Experience
Design.

Your brand as a place people walk into. Stores, windows, pop-ups and stands, designed from the same idea as the identity.

What’s included

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A space is the one place your customer stands inside the brand. It should be designed by the people who know what the brand is for.

Retail and store design

Layout, fixtures, materials and lighting planned around how people move through a shop and what you need them to find.
Store identity

The identity carried into the space: signage, wayfinding, graphics and the details in between, so the store could only be yours.
Brand environments

Offices, showrooms and experience centres that explain the company without a guide.
Visual merchandising

How product is grouped, lit and priced on the floor, with rules a store team can follow every week.
Windows and installations

Window schemes and set pieces that stop people on the street, designed to change with the season.
Pop-ups and events

Temporary spaces that go up fast, feel permanent and come down cleanly.
Trade show stands

Stands that read from across a hall, and work for the conversations you need to have on them.
3D visualisation

Every space modelled and rendered before the build, so you approve what you will actually get.

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You get a written scope, a fixed price and a start date before anyone begins.

Survey

The site, the customer and the brand. What the space has to do, and what it has to sell.
Concept

Layout and look, shown in 3D from the customer’s eye level.
Detail

Drawings, materials and graphics, specified for the people who will build it.
Build

We work alongside your contractor and check the result against the design before opening.

Answered questions.

1 Do you build the store, or only design it?

We design it and give your contractor drawings they can build from. We stay involved through the build to check it against the design.

2 Can one store design roll out to many?

Yes. We design a kit of parts: fixtures, graphics and rules that adapt to different sizes, so the tenth store matches the first.

3 Will we see the space before it is built?

Yes. Everything is modelled in 3D and shown from eye level, so there are no surprises on site.