Episode 126
Asked about the unique objectives that differentiate residential from commercial clients, Dala says that it ultimately comes down to helping businesses see how great design can contribute to the bottom line.
Beyond aesthetics, great commercial design truly expresses the heart and soul of the brand. To achieve this, Dala always makes it a point to spend as much time as she can with her clients to discover “the heartbeat behind why they are doing what they are doing”, since doing so can better inform design decisions.
One tangible way House of Form does this is through designing what they call “Immersive Spaces” brought to life by renderings that leave nothing to the imagination of the client. She brings up her recent project, the subterranean martini lounge 36 Below, as a prime example of an Immersive Space in action.
Dala goes on to further unpack House of Form’s approach to turning a brand story into an aesthetic solution, and explains why their greatest strength as a design firm is their commitment to being a part of the process from start to finish, ensuring that “execution is aligned with the vision.”
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