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Tory Burch and Lauren Santo Domingo are female entrepreneurs whose style influences many. Ms. Santo Domingo, who is a contributing editor for Vogue, cofounded Moda Operandi, an online fashion retailer that lets shoppers "preorder any look straight off the runway months before it hits stores." Forbes has declared fashion designer and philanthropist Tory Burch the 79th most powerful woman in the world. The "queen of bohemian chic" is now a billionaire with a growing global empire. Both women chose architect/designer Daniel Romualdez to create their office spaces. Mr. Romualdez and Ms. Burch have worked together to design her multiple boutiques around the world. All of the spaces featured below are colorful, chic and inviting - as if Ms. Burch and Ms. Santo Domingo are welcoming clients and customers into their homes. Take a peek . . . 

"Fashion impresario Tory Burch in her New York office, which was decorated with the help of AD100 firm Daniel Romualdez Architects." Burch told Architectural Digest that she also works with a feng shui master.
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"A series of mirrors Burch found at a Paris flea market enriches an orange-lacquered wall in a lobby."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"In another reception area, the company logo, emblazoned in brass against a mirrored expanse, hangs above a grouping of furnishings also used at the label’s boutiques."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"Designed for Count Rodolfo Crespi, the 1960s Howard Dilday bookshelf in Burch’s office is from Gerald Bland."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"Burch perches on a cotton-velvet sofa in her office’s sitting area."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"Another constellation of mirrors shines against a brown-lacquered wall in the en suite waiting room, where a shapely sofa is piled with needlepoint pillows that once belonged to Burch’s parents."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"The oval mirror is antique Irish, and the X-base table is brass and rattan."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Samuel Cochran.
Architectural Digest (September 2014).

"As her empire grows globally, Tory Burch designs each shop differently, but all are inspired by her own home. The new Tory Burch boutique in Seoul, Korea, has an upstairs 'apartment' above the selling floor with no shopping at all."
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"Filled with Moroccan rugs, batik-upholstered walls, and suede footstools, the upstairs of the store in Seoul invites you to make yourself right at home."
Tory Burch boutique in Seoul, Korea.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"The East Hampton store in New York looks like the living room you wish you had at a beach house you're still waiting for."
Tory Burch boutique in East Hampton, New York.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"The store in Scottsdale, Arizona. Real marketing genius in fashion nowadays means you can put a name on any product in the world, and people will know what it means."
Tory Burch boutique in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"Though Tory Burch stores all share a design philosophy, each one of them is unique."

Tory Burch boutique in Malibu, California.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"The London flagship, opening at 149 New Bond Street this month, is the 46th Tory Burch boutique."
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"Tory Burch stores are site-specific and regionally conceived."
Tory Burch boutique in Hawaii.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"The stores' job, as seen in Hawaii, is to showcase clothing, but strong interior design is just as much of the experience as the clothes."
Tory Burch boutique in Hawaii.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"Interior of the store in Seoul. While she's busy expanding her business, Ms. Burch's personal interest in interior design shows no sign of abating."
Tory Burch boutique in Seoul, Korea.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"The store in Seoul. Tory Burch's brand is widely known for colorful caftans and logoed accessories."
Tory Burch boutique in Seoul, Korea.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"If you let your eye wander from the merchandise to its environment, you'll begin to realize how largely interior design figures into Tory Burch's vision."
Tory Burch boutique in Orlando, Florida.
Architect/designer: Daniel Romualdez.
Photo credit: Tory Burch.
Wall Street Journal (December 11, 2010).

"Moda Operandi cofounder Lauren Santo Domingo in her New York office."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Hair and makeup by Margret Avery for MAC Cosmetics.
Text by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"The firm’s name in neon behind the front desk."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"Vintage seating, John Robshaw pillows, and a Moroccan-style rug by Pottery Barn set a jaunty tone in the reception area."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"The company’s signature packaging."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
"Dressing the Part"
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"Trompe l’oeil paneling and tassel tiebacks in the private fitting-room suite are a nod to 17th-century French salons."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
"Dressing the Part"
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"Classic prints from the Condé Nast Archive ring the conference room; the chairs are by RH."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
"Dressing the Part"
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"In Santo Domingo’s office, mirrored letters play on her psychedelic monogram."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 

"With its Jonathan Adler shearling-covered chair and John Robshaw pillows, the conference room’s lounge feels invitingly residential."
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Joshua McHugh.
Text by David Colman.
Architectural Digest (September 2013). 


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