Public

We use design as a tool to shape public spaces that feel personal, purposeful, and deeply human.
Our approach isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s a way of thinking that’s rooted in values, context, and empathy, and expressed through interiors that layer those complexities for the senses as well as commerce.

From restaurants and lounges to offices retail, hotels, and wellness, every project reflects how communities live, work, and play.

This is design as a tool—a framework for life.

Interior of a modern bar with a long marble-top counter, bar stools, potted plants, wooden ceiling beams, and shelves filled with liquor bottles, television screens showing a basketball game, and warm ambient lighting.

ILA’S

A restaurant that captures the complexities of an immigrant story—and what it means to feel like home.

A cozy dining area with two tables set for breakfast, surrounded by green-upholstered chairs and a long built-in bench, with lush plants and arched openings in the background.

SCOUT

A contemporary translation of farm-to-table life just outside of Chicago.

Stylish living room with beige sofas, colorful chairs, wooden floor, wall art, and large window with curtains.

ALMA

A multi-family concept that reimagines the spirit of community through public and private living.

A food stand with a sign reading 'Italian Street Food', shelves with bottled condiments and small food containers, and a counter with a display case and coffee menu.

FRIENZE

A quick serve concept in Chicago’s French Market.

Modern coffee shop interior with white ceiling, hanging round pendant lights, marble counter, wooden shelves, and black-and-white tiled floor.

L’AVION

A fast casual dining concept that brings together global classics that keep pace with the New York rhythm.