The Best Luxury Interior Designers Using Cambria

See the projects where A-list designers selected Cambria quartz surfaces to create indelible interior spaces.

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A beautiful copper and cream kitchen with Cambria Foggy City Matte quartz countertops

Cambria design shown: Foggy City™ in a matte finish (Gensler product design consultant)

Sumptuous finishes, rich details, high-quality materials that blend form and function, and an undefinable “it” factor are a few of the calling cards for a luxurious interior.

Want to replicate the luxe look in your own home? Here, we are sharing seven of our favorite luxe designers—Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Christopher Peacock, Chad Dorsey, Vasi Ypsilantis, Gil Melott, Corey Damen Jenkins, and Jim Dove—that you should know about for inspiration in your next project.

Martyn Lawrence Bullard

Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a multi-award-winning Los Angeles–based interior designer renowned for his broad range of styles and eclectic, yet sophisticated and inviting interiors. His A-list clientele includes celebrities ranging from the Kardashians and Tommy Hilfiger to Cher and Eva Mendes.

For the luxe Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas en suite bathroom Bullard recently designed, he stated that he “clad the space in Cambria Bridport™ and Sutherland™ stone, using slab material to wainscot the walls and fully wrap the shower enclosure. The floor was achieved by laser cutting three different slabs to make the geometric tile design. Kohler fittings are used for the shower and taps as well as their new vanity painted in Benjamin Moore Decorator’s White,” writes Bullard.

A sleek modern bathroom with Cambria Bridport shower walls and Cambria Black quartz countertop

For this bathroom, designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard was inspired by some of his favorite jewel box bathrooms in Paris. Cambria designs shown: Bridport, Sutherland, Cambria Black™.

To match the bedroom’s ceiling, Bullard added an unexpected detail, painting the walls in Benjamin Moore Desert Rose pink. He adds, “The walls are also Benjamin Moore Desert Rose pink to match the bedroom ceiling. The magnificent hand-forged metal shower door was made for me by Texas’s own Chateau Domingue.”

A closeup of the Cambria Bridport quartz lower wall and shower wall as well as Cambria Black trim

The hand-forged metal shower door was made for Bullard by Texas’s own Chateau Domingue.

Christopher Peacock

The global leader in the design and manufacturing of luxury fitted cabinetry, Christopher Peacock knows a thing or two about a luxurious kitchen.

An elegant kitchen with display style cabinetry and Cambria White Cliff quartz countertops

White Cliff Matte™ perimeter countertops balance a moodier kitchen palette.

For this kitchen in the New York Kips Bay Decorator Show House, Peacock complemented the olive green cabinetry—in homage to his mother’s favorite hue—with two Cambria designs: White Cliff to add perimeter brightness and Blackpool™ for a statement kitchen island.

“The countertops had to be part of the story and I didn’t want them to necessarily compete visually,” says Peacock. “I was looking for the purest white I could find, which was what [Cambria] had. With the island countertop, I didn’t want a white countertop. I wanted something black that just soaked up the light and was not reflective. The matte black was just perfect. So [with] the two [designs], it just works with the scheme and looks fantastic.”

Chad Dorsey

Dallas-based designer Chad Dorsey creates refined interiors that balance tailored style with the spirit of modern living.

Trained as an architect, his approach to every space is characterized by a fluid relationship to the architecture where proportion, light, and scale are as essential as taste and lifestyle. His aesthetic is best described as “relaxed luxury,” which is defined by a quiet palette, custom furnishings with handcrafted details, meaningful objects, and a true sense of the people who live there.

Dorsey approached the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas main and prep kitchens the same way, using unexpected materials and beautiful finishes.

The result? Two standout spaces steeped in luxury.

A dark and sleek modern kitchen with dark oak cabinets, tile flooring, Charlestown quartz countertops, column refrigerator, stacked ovens and a wooden dining table with plush seating and gorgeous modern light fixture above.

In the main kitchen, Dorsey used Cambria’s Charlestown™ design on the countertops, wall trim, and shelving.

A sleek white and brass kitchen with Cambria Foggy City Matte quartz countertops

Dorsey selected Foggy City (Gensler product design consultant) countertops in a matte finish for a “European elegance-meets-industrial-edge aesthetic” in the prep kitchen.

