When we work with our clients to help create what's best for them, it starts with a discussion about their team - how their employees use and interact with the space, and how we can bring to life an intentional, people-first space that's designed to perfectly fit their needs!

Tucked into the rolling landscape of Morgantown, WV, you'll find an inspiring, colorful new space that's perfectly befitting of its occupant: NovelKeys, a company that specializes in creating custom mechanical keyboards, deskpads, and keyboard accessories in gorgeous colors and designs.

The Stonewall Columbus Community Center strives to be a safe, welcoming, and affirming place for the diverse LGBTQ+ community in Central Ohio and those who visit the region. Opened in 2019, the expansive new Short North home of Stonewall Columbus served as the perfect opportunity for our team to build upon Stonewall's brand and help the space tell their story, ensuring that everyone who enters the space feels welcomed, accepted, and at home. We’ve been a proud partner of Stonewall Columbus for years, and we were extremely thrilled to breathe life into their incredible space through custom branding work.

Recently, we held a design challenge at The Ohio State University for students to customize their own Framery pod - a challenge that saw so much creativity and talent, we couldn't pick just one winner!

By now, you've heard a lot about the future of work, and you're probably thinking about making some changes to your space. Your teams might not be in the office all the time, and you need a space that's more flexible - that can change more easily and adapt over time - and you may need more areas for collaborative group work, not just isolated desks.

So... what do you do? Where do you start? How do you know the changes you're making are actually best for your team?

So... just how does branding help a space? How can it transform it into something special, something that tells your story and takes your space to the next level?

Educational buildings are more than learning spaces. They are a space in which to spark imagination, inquiry, and creativity. That’s why the physical space can play such a critical role in learning and development by encouraging curiosity. In fact, many academics and researchers say supporting more questioning by young minds is more imperative than ever.

The way your office looks and feels sends a powerful message. It’s your billboard in Times Square. It’s your Super Bowl commercial, and it broadcasts your story to everyone who walks through your door, especially your employees.

A great interior space considers both physical and human elements. A great interior design professional uses their creative eye to evoke physical emotions and harmonize elements within a space. These three trends are becoming more prevalent than ever, even if they may not be new!

If these walls could talk, what would they say? The process of taking existing structures and turning them into modern facilities is the hottest trend in development right now. It's called adaptive reuse and it's changing the way we create meaningful spaces. Over the past ten years in the US alone, there's been more than 40,000 adaptive reuse projects.