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Solis Studio

Interior design workplace concept

Sunlit interior design studio with a shared table, upholstered stools and a wall of material samples.
The shared material table and informal studio spaceInterior render

A working material palette

I designed Solis Studio around the different rhythms of a working day: concentrated work, collaboration and time to step away from a desk. Open workstations sit alongside enclosed meeting rooms and a material library, with walnut, textured surfaces and warm metal finishes carrying a consistent language through the space.

Design · Madison Falcke
The complete studio material paletteMaterial study

Arrival and identity

The sunburst identity is carried onto the reception wall, with a stone desk and walnut slats introducing the materials used throughout the studio.

Solis Studio reception concept render with a stone desk, walnut slats and the studio identity on the wall.
Reception and the Solis Studio identityConcept render

Working together, working quietly

Shared workstations keep the studio connected, while glazed meeting rooms provide a more enclosed setting without closing off views through the office.

Solis Studio concept render showing a glazed meeting room beside open workstations.
The glazed meeting room beside the open studioConcept render
Solis Studio concept render of a shared desk with monitors, storage and views through to the meeting room.
Shared workstations, storage and sightlinesConcept render

Rooms for conversation

The boardroom provides a generous shared table for discussion and presentations. In the director’s office, a curved desk and visitor seating give meetings a more informal setting.

Solis Studio boardroom concept render with a long meeting table, upholstered chairs and a branded presentation wall.
The boardroom and presentation wallConcept render
Solis Studio director’s office concept render with a curved desk, visitor seating and material shelving.
The director’s office and visitor seatingConcept render

The studio, on paper

The branding study develops the name, sunburst mark, type and earthy palette into a stationery concept. It sits alongside the interior as part of the same studio identity.

Identity, typography, colour and stationery studyBranding concept

From plan to section

The floor plan locates the reception, material library, workstations and enclosed rooms. The section and elevations show how those areas are expressed through joinery, glazing and room proportions.

The arrangement of the workplaceFloor plan
The material library, meeting rooms and director’s officeSection & elevations
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