Kyle Lucas Tu Le

Kyle Le is an award-winning residential interior designer based in the San Francisco Bay Area, specialized in contemporary style with a skillful adoption of Asian culture and arts. His outstanding designs surpass customer expectations and have won him an exceptional award from NKBA for 30 under 30 young professionals in the kitchen and bath industries.

Spending his early childhood in Go Cong – a small town next to the historic Mekong River best known for its stunning ancient architecture and rich history – Kyle has enveloped an immersive appreciation of natural light, wooden architectures, and the French Romanesque colonial legacy structures with a subtle touch of Vietnamese motifs. The complimentary Eastern and Western values and cultural perspectives have influenced Kyle's temperament and practice.

After graduating University of California Davis with a Bachelor of Arts in 2011, Kyle began to work for Timeline Design + Build, learning the practices of the trades, construction methods, as well as developing his expertise in architecture, decorative art, and design. He prefers to work with the clients directly to create beautiful interior designs. His design and construction experience helps Kyle to flawlessly execute his strategy and bring to life the visions of his clients.

After a decade working as a residential designer at Timeline Design + Build, Kyle begin to further improving his skills at BAMO, a prestigious interior design firm that specialize in both luxury residential and hospitality design.

Kyle's design style represents a great deal of his upbringing and career experience. He insists that each home should be exclusive to each client and that it should honor the client's taste and style without compromising the family's functionality while maintaining his flare touch.

Kyle enjoys visiting all the beautiful architectures and landmarks he once read in his textbooks. Not only does he want to learn about different cultures, but he also wants to integrate a diverse culture of coexistence into his works.