Interior and lighting designer Kevin Gray is known for transforming residences and boutiques into timeless and unique environments. He creates interiors that are understated yet sophisticated, authentic, elegant, and functional for his highly discerning clients in Miami, New York, Washington D.C., and Europe. Kevin Gray’s distinct signature designs feature clean lines and simple but well-crafted furnishings, which implement premium quality finishes, textures and materials. Known for his intuitive stylistic expression, Kevin mixes unique vintage pieces and fabrics with modern elements to design interiors that are both surprising and stunning. Clients say Kevin’s key to his success is his history of trusted collaborations with the best architects, craftsmen, and builders along with his respect for the homeowner’s personal wishes.

Kevin’s clientele is a “who’s who” of domestic and international thought leaders in fashion, real estate development, and business. Kevin’s list of high-profile projects includes penthouses for Wolfgang Joop in NYC and Monte Carlo, as well as the JOOP! flagship store on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach; Lancaster Group cosmetic departments at many major department stores and duty-free shops in airports throughout the USA and internationally: Jil Sander, Joop, Davidoff, and Dunhill.

Four of Kevin’s lamps were selected for “Changing Light”, an exhibit of 100 lamps at Miami Art Museum, in association with the Wolfsonian Museum and the Arango Foundation. His 1985 design “Uranis” lamp was shown at the Gallery Neotou, Paris. To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the 1981 “Orbit” lamp is currently in production in partnership with Lumen Center Milan, Italy. His 1984 design series “Zandt” lamps will also be relaunched at the 2024 Salon del Mobile to celebrate its 50-year anniversary.

Kevin Gray’s work has been showcased in broadcasts on HGTV USA and Canada, AMC Iberia 2015 Holiday Special, and in 7 editions of SoFlo Home Project, which focuses on his design work in South Florida. Various US and international publications that display his work include Metropolitan Home, House & Garden, Ocean Drive, German Elle Decoration, German Vogue, Vogue Apartment Living Australia, Vogue Italia, Florida Magazine, Objekt Magazine, The Miami Herald, and Taschen Books’ “Seaside Interiors” and “New York Interiors” (spotlighting the private residences of Wolfgang Joop).

Kevin is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers / ASID, and serves on the board of The Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach, USA, and Genova, Italy.