Ronald Bricke

Ronald Bricke is a New York-based interior designer known for both traditional and contemporary work. A Parsons School of Design graduate and winner of the Duke Pini di San Miniato scholarship, he later worked with designer Angelo Donghia, which shaped his contemporary, color-driven aesthetic. His projects include the Elsie de Wolfe townhouse in Manhattan and residences in the Hamptons, Paris and Japan. He is an Honorary Member of ASID and has served on the boards of the Isabel O'Neil Foundation and Parsons School of Design. His firm, Ronald Bricke & Associates, Inc., is based at 333 E. 69th St., New York, NY.