Interior murals for Vibram Testing Center.
North Brookfield, MA
Tag: design
225 Franklin
We were recently contacted by LLM Design once again for a fun opportunity at 225 Franklin St in downtown Boston. They were looking for some wall graphics to help make an empty space in the building feel a little cooler, and ready for a young company to move right in.
We worked with LLM to come up with a creative strategy, creating abstract cityscapes with a lot of texture while complementing the existing color scheme of the space.
Check out the pics of the finished walls below!
EveryBodyFights
Over the summer we were asked to come in on a new project being developed in town by George “Monk” Foreman III. He was building a new boxing/lifestyle gym in South Boston, EveryBodyFights, and we were tasked with bringing his vision to life on the walls within the new space. After working closely with them for several weeks to develop a look and feel that fit with the rest of the brands image, we settled on a design and got to painting.
We brought in our talented friend Kenji Nakayama to join us on this one, and together did three walls total; a large wall in the main gym area and two smaller ones in the main entry way. The end results exceeded expectations on this one, and really set the tone for how the rest of the space should look.
Thanks to George, AJ and the rest of the team at EBF!
Tretorn Backyard Photo Booth
Had a fun project come across our worktable the other day. Our friends at Tretorn had a special request for us… build an 8ft x 8ft “photo booth” for display in the Tretorn Backyard during the Newport Folk Festival at Fort Adams in Newport, RI. Tretorn wanted something where concert goers could stand behind a frame/facade which made it look like they were wearing Tretorn shoes and then take photos to share on Instagram etc. So this meant it had to be strong enough for people to stand/lean on and be easily broken down/set up for transport to location etc. Oh, and it also had to look good…
After a lot of planning, a trip to the hardware store and some fun putting shoes through the table saw… we ended up with what you see below.
It seemed to be a big hit in the Tretorn Backyard (we even got in on the action ourselves) and more importantly it didn’t fall apart!
Thanks for the fun project Tretorn!