See more of the Decorator Show House Dallas here.

Vasi Ypsilantis

Designer Vasi Ypsilantis designs and builds beautiful residential and commercial spaces for the most discerning clients, approaching each project with a unique and sophisticated aesthetic built upon a foundation of space planning expertise.

For the Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Palm Beach, Ypsilantis found inspiration for the kitchen in the idea of old-world elements made modern, while still complementing the aesthetic of the Mediterranean style Palm Beach home.

a modern kitchen with oak lower cabinets, white quartz backsplash and custom quartz shelving, a large sink in the island, and black accents throughout.

The kitchen island features Blackpool™ in a matte finish with a Fairbourne™ perimeter and Brittanicca Gold Warm™ sink surround.

She had a luxe color palette in mind featuring modern black hues and earthen neutrals.

“My goal was to create a complicated design that seemed simple and effortless, a place that felt comfortable and elegant at the same time,” says Ypsilantis. “I wanted my design work to be appreciated by my peers and understood by people who are not experts in the design industry. I think this space achieved both.”

See more of the project.

Gil Melott

Studio 6F and its principal designer Gil Melott have been recognized for an unapologetic approach to seamlessly blending disparate textures and periods into a well-curated story for homes and public spaces.

Melott did just that for the kitchen in the Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Dallas. “High-tech appliances and a monochromatic palette peacefully coexist in Studio 6F’s custom kitchen, where Cambria countertops are given a custom look with hand-hewn details,” writes Galerie Magazine of the Cambria Malvern™ design.

An eat-in kitchen with Cambria Malvern countertops and Cambria Black Rock Matte tabletop

Melott proclaims the 10-foot-long island is “reminiscent of a master craft Italian dining table” to House Beautiful. Cambria design shown: Malvern

Melott’s goal? “To create a gathering spot for enigmatic conversations around food with friends and family,” declares Melott to House Beautiful. “Our use of walnut interiors in the cabinetry, paired with the earthy fern green painted exteriors encourage a grounding with the space.”

A closeup of the corner of a Cambria Malvern tabletop

A close-up look at Cambria Malvern.

Corey Damen Jenkins

Corey Damen Jenkins & Associates is a New York–based interior design firm founded by nationally acclaimed designer Corey Damen Jenkins, who is celebrated for his mixing of vivid colors with layered patterns to create inspired, inventive, and unexpected spaces.

Taking cues from the haute couture runway, Corey’s brand of interior design and decoration features luxurious and fashion-forward materials. Take, for example, the dining room he created for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas.

A colorfully, ornate dining room with a Cambria Ivybridge quartz surround table

A custom Cambria Ivybridge™ dining table is a unique take on the traditional style.

Writes Galerie Magazine, “Building on a project he’s currently working on for a client on Embassy Row in Washington D.C., Corey Damen Jenkins used more than 400 yards of Sanderson fabric to construct a tented dining room in the show house’s formal eating area. While the custom Versaille pattern parquet flooring nods to tradition, using multiple quartz tables is a more contemporary approach to entertaining.”

A colorfully, ornate dining room with a Cambria Ivybridge quartz surround tables

A curated mix of materials elevates the luxurious feel of this space.

Damen Jenkins tells Galerie, “I really wanted this room to be that spot where antiquity and modernity meet.”

Jim Dove

Designer Jim Dove has over 25 years of industry experience creating architecturally inspired, award-winning kitchens with top-of-the-line pieces in locations from California to Italy.

Designer Jim Dove sitting in a chair in front of an island countertop with Cambria Ironsbridge Matte Quartz

Designer Jim Dove in his West Palm Beach showroom.

For his West Palm Beach showroom, Dove paired a statement de Gournay wall covering with a L’atelier Paris range, sleek white Cambria Ironsbridge™ countertops in a matte finish, and luxe upholstered seating to tie the look together.

A classically styled island with Cambria Ironsbridge Matte quartz countertop

Cambria Ironsbridge countertops in a matte finish ground this sophisticated design scheme.

The result seamlessly blends the best of modern, contemporary, and traditional design elements for a stunning finish.

A blue and gold themed bar with Cambria Portrush quartz countertop

Dove used durable Cambria Portrush™ countertops—with subtle blue veining—to blend bold design elements in this bar.

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