Service 02 — Commercial
Commercial Interior Design
Hotels, boutiques, restaurants, and offices with a sense of arrival. Spaces that carry a brand without shouting it — and that hold up to real daily use.
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What's included
Concept & brand fit
We translate how a business wants to be felt into a material and spatial language.
Technical design
Layouts, lighting, acoustics, and FF&E specified to commercial code and budget.
Rollout & install
On-site direction through build and install, so the finished space matches the drawings.
Design that earns its keep
A commercial space has a job: bring people in, keep them comfortable, and make staff's work easier. We design to that, not just to a photograph. A restaurant that looks stunning but seats twelve fewer covers than it should is a failure, however good the render was. So we start from how the business runs — covers, footfall, service lines, sightlines — and let the look follow the working plan.
Hotels, restaurants, boutiques, offices
Hospitality and retail carry the brand the moment someone walks in, so we design the arrival as carefully as the back-of-house. Offices are about how people actually work now — focus rooms, quiet zones, a kitchen people want to linger in. Across all of them we specify to commercial code, coordinate with the consultants who stamp the drawings, and flag the constraints early, when they're still cheap to design around.
Budget and program, from day one
On commercial work the budget is a design input, not a surprise at the end. We make it a constraint from the first sketch and spend it where guests and staff feel it — the bar, the lighting, the chair you sit in for two hours — rather than on things nobody notices. We work to your operator's program and opening date, and we're on site through fit-out so the finished room matches the drawings.
Questions, answered
Do you handle hospitality fit-outs end to end?
Yes — from concept and space planning through specification, procurement, and on-site direction. We work with your operator, contractor, and consultants throughout.
Can a design respect a tight operating budget?
It has to. We make the budget a design constraint from day one and spend it where guests and staff actually feel it, rather than on things nobody notices.
Will the space meet code and accessibility rules?
Commercial work is designed to local building code and accessibility standards, coordinated with the consultants who stamp the drawings. We flag constraints early, not late.
Opening or refreshing a space?
Tell us about the business and the room it lives in. We reply to every enquiry within two working days.
Selected projects
We take this work on across both of our home cities — interior design in Toronto and interior design in Los Angeles.