DANIEL MELOCHÉ
Daniel Meloché Design
Daniel Meloché is an award-winning Registered Interior Designer and NCIDQ Certified Interior Designer based in Vancouver. With now over 17 years of design experience, he has focused on the hospitality and residential sectors, working for such brands as Glowbal Group, Infinity Group, Capital ZED Group, Moxie's Grill & Bar, Chop Steakhouse, Shark Club, The Sandman Group, Concord Pacific and At Home Hospitality.
Daniel pulls much of his design inspirations from his travels and life experiences. His aesthetic focuses on functional and conversational spaces infused with whimsical elements catering to each client's unique requirements through careful space planning, highly detailed execution and final curation.
Daniel gives back to the design community through mentorship programs and volunteering. For the last seven years he has served as President of Vancouver Society of Interior Designers. He also works with students and up-and-coming designers providing guidance and experience. In Daniel’s words, “There can be success in beautiful design but there is no better reward then passing on experience and knowledge to others within the design community.”
DANIEL MELOCHÉ
PHOTO: LEAH KATHERYN PHOTOGRAPHY
BY PETER WILDS DESIGN + GILD & CO.
THE KANAKLA ROOM
Holidays are about experiences that often become rituals, meaningful memory-making events that invite us to come together. Cecil Green Park House is a building that holds many memories. You feel its history as you approach and as you enter through its doors. The architectural details exude a warmth and grandeur that is ideal for experiences that celebrate community, joy, and love.
With select pieces from Gild & Co, Inform Interiors, Livingspace, Provide, Salari Fine Carpets, and Vancouver Special, our intention is to create a room that evokes the spirit of celebration and that offers an invitation to gather.
A SPECIAL GATHERING PLACE
PHOTO SOURCE: HOUSEANDGARDEN.CO.UK
We are drawing from the warm tones of wood, burnished brass and the natural textiles of wool and linen. Classic and timeless furniture shapes will live harmoniously with modern pieces. A palette of soft neutrals and moody winter shades will provide a backdrop for a variety of festive plant material from The Flower Factory. This room will offer many excellent perches from which to appreciate the art of Gabryel Harrison as it punctuates the dynamic exuberance of nature and the critical role it plays in our well-being. We invite you to take part in what is fundamental to all of us during the holidays and everyday and that is coming together to truly, and joyously, be with each other.
Kanakla Room decorated by:
Peter Wilds, Peter Wilds Design & Bonnie Wilson, Gild & Co.
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