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Name
Edin Rudic
Firm
MKDA
Job Title
Executive Creative Director

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Edin Rudic is a visionary global leader in interior design, known for his innovative approach to workplace, retail and hospitality environments. With over two decades of experience, he blends timeless design principles with bold, creative strategies to craft spaces that captivate and inspire. As Executive Creative Director, Edin has been instrumental in shaping the firm’s creative direction, leading award-winning projects that have solidified MKDA’s reputation as a premier national design firm and an annual Interior Design magazine Top 100 Interior Design Giant. Guided by his “couture” design philosophy, Edin delivers bespoke spaces that reflect each client’s unique vision. His portfolio features iconic clients such as Fanatics, BarkBox, VitaCoco, Kind, Cambridge University Press, Snapchat, and SeatGeek. For each, he skillfully blends strategic insight with distinctive character and playful whimsy to create spaces that are both highly functional and uniquely memorable. Additionally, he has played a key role in repositioning some of New York City’s most prestigious office properties, collaborating with leading property owners including Vornado Realty Trust, Boston Properties, Equity Office, Normandy Real Estate Partners, and Silverstein Properties. A storyteller at heart, Edin reimagines how people interact with their environments by blending creativity and functionality to create visual narratives and transformative spaces. His holistic approach leverages a deep understanding of cultural and market dynamics—including geopolitical forces, generational diversity, and emerging trends—to enhance client engagement and strengthen brand identity. By grounding each project in fundamental human needs, he consistently sets benchmarks for innovation and design excellence. Edin’s transformative designs have been featured across leading industry platforms and media such as Interior Design, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. Beyond design, Edin serves on the board of MyBalkans, promoting Balkan cultural heritage—further reflecting his belief in the power of creativity to shape both environments and experiences.