Architecture Firm/Engineering Firm - Berkhamsted, ENG, UK
Studiofibre has built its reputation as a leading design-studio by bringing brand identities to life in bricks and mortar for leading 21st century brands. Founded by Fiona & Ian Livingston, the UK-based studio prides itself on its ‘designer-maker' ethos, which gives clients the option to compliment Studiofibre's global design-narratives and interiors schemes with on-brand bespoke furniture which is designed and made by Studiofibre. Working for both corporate and lifestyle brands, Studiofibre's client list includes some of today's best-known businesses. Recent clients include global work for The Net-A-Porter Group and Farfetch, and UK work for The White Company, Dunhill, The British Fashion Council, Value Retail, Agent Provocateur and Notonthehighstreet.com. A Studiofibre designed space delivers on multiple levels, providing clients with a PR story, a staff-retention device, a magnet for attracting the best industry talent and a stakeholder perception tool. From global HQs to retail concepts, showrooms to warehouses and entertaining spaces, Studiofibre brings a unique point of view and a passion for creating stunning spaces that deliver form, function and flexibility. 2015 saw the completion of a series of worldwide branded spaces for The Net-A-Porter Group, the launch of a new London HQ for notonthehighstreet.com, the creation of global office, shopping and entertaining spaces for pioneering fashion brand Farfetch in 4 key markets, and the delivery of a London HQ for a high-end headhunting firm. Studiofibre's recent work was shortlisted for two key 2015 design industry awards. One particular area of expertise is the translation of a 2d digital brand into carefully branded 3d physical spaces. Studiofibre undertakes extensive research to get under the skin of a brand, before presenting and delivering bespoke design schemes that weave every fibre of the client's brand DNA throughout the project.
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