Nosanchuk Studio Information

In 1998, David began his first solo project in New York City and established NOSANCHUK, an architectural, interiors, and design firm. The following year, he worked with Ian Schrager to provide interior design concepts for the newly developed plasma screen technology. He also designed a house for a client in East Hampton, New York. At the 2000 ICFF (International Contemporary Furniture Fair) NOSANCHUK debuted the Sharp + Heavy Line, a contemporary collection of lighting and furniture made with traditional materials. Following a huge response, David's N1 Lamp was voted one of the five best in show by HomePortfolio.com. Recently, N1 Pendant was featured in the Discoveries by Designers section of the April 2008 issue of Architectural Digest. In addition to the overwhelming response to the lighting designs, NOSANCHUK's projects have ranged from commercial interiors, such as the Nederlander Theater Company's corporate offices, to residences, and product designs. Based on David's background and experience at Saarinen's Cranbrook, his designs focus on materials, methods, context, and scale. Recently, the office competed in the Stockholm Library Expansion and the Decatur Modern Housing Competitions in Georgia. Currently, the firm is in collaboration with Artemide, Flos, and Louis Poulsen, regarding a number of newly designed lighting prototypes. David still continues to embrace nature, fly-fishing the small trout streams of upstate New York and striped bass runs in Montauk.