O’Malley’s Design

Designs for O’Malley’s

Creation of the O’Malley’s Type Font

As we were restoring the building to its 1950s glory, we needed to recreate the sign and wanted to brand the Office hub by using the same font for the logos. We created the “O’Malley’s” font type using a font maker.

The color Selection process for the “O’Lofts”

The color selection must consider the room’s flooring, ceiling, and other materials. The candidate colors are then placed on-premise to be seen under different lighting (natural and artificial). The semi-gloss finish of the trim wood gives you a very different feel from the swatch that replicates the flat finish.

More on Colors and Light…
Once we selected the 1950s theme, comes the tedious process to find some elements to integrate. However, we are not doing an all-1950s diner look! We just want to suggest the feel but keep the design modern and fresh!

  • A modern take of an off-white kitchen by adding shelves, a modern bar and antique cast iron brackets
  • Few colors make a gold chandelier look modern
  • Antique reproductions
  • Chandelier in main room
  • Large mirror and solid wood painted vanity
  • Floating glass shelves
  • Mixing the old and the new…
  • Wood, steel and plants
  • 1950s kitchen without any of the pink cabinets!
  • The tenant did a wonderful job with the furniture!
  • carved entry sign
  • double vanity and large mirror
  • Modernize LG 1950s kitchen
This French Industrial design is actually rather easy to achieve:
The mattress with a black and white duvet cover is directly set on top of a fluffy white rug
A lot of black and white is used to keep the room sober (photographs, painted crates)
A lot of natural wood is used to bring warmth to the room
The blue color of the door and trim is reused (artwork and planter)
and a splash of yellow is used as an accent color (artwork and yellow flowers)
Living room – AI furniture