Paul Langston on Rhythms of Daily Life
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Paul Langston on Rhythms of Daily Life
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From his background in music and events to his philosophy that "a great space has rhythm," Paul Langston brings a rare sensibility to luxury interior design. In this conversation, he shares his approach to blending architectural precision with emotional storytelling, why he never designs for himself, and how AI is changing client expectations faster than anyone anticipated.
Podcast Highlights:
On his design philosophy: "Design isn’t just about looks, it’s about reflecting the rhythms of daily life from what clients reach for in the morning to where they unwind at the end of the day."
On Designing for clients: "I don’t design for myself. It’s all about understanding the client’s needs and lifestyle, not my own vision."
On working with FCI London: "I’m very particular about the pieces I choose. FCI London understood the importance of selecting the right furniture that aligns with the client's vision."
On Designers Personal Taboos: "The biggest taboo is designing for my own portfolio. Every choice must be for the client, not the designer."
On technology in design: "AI can enhance the process, but it will never replace the human touch. Design is about understanding people, not just using tools."