ERIC COHLER established his own firm in 1991. Since then, House Beautiful has described Cohler as one of the 14 "best of the best" in the "next wave of designers in America," and in June 2010, he was named to Elle Decor's A-List of 30 top U.S. designers working today. He is featured regularly in Veranda, Traditional Home, New York Spaces, and also writes regularly for American Art Collector. Cohler holds an MA in Historic Preservation from Columbia University's School of Architecture and a Certificate from Harvard's Graduate School of Design. In late 2010, he was named an Ambassador of Creativity and Spirituality to the G20 summit in Seoul, South Korea. In recent years, Cohler has expanded to include product design, such as furniture, rugs, lighting, and fabric-in fact, his Lee Jofa "Tyler Crewel" fabric was selected by the President and Mrs. Obama for the White House family dining room.
"Within a few pages of reading Cohler on Design, it's evident that creative expression is more than a passion for Eric Cohler—it infuses everything he does.... His entire process is broken down in accessible terms that take away the stress of designing an effortlessly elegant home." —Veranda "Eric Cohler takes readers inside his design process, encouraging them to find their own inspirations and indulge in what they love. Filled with the stylish homes he’s created for his clients, his book is a functional—and entertaining—guide to decorating." —Architectural Digest "Designer Eric Cohler seamlessly mixes the traditional and the up to date; in his interiors, Old Master-style paintings meet sleek contemporary sculpture and furnishings. His first book, Cohler on Design, features images of the decorator's personal inspirations, from Edith Wharton's country home to Bauhaus buildings, as well as 160 photographs of his projects." —Elle Decor "Known for crafting exquisite interiors boasting fresh, modern style, Eric Cohler is among the nation's most admired designers.... offering expert tips and advice, Cohler on Design encourages readers to 'define what inspires them and...to incorporate that inspiration into their homes.'" —Lonny
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