To cement our place in Sheffield’s ex industrial/new creative era we’ve a landmark building to show you.  We’ve been working on this project for over 12 months, and it’s been quite a journey.  Why have we done it?  To provide a base for our design office, and to create a space for people with creative ideas or discussion to use as a place of inspiration.  We’ve already held a number of business design meetings and we’ve many more booked in the calendar. As part of our design service we offer clients a free injection of creative thinking to any meeting you want to hold in The Chimney House.  Oh, and yes the chimney is 93ft high – does it make sense now?

Photography courtesy of Jim Ellam

See The Chimney House overview for more information.

Having already worked on two stores with G-Star, we were asked to produce their new store in Sheffield’s city centre. Our role was to work closely with G-Star’s in house architecture team to ensure that all design elements were carried out as intended. By pulling together our multi skilled team of contractors we were able to provide G-Star with a complete and well-crafted store including a 200 sqm polished concrete floor with 4 metre oak finished changing rooms.

See the G-Star project overview for more information.

Bringing a little bit of Knightsbridge to the Peak District National Park was our goal. Reflecting our clients sophisticated personality was key. We designed and made bespoke cabinetry with high end ‘Gucci’ style display cases and incorporated light solutions which gave dual purpose of illuminating the store as well as providing alternative signage. Using reflective surfaces which concealed crafty storage solutions but which gave the product enough simplicity for the frames to up-sell themselves was one of the techniques we used to maximise space. Design, product source and project management… all covered.

See The Eye Place project overview for more information.