PRESS
DAWN SCOTT STAFFORD
REMAIN & REMIND
Writing, research, interiors, and objects examine the relational conditions through which we understand space.
THE POSITION
IN CONVERSATION
IN CONVERSATION
Dawn Scott Stafford is an interior designer, author of Design Disrupted, founder of Remain & Remind, and creator of Body of Design, a framework examining interior spatial hierarchy through relational proportion, perception, and embodied organization.
Her work moves between interiors, furniture, writing, and design theory, asking how form acquires hierarchy, how the body perceives spatial relationships, and how absence can carry as much structural consequence as presence.
IN CONVERSATION
IN CONVERSATION
IN CONVERSATION
Interior spatial hierarchy
The body as a relational model for space
Embodied perception and interior experience
Proportion beyond measurement
Furniture as spatial structure
Material, interval, void, and displacement
The relationship between fashion, body, and interior
Interior design as an independent theoretical discipline
SELECTED PRESS
IN CONVERSATION
SELECTED PRESS
MY HOME
Editorial Feature
Interior Design Expert Commentary
Interior Design Expert Commentary
GOOD MORNING WASHINGTON ABC7
Design like a star for the holidays
GREAT DAY WASHINGTON/ WUSA9
Holiday Interior Design Segment
LET'S TALK LIVE ABC7
Thanksgiving Decor with Dawn Stafford
WORKS
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BODY OF DESIGN
The body is not used as an image
of the room. It is considered a
relational structure through which
spatial hierarchy may be read.
Body of Design examines how interior elements assume different levels of perceptual importance within a composition and how those
relationships contribute to coherence, balance, and spatial understanding.
CURRENT
Remain & Remind × ORFEO STUDIO
Furniture / Four-hands collaboration
United States + Italy
A collectible furniture collaboration examining material planes, displacement, interval, void, and the relationship between what is physically present and what is perceptually withheld.
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