Kintra Cafe/dining, Conference by OFS

For Source Four’s 35th anniversary, President Jeff Riley decided to revamp and rebrand by creating a new Denver OFS Showroom. They chose an 8,000 square foot space in the Golden Triangle, overlooking the Cherry Creek bike path. Located in the heart of downtown Denver, it provides easy access for the design community and an incredible space for the growing Source Four team. This new space also integrates WELL concepts and Activity Based Design principles to encourage team productivity. In-house designer Haley Koci and the Source Four team came up with a homeful, warm, rich color palette and inviting space design to make the new showroom their own.

Source Four has partnered with OFS for 29 years, aligning on shared culture and family values, and enjoying the breadth and versatility of OFS products. Thus, Source Four immediately chose OFS Furniture wherever possible. The team created several different types of spaces: third space, private office, open plan, and a semi-private office. Source Four’s space also displays a mix of blended modern, conventional design and technology. This not only served as the perfect “home” workspace for associates but provides a great resource for clients to observe the expansive product offerings in an inspirational and compelling space.

Sleep Number’s lease was up, so they decided to pair moving from a suburban neighborhood to downtown Minneapolis with a complete rebrand. They hoped that their new space could better reflect their identity and accommodate all employees comfortably despite smaller square footage. In order to do this, the HGA design team, Parameters, and OFS representative Ben Wagner worked together. Ultimately, Sleep Number and HGA decided to imagine the office like a city, small neighborhoods connected by avenues in between and centralized by a large plaza on each floor—all tied together by a soft Nordic palette. These spaces employed much more “we” space than “me” space, an adjustment, but driver of collaboration and connection. A long-standing friendship and an aligned vision led Sleep Number to choose OFS furniture for large portions of their ancillary space. Today, the new space not only encourages employee relationships and wellness, it inspires all who visit and reflects a hotel-open office feeling that captures the imagination and draws visitors in to learn more.

The Guardian Building is a monumental skyscraper located in the heart of Detroit, MI. It stands as a historic monument for the city, as it served as the US Army Command Center during World War II and has passed through many tenants, coming to be known as the “Cathedral of Finance” for its high ceilings and intricately detailed architecture. 

Beanstalk, a retail management company, reached out to Adam Davis, an independent rep for OFS to help refurbish the Guardian Building lobby. Together, they were able to construct a low-budget space that visitors adore. This furniture pulled inspiration from the beautifully carved ceiling, including vivid colors and warm wood textures. 

Adam Davis’ relationship with the management company, combined with carefully selected furniture to fit the budget and unique space, helped OFS win this project and turn the Guardian Building lobby into a versatile, community-loved space.

Wyndham Destinations wanted something fresh and new to support their employees and spur them into a bright future. To start, they enlisted the help of Baskervill Design and OFS to create a space that employs both pops of color and sophistication, enables both privacy and collaboration. Today, this initial 3rd-floor refresh has even developed into plans for the entire building, a testament to the success of the project. 

Brick Avenue Lofts wanted to expand their apartment complex to provide a neighborhood, communal experience, added amenities, and inspiring living spaces for their residents. With the help of Source International Design, ID+A Nashville, Bernhardt Design, Modus Studio, and their internal interior designer Ava Fitzgibbon, they created just that—an apartment complex complete with yoga studios, workout facilities, co-working spaces, a coffee shop, and fun communal spaces. We were proud to be a part of a project with such close attention to design details and the human needs of their residents. 

Location: Bentonville, AR

Design Firm: ID+A Nashville, Bernhardt Design

Architect: Modus Studio

This government medical client was looking to design and furnish a new 200,000 square foot healthcare center to provide a welcoming and comfortable environment for veterans. The building sought to bring together all local outpatient services under one roof, streamlining the healthcare process for local veterans. We are proud to say that with the help of John A Marshall Co, we were able to help the client achieve their goals on time, despite the pandemic and supply chain issues. We are proud to be a part of this state-of-the-art facility.

Location: Tulsa, OK
Design firm: John A Marshall Co
Interior Designers: Ripple Effect Design, JPL & Associates
Architect: Perkins Eastman
Contractors: Link Group Consulting, SASD Development
Photography: Mel Willis Photography

Colonial Pipeline needed a centralized, secure place for their headquarters after outgrowing their previous offices. They decided to build a new space to meet all their needs, supplying 630,000 square feet of office space. With dynamic design touches mimicking pipelines through the use of moss + lighting, the space carries brand touchpoints and beauty to inspire employees. The company also ensured plenty of flexible office space, including meeting rooms, private offices, multiple cafe areas, all equipped with extensive security to protect their work. 

Location: Alpharetta, GA
Design + Architecture: Nelson
Dealer: CWC
Construction Manager: Savills / Nanci Love
Real Estate: CoStar Group
Photography: Sojourners Co.