetJanuary 16, 2008 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) I believe that specific areas call for specific color trends. Major cosmopolitan cities have long been influenced by fashion runways where sophisticated color combinations and constant change is the norm. Therefore I suspect that Tokyo, Manhattan, Paris and Los Angeles will embrace the trend towards the 80¹s look and the Tom Ford and Calvin Klein black, gray and white -- the ultimate hip for 2008. However, In Los Cabos, where I do the majority of my work, I find people seeking simplicity and relaxation. Simple color palette combinations and more natural colors reflecting the environment appeal to most. Soft ocean blues and sands are extremely popular and so are neutral tones of cream with burnt orange and terra cottas. --Sandra Espinet Recent PostsDesigners on Design: best things, concepts, places of 2007-Sandra EspinetNovember 25, 2007 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) Like many in the know, I consider myself an Aman-junkie: a person addicted to anything Aman Resorts have to offer. They consistently design and operate the most luxurious, relaxing and best designed hotels in the world. My husband and I have been to most of their locations, and we even chose Amanusa in Bali for our wedding. I am always inspired by the beauty of their locations, the perfection of their interiors and the superb effort that goes into their creative hotels.
Amansara in Siem Reap, Cambodia was especially memorable. We
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