We designed Goodstuff’s temporary HQ opposite Centre Point — a short-term space with a short turnaround and tight budget. The brief: make it cool, make it client-friendly, and make it fast.

With the agency’s strong monochrome brand as our guide, we kept things stripped-back and de-saturated, using bold pattern and clever joinery to do the talking. The entrance features a bespoke birch ply amphitheatre that wraps around the spiral stair, cleverly hiding bike storage and doubling as breakout seating and presentation space.

We reimagined their old reception desk into a brand-new bar, added hidden doors, hand-painted murals, and created a Mad Men-style lounge complete with a four-poster meeting pod. Elsewhere, we added bold graphics, sculptural curtains, and a black-and-white boardroom worthy of the name.

Up top, the terrace got an urban refresh for al fresco Fridays. Throughout, our design used high-impact styling and smart repurposing to punch well above its budget. Proof that black and white doesn’t have to mean boring.