Christopher Ciccone’s background runs the gamut from one-man art exhibitions, to directing and design of major concert tours, music videos, and film, to commercial, residential interior and furniture design. Christopher brings all of these eclectic and critically acclaimed experiences to Art, Photography, Film, Writing, Design and Fashion.
Ciccone has done commercial interior design for many restaurants located in New York City, Miami and Los Angeles. He recently designed a luxury beach front condominium development on Miami Beach and the corporate boxes for the O2 arena in London.
His furniture design for Bernhardt Furniture was chosen to be used in the New York City office of President Bill Clinton.
Originally from Detroit, , his work has graced the covers of every major design publications throughout the world. His award-winning work for music video and music tour productions for Madonna is unparalleled and his artwork has been shown in New York, LA, Paris and London.
Christopher has also shared his talents with such charitable organizations as AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA), New York’s Living With AIDS Foundation, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
“After years of traveling and doing interior design work in New York, Miami, LA and London, I felt like I needed a more permanent way of life. For me, that meant being closer to family. It also meant that I would be making the move from Los Angeles to Northern Michigan.
This move has allowed me to do all these things in the picturesque town of Petoskey, Michigan. It has also given me the opportunity to work with new clients in Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix, Torch Lake, Wallon and all of northern Michigan in general.
I am building a great client base of both commercial and residential design clients and, of course, spending time with family at Ciccone Vineyards and Winery in Suttons Bay.”
In addition to gaining national attention, his work has been recognized in numerous international publications including , Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, The Evening Standard, the London Sunday Times, Paris Match and Elle Paris, Vanity Fair, New York Times, Metropolitan Home, Miami Herald.