Studio

Beth and Howard in a very important meeting

Vintage posters welcome visitors to the studio

Our library houses a multitude of design resources

A visit from our AIGA colleagues

Beth’s office

Contemporary clock

Beth’s reading nook

Tillie, company mascot and in-house psychologist

Our team sending thanks to an overseas colleague

Amy and Beth working with Art Director Noah, age 8

Designer’s suite

Designer’s suite

Howard teaching design thinking to middle school students

Production space

Tools of the trade

Howard’s office overlooks one of the busiest corners in Clarendon

BSD reception desk

A sample of Beth’s pottery collection

Richard Avedon's Beetles

We are literally right above Ambar Clarendon

Beth and Howard in a very important meeting

Vintage posters welcome visitors to the studio

Our library houses a multitude of design resources

A visit from our AIGA colleagues

Beth’s office

Contemporary clock

Beth’s reading nook

Tillie, company mascot and in-house psychologist

Our team sending thanks to an overseas colleague

Amy and Beth working with Art Director Noah, age 8

Designer’s suite

We deliver innovative design because we treat our Arlington studio as an incubator for creativity. The light-filled gallery setting is one of the first things that visitors remark on when they walk through our door. Throughout our workday, the vintage posters, pottery, and folk art constantly reminds us of the power of great design and they serve as inspiration for our work. Our library is stocked with references on just about every design theory, philosophy, and practice, as well as relevant topics such as information design, typography, photography and ideation.

The spacious and airy 2,400-square-foot studio is one block from the Clarendon Metro station in Arlington, VA and four metro stops (Orange and Silver lines) from Washington, D.C. Both garage and street parking are available. This prime location allows easy access to downtown D.C. for meetings, as well as to most of the major throughways inside the Beltway. Our Clarendon neighborhood is teaming with restaurants, shops, co-working spaces, bike trails and, most recently, a plethora of electric scooters!