The Art of Fine Fitted Furniture by O’Brien Harris

O’Brien Harris was formed as a collaboration of renowned designers Laura O’Brien and Peter Harris. Peter began his interior design career with a specialty cabinet maker in his native London. His work brought him to Manhattan, and there he spent the next two decades working with the world’s leading cabinet sellers. During this time, Chicago-based designer Laura O’Brien gained recognition as an interior designer and launched flagship showrooms in Chicago’s Merchandise Mart and The Boston Design Center. Both designers had portfolios full of hundreds of cabinetry installations around the world, and both had a vision of a company that could achieve even more. It was thus that, in 2009, Laura and Peter opened O’Brien Harris in Chicago.

Since its formation, O’Brien Harris has been recognized for creating classic rooms rendered with a contemporary eye. Handmade, bespoke cabinets that culminate in pure lines and precise proportion. The company is a unique collective of designers and craftspeople who work together to build the pride and heritage of a shared name and tradition.

O’Brien Harris also values environmental ethics.

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