Äpplen Epler is a multidisciplinary creative studio founded by Emma Hollister Colby.
Publications | Interior Photography
2023
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
2022
Interior Design Market Tabloid FA
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
2021
Interior Design Market Tabloid FA
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
2020
House Beautiful | March 2020
2019
AD Pro | March 2019
2018
AD Pro | December 2019
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
2017
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
Interior Design Market Tabloid FA
2016
DWELL June
InteriorDesign.com October
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
Interior Design Market Tabloid FA
2015
Architectural Digest March
NYC&G March
Luxury Design & Lifestyle October/November
Interior Design Magazine September
Interior Design Magazine December
Interior Design Market Tabloid SP
Interior Design Market Tabloid FA
2014
Metrosource February/March
2013
Hamptons Showhouse Journal June/July
Interior Design Magazine December
Creative Direction | Media
Born Whole music video
Exhibitions | Art & Design
2017
Green Vortex Parade, Benjamin Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY
2013
FINGERSPITZENGEFUHL: 4 Shows (co-curator & exhibitor), reMADE + Rustik, Brooklyn, NY
2011
The Graduate Show, Pratt Studios, Brooklyn, NY
GreenWeek Exhibition, Manhattan, NY 2011, Pratt Galleries, Brooklyn, NY
2008
Spring Group Show, The Himalayan Institute, Buffalo, NY
2007
Holiday Group Show, ArtSphere Gallery, Buffalo, NY
Solo Show, Reading Room Gallery at The Nichols School, Buffalo, NY
2006
National Juried Fall Exhibition, Impact Artists’ Gallery, Buffalo, NY
BFA Thesis Exhibition, Olive Tjaden Gallery, Cornell University
2005
Olive Tjaden Open Studios, Cornell University
National Photo Conference, Hartell Gallery, Cornell University
Pre-Thesis Senior Library Show, Fine Arts Library, Cornell University
Rome Exhibition II, Olive Tjaden Gallery, Cornell University
2004
Rome Exhibition I, Palazzo Lazzaroni, Rome, Italy
Education
Master of Interior Design With Distinction | First In Class, Pratt Institute, 2011
Bachelor of Fine Arts, AA&P Degree Marshall, Cornell University, College of Architecture, Art & Planning, 2006
