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TM is a multi-hyphenate design studio operating at the intersection of architecture, interior, and lighting design, where the boundaries between disciplines dissolve to reveal new ways of seeing and making space.

A building designed around the full spectrum of wellness: physical, mental, and spiritual.Adjacent to the Crystal Bridge...
06/05/2026

A building designed around the full spectrum of wellness: physical, mental, and spiritual.

Adjacent to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, the is a museum-quality office building challenged to be both site-responsive and visionary. proposed curvilinear weathered brass forms resting on a native stone base, inspired by the Ozark forest and karst landscape. TM’s lighting is integral to expressing those gestures. The giraffe stone base is gently uplighted, drawing out its rich texture and grounding the building in its natural context, while the brass canopy is left deliberately unlit, allowing its materiality to remain visually uninterrupted.

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The replica comes before the reality. For this upcoming office project, TM constructed full models of the private work “...
06/04/2026

The replica comes before the reality. For this upcoming office project, TM constructed full models of the private work “vessels” in their own studio to understand both form and how material, light, and acoustics would settle within the space before a single element is built.

More to come.

Orientation determined the materials for this lake house in Western Massachusetts, where spatial shifts drive distinct c...
06/01/2026

Orientation determined the materials for this lake house in Western Massachusetts, where spatial shifts drive distinct changes in experience throughout the home. From the street, it reads as a singular, abstract timber volume; as it turns toward the lake, it opens through carved sleeves that extend interior space outward.

Horizontally oriented rooms remain quiet and neutral, shaped by tone and framed views to the water. Vertical moments interrupt that continuity with sharper material transitions—stacked plywood, hot-rolled steel, and rusted steel aligned with skylight apertures—creating a more cinematic sequence that defines place through orientation.

Photography: Emile Dubuisson

Conceived as a glowing lantern, the Anthony Timberlands Center is designed to draw students into a space where light sig...
05/27/2026

Conceived as a glowing lantern, the Anthony Timberlands Center is designed to draw students into a space where light signals learning and making. Instead of a stark institutional reading, illumination is composed to seep through the timber structure, producing a soft, continuous glow that positions the building as a beacon on the corner of Fayetteville.

Within the heavy timber framework, lighting is integrated into the structural rhythm—inhabiting beams, columns, and junctions so that it feels inseparable from the architecture. Light gathers in the grain of the structure, washing across intersections and openings to reveal the building’s tectonic logic while allowing it to read, at night, as a calm, luminous volume.

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Thrilled to share that The Wedge just won Best Floor Lamp at .Its shape, born from our refusal to put overhead lighting ...
05/21/2026

Thrilled to share that The Wedge just won Best Floor Lamp at .

Its shape, born from our refusal to put overhead lighting in our office, has quickly become one of our most versatile and innovative creations. We’re working on making this lamp commercially available very soon—stay tuned.

This residential project in Cold Spring, New York, focused on preservation and adaptation—transforming a 19th-century ho...
05/21/2026

This residential project in Cold Spring, New York, focused on preservation and adaptation—transforming a 19th-century hotel for contemporary living. Across three “acts,” the home unfolds through light, memory, and modesty: an open loft with exposed beams and steel shelving, an airy guest suite defined by restrained custom lighting, and a basement wine cellar carved from a former bread oven.

Integrated lighting reveals original brick, beams, and historic details while sharpening new interventions, allowing past and present to coexist with clarity and precision.

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For Cartier SoHo, TM’s lighting design balances atmosphere and precision—shaped by the brand’s legacy and the historic f...
05/20/2026

For Cartier SoHo, TM’s lighting design balances atmosphere and precision—shaped by the brand’s legacy and the historic fabric of the neighborhood. Set within a landmarked cast iron building, the approach responds to context, allowing original details to register while supporting a sequence of spaces that unfold floor by floor.

Light is calibrated to move between intimacy and clarity, creating distinct moments while keeping focus on Cartier’s collections. History, hospitality, and product are held in careful alignment throughout.

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TM partners Alex Miller () and kicked off with an insightful panel, moderated by our friends at . On the docket: What ...
05/18/2026

TM partners Alex Miller () and kicked off with an insightful panel, moderated by our friends at . On the docket: What it means to treat lighting as interior design in the fullest sense, and the interconnection between architecture, light, and collaboration.

Thanks to all who joined us!

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