Design philosophies of interior designers vary dramatically, but Ronald Bricke’s has been clear from the start. Using the client’s personal taste, style and needs as his inspiration - be it Art-Deco, Louis XIV, Mid-Century Modern or Contemporary - he has created hundreds of settings that have been hailed as “smashing” and “ingenious” (“New York Times”) and, as “Interior Design” wrote: “This is the stuff of which dreams are made.” In fact, such descriptions as “chic,” “ultra-sophisticated,” and “sleek” reoccur continually throughout hundreds of print and television features celebrating his work. One of the many reasons for such enthusiasm is the direct emotional appeal of the rooms Mr. Bricke has designed; another the occasional flights of fancy and delight.