Lin Tyrpien works at the intersection of art, culture, and experience. She founded Lyle Gallery, an independent studio producing exhibitions, media, and editorial projects. Based in New York City.
Founded and built an independent gallery producing exhibitions and cultural projects across art, design, and media. Curatorial vision, spatial design, production, installation, photography, film, and press. Recognized by The New York Times, Wallpaper*, Dezeen, and Hyperallergic.
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IDEO New York
Built a production design function from the ground up as the studio's first dedicated maker. Brought ideas into physical form so teams and clients could experience them, test them, and make decisions around them. Led the design and production of a global brand presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Loftie
Joined as the first full-time hire and helped build the brand from the ground up, defining visual identity, creative direction, packaging, product presentation, and experiential moments as the company scaled from crowdfunding to national retail.
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Designed and built exhibition environments tied to live auctions, working within days to transform galleries during major sales moments at Rockefeller Center. Navigated the space between global brand standards, curatorial needs, and commercial stakes.
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Ralph Lauren
Translated seasonal creative direction into immersive physical environments, showrooms, windows, and large-scale brand moments, that served as the global blueprint for how collections appeared worldwide. Contributed to major experiences including the Polo in the Park fashion show in Central Park and the Denim and Supply presents Avicii concert at Roseland Ballroom.
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Documentary films exploring how creative communities form, collaborate, and sustain themselves. The first entries in an ongoing series produced through Lyle Gallery.
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A 1920s Catskills farmhouse transformed from the studs up. Architecture, interiors, sourcing, and a full brand identity. A ground-up creative direction project spanning the built environment and brand.
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Loftie
Worked across the full arc of product development, from early concepts through manufacturing, packaging, and launch. Contributed to products recognized by TIME Best Inventions, The New York Times Wirecutter four years running, and carried by the MoMA Design Store.
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