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Posted: May 5, 2008
MKDA honored by Interior Design magazine
MKDA has been named a 2008 Interior Design Giant by Interior Design magazine. The design firm ranked 96 out of 200 of the top interior design and architecture firms in the world. Last year, it ranked 106 out of 200 in the 2007 Interior Design Giants.
"It's truly an honor being recognized as one of the leading design firms in the world. We are proud to advance our ranking year after year and expect to improve further as we grow our volume of work with Tri-State area businesses and landlords," said MKDA president Michael Kleinberg.
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