The Arts Building

Working in conjunction with Eos Interiors on the complete refurbishment of One Temple Row in Birmingham we created a beautiful new reception space and business lounge, a plug and play office suite and Birmingham's largest roof terrace. 

Burnt orange tones, textural timbers, copper features and industrial elements.

The Place, Maidenhead is a perfect example of not needing to break the bank to completely change the look and feel of a space. 

With a conservative refurbishment budget of the reception area, working in conjunction with Eos Interiors, we vinyl wrapped the existing reception desk, painted the timber panelling in a moody steel blue tone and added features such as the statement lights and Baux acoustic panels to completely transform the space. 

The office suite was designed as a "ready-to-go" option to entice new tenants,. Fully furnished with a meeting room, teapoint and breakout spaces the fresh and modern feel will appeal to a broad spectrum of clients.

One Snow Hill required a CAT A fitout that would give a dramatic backdrop for any tenant to be able to add their own final touches and create a "wow" interior scheme. Working in conjunction with Eos Interiors we exposed and sprayed out the existing slab ceiling and dropped in sleek, minimal rafts and feature felt fin areas with graphic LED lighting.

With a prestigious location in Birmingham, the client brief was for a boutique hotel feel reception space that would compete with the many new build offices in the area.

Using feature back-drops to the desk areas, statement lighting, and a rich and luxurious material palette that was continued into the office spaces to the floors above

 Lyndon House required a classic and contemporary reception scheme that ran through all communal areas, with a bright floor containing a gym and shower rooms. 

Aspects of the design ran throughout, such as the copper elements and walnut panelling. 

UPS were looking for a low budget spend refurbishment that incorporated brand colours and was a classic, timeless design.With the corporate colours being yellow and brown, these were used sparingly in splashes within floor tiles, upholstery fabric and timber fin dividing screens. 

 Headlam Group were extending their head office and required a stand-out design scheme to match their prestigious name