Design Philosophy

Nina Petronzio refuses to be pigeonholed by one style. "I am constantly inspired by different clients and their personal tastes and interests. As a designer, my job is to bring structure to the artform, to make sense of and actualize how they want to feel in their space," she says. Nina's diverse portfolio includes a major renovation and build-out of a 1970's Mediterranean mansion in Beverly Hills into a 15,000 square foot sprawling estate complete with an array of modern amenities, transformation of a Melrose Avenue storefront into Plush Home's flagship showroom, an outdoor boxing ring and gym nestled in the woods of the Hollywood Hills, and a contemporary artists' painting workroom decorated with Louis XIV furnishings. The one constant is an updated- traditional sensibility, a loyalty to clean lines, and a choice of exquisite materials. Daughter of renowned bronze sculptor, Robertino Petronzio, Nina cites her childhood travels and family art background as her inspiration. "I start with a classic foundation, but most enjoy the process of branching out creatively from there."