THE ANTHONY BARATTA PORTFOLIO

Who is Anthony Baratta? If you are in the Interior Design business, that might be a silly question considering he is a bit of a rockstar in that world. For the rest of you, Anthony Baratta is the "King of East Coast Chic" His design work has graced over 70 major magazine covers worldwide. Anthony Baratta’s collaboration with William Diamond has been celebrated in the Cooper-Hewitt Museum’s National Design Triennial: Inside Design Now. He was named one of the Traditional Homes “20 Design Icons” and awarded Benjamin Moore’s coveted “Hue Award” for lifetime achievement in design. Currently, Anthony Baratta is decorating Drumthwacket, The New Jersey Governors Mansion in Princeton New Jersey. In 2019 Anthony designed his first fashion collection for the venerable Italian company, Weekend Max Mara. It has been critically acclaimed and has been featured in publications worldwide. Anthony has become the very first “Designer in Residence” at Colonial Williamsburg, America’s great living museum in Virginia. where he currently lives part-time.
It was a great privilege to be able to work and collaborate with someone so talented and prominent in his field. I started contracting with Anthony Baratta in 2017 first as his photographer. He had a large inventory of unique one-of-a-kind custom designed pieces and antiques that he was preparing for E-Commerce, then again in 2018 and 2019 as his Marketing Consultant.
The scope of my work with Anthony Baratta includes:
Below are examples of some of the creative work and campaigns that I conceived, produced, and executed for Anthony Baratta.
More work from this portfolio available upon request.
Website:
www.anthonybaratta.com
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