Spaces Jamaica, the furniture and home décor store, led by founder and creative director Janelle Pantry-Coke, hosted the second in the Jamaica Observer #DesignWeekJa Design Dialogue series: ‘The future of Jamaican Architecture and Design’. Leading the conversation were architect at Virtuoso Architect Hugo Matthews, realtor at Valerie Levy & Associates Tanya Sue Brice-Harris, and Proven Properties CEO Aisha Campbell, who shared their expertise while interacting with the intimate audience that convened at the store’s Ardenne Emirates showroom.

The event attracted architects, design enthusiasts and customers. Interior designer Karina Matalon arrived with purchasing manager Simone Phillips, attorney-at-law Debra-Ann Matthews and engineer & building contractor Marsha-Gaye Miles were spotted enjoying the comfort of Spaces Wowza Navy Sleeper Sofastore’s sofas, and Caribbean School of Architecture and Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts textile students were among others who filled the space.

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Photos: Garfield Robinson & Spaces Jamaica

Be Our Guest Cosied up on the Spaces Wowza Navy Sleeper Sofa were (from left) Debra-Ann Matthews, attorney-at-law, and wife of speaker Hugo Matthews; engineer and building contractor Marsha-Gaye Miles; Spaces customer Marsha-Gaye Nelson, and her mum, Shirley James.Spaces Jamaica

Sitting Pretty… … on the Spaces Hogan Cotton 4PC Sectional was TNC Caribbean Regional Advisor Shunelle Nevers.Garfield Robinson

On The Scene Caribbean School of Architecture student Adyson Williams, and her partner, law student Leighton Barrett, were spotted at the Design Week Ja x Spaces event.Garfield Robinson

Cutting A 10 Angelie Spencer Home principal Angelie Martin-Spencer swivelled into the Page 2 frame. Garfield Robinson

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Cheers 2 Spaces Purchasing Manager at Lydford Foods, Simone Phillips (left) and Interior Designer Karina Matalon raised a toast to a fun-filled Friday evening while sitting pretty in the Spaces Round Back Chairs.Garfield Robinson

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