Consolidating our studio into a single collaborative floor was key in our hunt for new real estate. But our experience with COVID-19 taught us that togetherness can take many forms, and so can collaboration. The resulting design is one that serves and unites us in a way that our former four-story space could not—taking ever-changing technologies, personal preferences, and a wide range of working styles into account for the ultimate agile workspace.

Art is core to our work and culture, and we celebrate it with a design that puts our long-standing commitment to the creative community front and center. The result is a space that nods to NoMa’s robust public art program while accommodating our eclectic personal collection and annual Art Night event. A custom mural provides a vibrant first impression and a distinct color palette for furniture, fabrics, and patterns used throughout. A museum-quality hanging and lighting system transforms wall space into gallery space without damaging walls. A blend of natural and industrial materials provides a neutral canvas for artwork and project work on display.

Exterior signage incorporates black metal framing to tie into the building’s industrial elements, while white acrylic letters push through as a nod to the future. Street presence is strengthened by the addition of color-changing LEDs that highlight the building’s architectural features while adding a fun new vibe to our signature events.