Warm materials, exposed brick, and a central olive tree carry the same material language as the brand itself. The office reads as a physical extension of that identity: considered, editorial, unhurried, and built to hold up under daily use rather than stage a single photo.
Curved plaster walls, tan leather seating, and river-view desks balance raw structure with soft, tactile finishes. A space designed to feel like a studio, not a startup office.
An investment firm's office is the first thing a founder or LP walks through. It had to prove SIP's editorial, considered brand sensibility in materials and light, not just in a deck.
Curved plaster walls soften the corridor and carry warm, indirect light through the space.
Carry the same material language as the brand work: warm wood, tan leather, curved plaster, and one living centerpiece, so the space reads as an extension of the identity rather than a generic office fit-out.
A space founders and LPs walk through before a single deck is opened, and one the SIP team actually wants to work from.
The identity extended into the physical office: material and colour selection against the raw brick-and-timber shell as it moved through build-out.