Interior Design
Forging form out of artistry, expertise, and trust
Storytelling is the foundation of our creative process. We transform function into form, shaping interior spaces with precision, thoughtful details, and strong visual language. Our designs engage the senses, creating purposeful, inspiring, and timeless environments.
Interior design shapes experience. It’s the defining impression of a space—where diverse perspectives converge to create a uniquely immersive and tangible first-person journey.
At Page, we transform thoughtful concepts into physical form, crafting human-centric environments that blend creative passion, aesthetic precision, and measurable performance. Our process is fueled by inspiration—rooted in storytelling, refined through sketch and digital design, and realized with a deep understanding of space, scale, and materiality.
Obsessed with composition and function, we create environments that not only look and feel exceptional but also enhance wellbeing and harmonize with their surroundings.
45.5
Million square feet transformed to elevate the human experience
#
13
Top 100 Giants List (Interior Design Magazine, 2025)
#5
Top 100 Sustainability Giants List (Interior Design Magazine, 2024)
100 +
Designers empowered through our collaborative 'team of teams' approach
80
Repeat clients fuel our commitment to delivering exceptional experiences %
San Antonio, Texas
Weston Urban
300 Main
Welcoming, including, and promoting human connection
At 300 Main, San Antonio’s energy meets elevated living. Towering above downtown, Page designed two interlocking towers that house 350 thoughtfully designed residences, a sprawling amenity deck on level seven, and a sky deck on level 25 with sweeping views of the city and Hill Country.
At street level, vibrant retail spaces and a welcoming portecochère create a seamless connection to the neighborhood. The building’s dark brick, steel, and glass exterior reflects San Antonio’s architectural heritage while embracing a modern, refined aesthetic.
Inside, classic materials like plaster and wood flooring pair with contemporary steel and glass, striking a balance between warmth and sophistication. A contextual brick parking podium blends effortlessly into the cityscape while providing over 450 spaces.
300 Main is a bold, dynamic addition to downtown, designed for those who want to live at the center of it all.
Community & Transit
300 Main seamlessly blends history with modern urban living, honoring the iconic Milam Building while embracing the energy of downtown San Antonio. Thoughtfully designed masonry complements the city’s architectural character, reinforcing a sense of place, connection, and preservation.
Prioritizing people over cars, the ground level creates an inviting pedestrian experience with welcoming seating and vibrant gathering spaces. A beautifully designed plaza fosters interaction, making it a destination for residents, visitors, and the local community.
Strategically located in the heart of downtown, 300 Main offers unmatched accessibility, boasting a Walk Score of 90 (“Walker’s Paradise”) and a Transit Score of 85 (“Excellent”), with a city bus stop on-site. Sustainable mobility is a priority, featuring ample exterior bike racks, a Swell Cycle bikeshare station, and 56 secure bike parking spaces for residents.
300 Main is a dynamic hub where history, connectivity, and forward-thinking design create an exceptional urban lifestyle.
Weaving Together San Antonio's Artistic Heritage with Modern Design Elements
300 Main offers a curated living experience where design, art, and materials tell a story — honoring San Antonio’s rich character while embracing modern sophistication. Led by Page, the interior design seamlessly integrates furniture, art, and accessories, ensuring every element aligns with the overall vision. This thoughtful, turnkey approach elevates the residential experience, transforming each space into a cohesive and refined environment.
300 Main’s public spaces feature eye-catching commissioned artworks by local artists Oscar Alvarado and Lionel Sosa. These installations serve as bold focal points, deeply rooted in San Antonio’s culture and identity, dynamically bridging past and present.
Furniture selections strike a perfect balance between comfort and refinement. Warm, tactile materials honor craft and tradition, while blackened steel brings a contemporary edge. Layered with rich textiles and area rugs, the design adds depth, color, and a sense of storytelling — reinforcing a deep connection to place.
The result? A seamless blend of heritage and innovation—a living environment that honors the past while embracing the future of downtown San Antonio.
Page Interior Design
FIRMSPACE
Across multiple cities, Page and FIRMSPACE are reshaping co-working with purpose-built space for executives, attorneys, and high-level professionals who demand privacy, flexibility, and sophistication — for the FIRMSPACE member, it is called Pro-Working.
At each location, the experience is elevated, the details are intentional, and the design is built for leaders who expect more.
