Chicago Design Center

Spacestor Chicago Design Center
An experiential and destination space for architects, designers and workplace strategists looking to discover ways to create enriching and beautifully designed spaces that attract talent
Location
The Mart, Chicago
built by
Spacestor

 

At the heart of Chicago's design scene stands the iconic Merchandise Mart. When this landmark opened in 1930 it was the largest building in the world with 4 million square feet of floor space. Under a single roof are a collection of the most significant architectural and design vendors in Chicago, including Spacestor. Year on year Spacestor continues to reinvigorate its space with the latest cutting-edge products and newest concepts, affording its employees, stakeholders, and clients the ability to discover The New Landscape for Work and enter a portal into the best of the best globally.

 


 


 


 


A world where innovation and play are possible, where products and landscapes can be conceived, created, and customized to allow the designer to achieve the space of their dreams. This New Landscape for Work sits at the crossroads of modular furniture and bespoke millwork, bringing together customization and futureproofing to truly represent any organisation’s brand.

 


 


 


 


From soft focus niches created with Aeonica, to the full Portals pod family providing a range of workpoints, Spacestor’s Chicago Design Center shows the unique ability of furniture to define, animate and functionalise a space. Blending subtle color changes, complimentary accents, and archways, each of their products are highly customizable and able to seamlessly fit into any design scheme.  

 


 


 


 


Spacestor’s philosophy is that a focus on personal experience is essential to attracting and retaining great talent. As Russell Kingston, CEO of Spacestor said; "What we’re creating are spaces that are destinations, they’re experiences, and this the Chicago Design Center showcases our flexible ancillary furniture solutions as answers to current workplace needs.” This is all about creating enriching spaces that people want to come to in an attractive and sustainable way.