Luxury Interior Designer Gavin Brodin | S26E10

Luxury: a state of great comfort and extravagant living. For those who live lives of luxury, there is luxury interior design. Joining Nick May on The Chaise Lounge today, Gavin Brodin of Brodin Design Build knows that all too well.

With no formal education in interiors, Gavin found himself thrust into the world of design after moving to Los Angeles (he’d previously fallen in love with L.A.’s winter weather on a Christmas trip). As often happens, he met a guy. Guy worked special events, like the Oscars and Emmys. The rest is history.

Gavin designs luxury residential and commercial spaces, the interior of a Gulfstream G650 private jet being one of them. Celebrities and the social elite have come from all around just for his unique eye and attention to detail.

Learn more about Gavin and Brodin Design Build on his website www.brodindesignbuild.com and on Instagram @brodindesignbuild.

We’ve been fortunate I’ve been doing a couple aviation projects, Gulfstream G650 which have definitely been the most exciting projects that we’ve ever done.

Gavin Brodin

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We’ve been fortunate I’ve been doing a couple aviation projects, Gulfstream G650 which have definitely been the most exciting projects that we’ve ever done.

Gavin Brodin

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