an interior and object design studio working across residential spaces, hospitality, furniture and lighting
Meadow is the design practice of Anton Anger, based in the Hudson Valley, New York, working across hospitality and residential interiors, furniture, lighting, and decorative objects. Founded in 2020, the practice begins each project with its context, developing rich, layered spaces with a tactile, memorable underlying narrative. Central to this approach is a passion for how spaces are lived in over time, allowing guests and residents to form meaningful connections through use, familiarity, and personal experience.
Anton studied industrial design at Arizona State University and currently is the Creative Director at Post Company in New York City. He has previously held roles as Director of Product Design and Development for RW Guild and their interior design studio Roman and Williams. This background brings an attention to material, scale, and the way people interact with objects to the design of interiors.
Anton studied industrial design at Arizona State University and currently is the Creative Director at Post Company in New York City. He has previously held roles as Director of Product Design and Development for RW Guild and their interior design studio Roman and Williams. This background brings an attention to material, scale, and the way people interact with objects to the design of interiors.
A small café built amidst a working bakery, the mezzanine provides a voyeuristic view over the coming and goings of the bakers and cooks below while surrounded by comfortable paneling and furniture.
A restaurant and bakery built in an old boat repair shop at the edge of Franklin Tennessee.
The flagship location for 3sixteen at The Row in Downtown Los Angeles. The space is continued evolution of the brands philosophy as applied to space.
A small bar interior defined by dark timber, low light, and layered thresholds. The project explores intimacy, material continuity, and the choreography of gathering.
A small bar interior defined by dark timber, low light, and layered thresholds. The project explores intimacy, material continuity, and the choreography of gathering.
A home and interior designed and built in the countryside.
3sixteen’s showroom in Nolita takes a pieces of the brand’s home city and translates these elements into design that warrants touch and engagement.