Yabu Pushelberg creates immersive environments and design considered products. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with a focus on interior design and have since expanded into a multidisciplinary practice that addresses multiple layers of the human experience.

Yabu Pushelberg creates immersive environments and design considered products. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with a focus on interior design and have since expanded into a multidisciplinary practice that addresses multiple layers of the human experience.

Yabu Pushelberg creates immersive environments and design considered products. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with a focus on interior design and have since expanded into a multidisciplinary practice that addresses multiple layers of the human experience.

Yabu Pushelberg creates immersive environments and design considered products. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with a focus on interior design and have since expanded into a multidisciplinary practice that addresses multiple layers of the human experience.

Inspired by contemporary museum design, Yabu Pushelberg designed the corridor as a soothing and discreet exhibition space where guests can cleanse their visual palette from the outside world and begin to submerge into The Pinky Ring.

Footprints of the past live through subtle design details inspired by the fishing village, using bespoke lanterns, local quality materials, and traditional craft techniques.

Yabu Pushelberg creates immersive environments and design considered products. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the studio in 1980 with a focus on interior design and have since expanded into a multidisciplinary practice that addresses multiple layers of the human experience.

Yabu Pushelberg’s references to iconic Parisian style in combination with its celebration of LVMH’s heritage defines the future of luxury retail as an embodied experience, rather than an exclusively virtual one.

Designed as an ode to the art of performance, Yabu Pushelberg crafted archetypes of a theatre production's cast and crew to personify spaces within the hotel. Through layers of sky-high and subterranean programming, The Londoner echoes Leicester …

Yabu Pushelberg designed the North American debut of the playful European brand, Moxy, in the heart of Times Square. Designed to provide travelers the opportunity to experience quality, functional design in the center of Manhattan with affordable rates, Yabu Pushelberg created a dynamic, socially driven environment that values connectivity.