MAREDI Design

MAREDI Design is a French and Serbian husband-wife design duo.

Splitting their time between Europe and the US allows Marc and Dijana the space and opportunity to present the crossover of cultural influences within their projects.

MAREDI Design focuses on translating their European backgrounds and experiences into the international design market, from the Midwest, to France, to the Balkans, in the most authentic way. This design studio sees no geographical limitations to their projects and goes wherever their clients need them to be.

Harnessing their European sensibility in their work, every piece and each material is carefully selected with intention, prioritizing sustainable design and healthy options. Their multicultural nature offers a unique vision that balances functionality, versatility and practicality, which results in timeless interiors. This rooted approach allows their design to emancipate itself from trends and lean into evolutionary habits.

The ethos of MAREDI Design is that designing a space is like telling a story, which means that their designs are inspired by a client’s story, history, culture and legacy.

Matching their ambition of storytelling, this design duo’s approach to regenerative design is aimed at inspiring a healthier way of living and channeling a sustainable impact on people’s lives and lifestyles.

With a distinctive methodology, MAREDI Design believes in the collaborative design journey and creating a unique experience filled with discovery, learning and growth for each individual.

Focus on regenerative and sustainable design

MAREDI Design has an approach that is rooted in regenerative and sustainable design with an emphasis on healthy materials. The products and materials they select for their clients are carefully curated to ensure quality and beauty without compromising on the environmental impacts that these materials have on the health of the home and those who live there. 

They hold several environmental accreditations including: Living Future Accreditation (LFA) via the International Living Future Institute, Healthy Materials Advocate Certification via Parsons and The New School, and soon to be WELL AP Certified.

Read their Manifesto for more insight into their design philosophy and approach.