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Alfredo Paredes Hudson
521 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534
United States
518.822.7859
Showrooms
Member of the following market(s):
New York City | New York Design Center | The Gallery at 200 LEX
Alfredo Paredes knows how to harness design to tell a story. He creates an entire world in a single project—be it a room, residence, store, restaurant or a hotel—and brings exceptional experiences to life for clients in search of the extraordinary.
Paredes, who’s been described as having “visually perfect pitch,” is an industry veteran who spent 33 years creating environments, experiences, and products at Ralph Lauren, most recently in the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer.
As head of both Global Store Design and Architecture, Paredes was the creative force behind all Ralph Lauren stores and restaurants worldwide. He was responsible for the inception of the famed visuals of the flagship Madison Avenue store windows and the conception and design of the now legendary Polo Bar in Manhattan.
Referring to his decades-long relationship with Mr. Lauren, “I’m a multi-disciplinary creative director taught by the best,” Paredes notes. His wide range of expertise and skill had him at the helm of the Ralph Lauren Home Design Studio, which will serve his own studio well as it expands its furniture line to rugs and home accessories. Alfredo also created once-in-a-lifetime spectacular events such as Lauren’s 50th-anniversary fashion show and party in Central Park.
Prior to his three-decade career at Ralph Lauren, Paredes worked in visuals for Laura Ashley and Britches of Georgetown. He’s a graduate of the Art Institute in Atlanta.
“Good design has the power to transport you to other places and other states of mind,” says Paredes. Those are just the sorts of creative enterprises in which Alfredo Paredes Studio specializes—the fashioning of spaces, home furnishings, and unique events designed to accelerate the pulse of clients with even the biggest dreams. Our mission is to create extraordinary environments and unforgettable, truly memorable experiences. “We’re detail-oriented,” Paredes says, “and we obsess over everything.”
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