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Design Firm Hosts Rye Party

Private residence, Rye

Published January 29, 2013 at 03:12 PM

LETT by Heiberg Cummings (letthcdesign.com), a West Village-based design company, hosted an evening at a client’s Rye home to present its concept for interior design.
Approximately 100 guests mingled throughout the living, dining, and family rooms; a before-and-after slideshow was presented to showcase the home’s renovation.
In 2012, LETT’s affiliate company, Heiberg Cummings, was recognized by British House & Garden as one of the top 10 designers in America.

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