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How do you create active ground planes? More porous buildings that offer something for everyone beyond the typical 9-5 and where public and private spaces are blurred? We think it’s time to revisit / reinvent / recreate the idea of what an office building can and should be.
Making jewelry accessible to everyone was the goal for this store design. To address changing demographics and the way people shop, Ben Bridge sought a better way to connect with its customers and re-imagine the jewelry shopping experience. Breaking down the physical and psychological barriers that prevent potential customers from entering, the design adopts a casual and approachable aesthetic that enables customers to wander into the store on their own terms. The design, a prototype being rolled out to other locations, merges ideas of retail with hospitality to create an environment rich in experience and a place where everyone feels welcome. _____________________ 📸: @hannah.rankin
Check out these beautiful, custom vitrines! Here’s a little peek from one of our latest completed projects. Stay tuned next week for more!
WEAVE: form (fabric or fabric item) by interlacing long threads passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them. Thanks, @mohawkgroup for the fun little weaving lesson!
Enjoying an in-house design drawing session 👌
Fun sketch part 1
Fun sketch part 2
Fun sketch part 3
Here’s a little sneak peak from our latest photoshoot! 📷
Excited that the SkB designed @lamarzoccocafe in Seattle was recently published in a global coffeehouse design book!
Happy Holidays from the SkB crew!
We had a fun time at Georgetown Metal Works seeing the workspace and getting some hands-on experience!

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