Porsche

Remodel

Role: Interior Designer

Project Type: Interior Remodel

Project Goals: An original collaboration with Dick Clark. Owning a Porsche model himself, he was a big fan so it was no surprise when the new owners called him and his team for a remodel. The project required leveling up the customer experience and interior layout. The fitting lounge, where the buyers select various paint colors and finishings, was compromised by poor placement and improper lighting. The sitting lounge was also compromised with a lack of hospitable environment through undesirable location, outdated furnishing and offerings. The fitting lounge and the waiting lounge flipped locations for better suit. All new furnishings, lighting and a cafe were added to the lounges, completely transforming the customer experience. Further leveling up the interior, new graphics were strategically placed throughout, two new workstations were added, the signing room was concealed with a glass surround for privacy, custom window treatments and branding resolved undesirable views, and the exposed stairway to the second level was upgraded from a post guard rail to elegant glass panels.

Contributions

Space Planning: Sitting Lounge, Fitting Lounge, Workstations

Lighting: Architectural Selections and Upgrades

Fixtures: Appliances & Plumbing, Selections & Location

Finishes: Custom Rugs

Furniture: Custom Cafe Cabinetry & Bar, Sitting Lounge Selections, Fitting Lounge Selections, New Workstations, & Relocation of Existing Display Shelves

Glazing: Signing Office Enclosure with Custom Brand Etching & Glass Door Entry, Custom Branding & Signage Films (Interior & Exterior)

Graphics: Wall Mural & Lounge Displays

Architectural Upgrades: New Glass Guard & Hand Railing