Story by Milo Vega

At just 28 years old, talented Jordan Carlyle is already a man with a reputation to precede him. His trajectory in the design industry has been stellar and his clean lines, modern perspective, and attention to detail in his projects, which include NYC lofts, Hollywood homes, and other interesting abodes, have made him a sought after interior designer.

This man of great style is now producing artwork for CB2 and his personal style transcends his every endeavor. Discovering his love or art and architecture by the age of 10, this Alabama native studied his chosen disciplines in Los Angles where he found ways to incorporate his love for nature into his art and design. Jordan’s recognizable aesthetic is characterized by a raw glamour and a structural sleekness in all aspects of his work. The intent behind his multiple images, which are combined into single images for CB2, is to create works that capture and reflect an environment. His work is bold and mesmerizingly graphic and simultaneously refreshingly calming.

When we ask Jordan about his process in making his artwork he said, “I basically start with a photograph that I have taken, and begin to visually pinpoint the different qualities that I find unique and beautiful within that photo. Then I deconstruct the image digitally, extracting each of those things I want to illuminate, and begin to manipulate the image, combining those selected elements with aspects of other images I have taken. Finally, I play with colors and intensities to evoke the moods and emotions to which I was aiming. Each piece is one of a kind, and I am proud to personally sign my name on each of them.”

Jordan’s passion for his work and his creativity abounds. This international designer resides in NYC, but continues to work on projects around the globe. Last year the prestigious Gensler Architectural firm in Los Angles recognized his talents. Visit Jordan Carlyle fine art and to see more of his interior design work visit Carlyle Architectural Designs.

Jordan Carlyle is pictured on our contents page, samples of his fine art are shown above and his interior design work is shown at the left.