Sandstorm sought a modern yet timeless workplace that would foster collaboration among staff while presenting a refined and confident presence to investors. The arrival sequence establishes this tone through marble flooring, rich walnut detailing, and thoughtfully integrated lighting, complemented by classic furnishings and curated artwork.

Located on the 19th floor of Portland’s Pacwest Center, Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt commissioned a comprehensive redesign of the reception area, conference and training rooms, and associated support spaces. The objective was to create an environment that conveys confidence, longevity, and professional gravitas.

Inspired by Dr. Mah’s philosophy of “Enriching lives — one smile at a time,” the design of his new dental practice reflects a sense of calm, clarity, and quiet optimism. A 40-foot ceiling height provided the opportunity to create an open, light-filled environment that enhances patient comfort from arrival through treatment.

Designed as a fully customized family dental practice, this project balances clinical precision with warmth and visual vitality. Our scope encompassed complete interior architecture, lighting design, custom millwork, and finish specification — shaping an environment that feels both modern and uplifting.

For their new 20,000-square-foot headquarters, the client sought an environment that conveyed elegance, credibility, and permanence. Private offices and conference rooms were strategically positioned along the building perimeter, while support functions were consolidated at the core of the floor plate. A glass wall system allows natural light to extend deep into the interior, maintaining visual openness while preserving acoustic privacy. Open workstations, collaborative lounges, a staff bistro and coffee bar, and dedicated wellness amenities create a dynamic workplace that supports interaction, focus, and daily connection.

Located in Portland’s Pearl District, this leasing office and lobby were designed to reflect the building’s contemporary urban character while offering a refined and welcoming experience for residents and prospective tenants. The material palette of stone, rich wood tones, dark metals, and glass establishes a sophisticated yet approachable atmosphere. A sculptural signage installation anchors the entry sequence, reinforcing brand identity while creating visual depth and transparency into the leasing suite.

For Meyer Memorial Trust’s Pearl District headquarters, this tenant improvement reimagines the nonprofit’s offices as a refined and welcoming environment reflective of its longstanding civic presence. The reception was carefully designed to complement a curated collection of artwork, establishing a warm and culturally resonant first impression. Rich, saturated wall tones, natural wood flooring, and custom architectural detailing create depth and permanence throughout the space.

The renovation of Shaughnessy’s private golf and tennis club reimagines the lobby, restaurant, bar, and outdoor dining areas as a cohesive hospitality environment rooted in warmth, craftsmanship, and landscape.

This new construction donut and ice cream shop was conceived as an immersive, retro-futuristic experience inspired by the owner’s extensive collection of vintage sci-fi film posters, props, and memorabilia. The interior celebrates this identity through curated displays integrated into the architecture, transforming the space into a dynamic, story-driven environment.

For Trammell Crow Residential’s mixed-use development in Portland’s Pearl District, the developer offices and leasing environments were designed to reflect the firm’s national reputation for quality and sophistication. The interiors balance urban materiality with contemporary refinement, integrating concrete, marble, rich wood tones, and glass to create a confident yet welcoming presence.

Located in a historic downtown Denver building, the Colorado Optometric Association offices were reimagined to bring clarity, warmth, and contemporary professionalism to the nonprofit organization’s headquarters. The existing interior was dated and visually heavy, with dark finishes and limited spatial identity. The redesign focused on elevating the Association’s public presence while improving daily functionality for staff.

Located within a late 19th-century brick building in Portland’s Pearl District, this integrative health clinic was conceived as a serene, restorative environment rooted in both sustainability and adaptive reuse. The complete renovation transformed the historic shell into a contemporary wellness destination housing treatment rooms, a pharmacy, and a curated retail apothecary.

This new construction OB/GYN clinic was designed to balance clinical efficiency with warmth, comfort, and optimism. Working closely with the physicians and staff, we developed an interior architecture that supports operational flow while creating a calming and uplifting experience for patients.

Located within a newly constructed mixed-use building, A Lot of Flowers is a boutique retail interior design project developed from shell space into a vibrant, contemporary custom floral shop. The design establishes a modern architectural framework softened by organic color, natural texture, and layered merchandising.