Bodron+Fruit, Inc.

Bodron+Fruit, Inc.

Interior designer Mil Bodron joined architect Svend Fruit to form Bodron+Fruit in 1998. Since then, Fruit’s understated, minimalist structures, fixed in natural contexts, have combined with Bodron’s elegantly placed, perfectly scaled interior compositions in new and reconstructed homes nationwide.
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Bodron+Fruit takes a holistic approach to designing spaces, from structure to interiors to the furniture housed within. Their work embraces the understated ethos of Modernism with a few tactical points of drama.

Williamsburg Breezeway

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Pool Cabana

Cabana house and landscape, incorporating simple, linear, poured-in-place concrete roof and columns.

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Philip Johnson House / Living Room

Restored Philip Johnson living room, featuring vintage modern furnishings, soapstone fireplace, matte cream lacquered walls and neutral cashmere rug.

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Fort Worth

New home cut into limestone slope overlooking downtown. Copper roof and mahogany windows with banded mullions capture the northern light.

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Turtle Creek High-Rise / Living Room

High-rise living room featuring classical French and current modern furniture balanced in place.

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Williamsburg Dining Room

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Interior designer Mil Bodron joined architect Svend Fruit to form Bodron+Fruit in 1998. Since then, Fruit’s understated, minimalist structures, fixed in natural contexts, have combined with Bodron’s elegantly placed, perfectly scaled interior compositions in new and reconstructed homes nationwide.