Projects
Cristina Grajales is distinguished and high regarded as a design consultant due to her non-traditional approach to design that is most clearly reflected in her innovative and unique interiors. She assimilates modern design with new trends to create one-of-a kind environments. The client’s character is a part of the design process and is incorporated into the creation of a personal setting. Her clients include noted art dealers, collectors, interior designers, and architects. Grajales’s interiors are widely considered works of art unto themselves and have been featured in international design magazines that include Town and Country, French Architectural Digest, German Vogue, Casa Vogue Brazil, and The New York Times Magazine.

Chelsea Apartment
Art dealer Perry Rubenstein’s Chelsea apartment, presented Cristina Grajales with the challenge to create a gallery setting inside the home with the furniture acting as a backdrop for an extensive art collection. Grajales utilized exquisite examples of Nakashima, Donald Judd, Hans Wegner, T.H. Robsjohn Gibbings to create a refined setting that coexisted with the art collection...
Project Date: October, 2004
Soho Loft, New York
Elia and Mariana Zois’s magnificent space was featured on the front cover of Town & Country magazine in October 2004. Originally the gallery of legendary art dealer Leo Castelli, the loft offers a spacious floor plan and sunny lighting...
Project Date: October, 2004
Winery, Santa Ynez Valley, California
This signature home designed by the architect Hugh Newell Jacobson included high ceilings, which presented a unique challenge to Cristina Grajales and her design team. She combined the brightly colored Navajo rugs with a 12 foot long Nakashima table and an 18th century Portuguese table to bring warmth to the cavernous space...
Project Date: October, 2002