Arsight Studio

Arsight Studio was hired by the Grace Hopper Program, a coding bootcamp for women and non-binary students, to design a conducive learning environment. The company was chosen due to its innovative approach to integrating technology and design. A team of three from Arsight, including a lead designer, tech integrator, and project manager, worked on the project. They successfully created interactive classrooms, break-out areas, and a relaxation zone featuring modular workstations, tech-friendly setups, and calming wall art.

For the Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush, Arsight Studio was tasked with designing a serene waiting area and consultation rooms for the clinic. The orthopaedic surgeon chose Arsight after an online search and review of their previous work, which effectively blended functionality with aesthetics. The Arsight team, consisting of a primary designer and a project coordinator, delivered a tranquil space for patients using subtle hues, ergonomic furniture, and soft lighting. The key deliverables included a custom reception desk, patient seating, and personalized art pieces depicting orthopaedic themes.

Litelab, an internationally renowned lighting manufacturer, hired Arsight Studio to design an upscale and sophisticated office and lounge area. After a recommendation from a business associate and reviewing Arsight's stunning portfolio, Litelab decided to hire them. A team of three from Arsight, including a lead designer, project manager, and an assistant, transformed the company's dated conference room into a modern, upscale environment that effectively represents their brand. The key deliverables were custom-made furnishings, an interactive media wall, and soundproof partitions.