about

An establish interior designer with a style that is fresh, warm, luxurious and contemporary with an arty twist providing laid back glamour with bespoke artwork and furnishing. Known for creating easy-to-live with modern schemes through his lively, playful and sensual approach, Nik A Ramli believes that with a little careful planning, design classics and budget can be combined to dazzling effect. In all Nik’s work there is a focus on statement styling. This styling makes use of colours, collectables, plants as well as an awareness of good lighting that defines a space and creates different moods. Nik can and will tailor a project to work with the largest and smallest of budgets. The popularity and appeal of his work with the public at large was clearly demonstrated in the ‘Future Deluxe’, which he designed for the ‘Concept for Living’ Home and Garden show. Nik’s design with bold green, cream and brown colours was voted runner up by a huge margin by the public, as well as the judges. One of Nik’s design projects, ‘Transportation Design’ was shortlisted and interviewed by the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce (The RSA) in London.

Nik’s expertise can be read in ‘Laid Back Glamour’ his monthly interior design column published in the USA by ID-DIGEST, available worldwide through the internet. He is a contributor to national and international magazines, newspapers, radios and promotional films on subjects related to interior design. ‘Blue Print’ magazine was Nik’s first magazine feature. In his career Nik has been interviewed alongside some of the UK’s most popular BBC and Channel 4 TV presenters. Nik has broadcasted live on a number of radio stations from the Ideal Home Show in London, discussing how to ‘improve not move' and how to enjoy an eco-friendly lifestyle at home. He has broadcast live with Radio 24 in Malaysia with regards to interior design. His design tips and projects had been featured on the popular daily Malaysian TV programmes ‘The Breakfast Show’ on NTV7 and TV3’s ‘MHI’ translated as ‘Malaysia Today’. Nik once designed the BBC radio DJ Chris Moyles' home storage solutions and was the conceptual designer for Indian actor Sri Chiranjeevi for his bungalow project in Hyderabad, India. Nik’s good commercial sense, product knowledge and savvy public relations abilities have enable him to become a successful interior designer in his own right.