ABOUT STUDIO IQL
Named for our office address on Indian Queen Lane, we are a full-service Interior and Architectural design collaborative.
Our commitment is to create environments that evoke a profound connection and reaction. Our work translates your ethos into a clear and profound three-dimensional experience. We believe in the power of a holistic community that includes our clients. Our community consists of highly talented Architects, Interior Designers, Structural Engineers, Contractors, Fabricators, Carpenters, Painters, Sculptors, Furniture Makers, Weavers, Glassblowers, Organizers, Stylists, Ceramicists, Landscapers and Parents.
Quick & Lovely is the small scope division of Studio IQL. Studio IQL is the parent company of Quick & Lovely.
Studio IQL is a luxury full service architectural and interior design collaborative, started in 2003. Quick & Lovely is the small scope division. It is the perfect outlet to tackle a specific design issue and get to know the freedom and ease that comes with working with our team.
Quick & Lovely came about when we got a call at Studio IQL from clients who told us they loved our work but could not afford our services. They were ready to roll up their sleeves and do the leg work. They asked if we could help point them in the right directions. Their project was a huge success and they utilized all of our suggestions– thus, Quick & Lovely was born.
OUR Ethos
We are a design collaborative. This means we do not have employees. We create teams with the perfect skill set, experience and temperament to address the specific needs of each and every project. What this means for our clients is that they have access to a tremendous amount of talent and that expertise is utilized exactly where it is most needed.
This is what enables us to create highly specialized projects that resonate with the idiosyncrasies and personalities of our clients.
Please reach out to schedule a Discovery Call. We would love the opportunity to talk to you about what makes us different and our commitment to environments that evoke a profound connection and reaction.
“Don’t look at things — look in between things.”
— John Baldessari