Kelley Perumbeti will present the work of her practice, Office of Tangible Space. With studios in San Francisco and Brooklyn, the firm is recognized for projects that blur the boundaries between interiors, architecture, and objects, using material, form, and atmosphere to create spaces that are at once functional, evocative, and human-centered. In her lecture, Perumbeti will share recent projects and reflect on the ideas that shape the practice’s distinctive approach to design.

Kelley Perumbeti is a designer and co-founder of Office of Tangible Space. She holds Master’s in Interior Design from Parsons, where she focused on community and public space, and her practice spans social spaces, urban interiors, and everyday environments. Perumbeti also co-founded the Bay Area exhibition series Works In Progress and previously co-ran the People in Places seminar series in New York.