Where professionals thrive and work evolves
FIRMSPACE Atlanta 26,660 square feet
In the heart of Buckhead, FIRMSPACE Atlanta delivers the perfect balance of privacy and collaboration with 97 private offices and shared suites for teams of two to four.
Natural light pours through perimeter glazing, clerestories, and transparent partitions, ensuring even interior offices feel bright and connected. For confidentiality without compromise, acoustic glass, sound masking, and translucent films create a quiet, secure environment—perfect for focused work and highlevel meetings.
Beyond private offices, FIRMSPACE Atlanta fuels productivity with six conference rooms tailored for team strategy and client discussions. Expansive common areas provide the flexibility to work your way, featuring huddle spaces, lounges, and breakout zones that adapt to different work styles. Whether you’re leading a meeting, resetting between calls, or networking with top-tier professionals, FIRMSPACE delivers a workplace that drives success, fosters meaningful connections, and redefines the modern office.
FIRMSPACE Houston
FIRMSPACE Denver
FIRMSPACE Chicago 29,665 square feet
Nestled in Chicago’s Financial District, FIRMSPACE features a thoughtfully designed reception and common area that seamlessly adapts to its members' needs. The space is furnished for maximum versatility with bar seating, table-height workstations, and modular furniture that allow the space to transform into an event venue.
For professionals who require privacy without sacrificing connectivity, the glassed-in offices accommodate individuals and up to eight-person teams. Perimeter offices optimize stunning urban views, while demountable glass partitions with opaque and clear film allow natural light to filter deeper into the space while preserving confidentiality. Acoustic glass and soundmasking technology ensure conversations remain private.
Strategically placed breakout spaces and work lounges create internal neighborhoods, allowing professionals to shift between focused work, small-group collaboration, and relaxation.
FIRMSPACE Denver 20,305 square feet
Perched on the 16th floor of 1401 Lawrence Street, FIRMSPACE Denver redefines the professional workspace with a 22,442-square-foot office that blends modern design with highend functionality.
Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase stunning panoramic views of downtown Denver and the Rocky Mountains, creating an inspiring backdrop for focused work.
Whether you're an independent attorney, a financial executive, or a growing startup, FIRMSPACE Denver provides a sophisticated, distraction-free environment that elevates your workday—both literally and professionally.
FIRMSPACE Houston 32,870 square feet
Located in the two-story BBVA Compass Plaza in Uptown Houston, this space combines flexibility, functionality, and highend design to create a seamless work environment.
Private offices feature modular glass walls with privacy film, allowing for natural light while maintaining discretion. Outfitted with six-foot-wide adjustable desks, these offices can accommodate teams of up to eight, providing a tailored workspace for professionals on the go.
At FIRMSPACE Houston, professionals enjoy a premium workspace designed for productivity, connection, and success.
Knocking It Out Of The Park With Furniture
When Furniture Services are in scope, Page’s interior designers ensure the design intent comes to life. At FIRMSPACE Chicago, that means striking the right balance – sophistication with subtle, baseballinspired details that connect the coworking space to both its urban and professional context.
This approach plays out in both bold and nuanced ways. Executive and lounge chairs in warm saddle leather recall the rich patina of a wellworn baseball glove, while topstitch details – literally called “baseball stitching” – add a refined nod to the game. Meeting spaces feature high-backed seating and sleek conference tables, evoking the presence of a classic executive suite. In shared lounges and breakout areas, a mix of bar-height stools and lounge seating encourages both collaboration and quiet focus. The result? A workspace that is elevated, inviting, and attuned to the professionals who thrive there.
Connecting community — space for disciplines to collide
The Westcott is a 315-unit high-rise designed to integrate seamlessly with its urban and natural surroundings. Positioned near Memorial Park, the Washington Ave corridor, and the quiet Crestwood neighborhood, the project harmonizes contemporary architecture with a refined interior palette. Materials emphasize durability and timeless appeal, incorporating warm woods, natural leathers, and deep greens that reference the adjacent parkland.
The amenity program is designed for both function and flexibility, featuring co-working and social lounges, a clubroom with media and game spaces, a pool courtyard with cabana seating, and a sky lounge offering panoramic views. Fitness spaces include dedicated areas for on-demand training and yoga.
Page provided comprehensive design services, including Branding & Experiential Graphic Design, Interior Architecture, and Interior Design. Scope elements included unit finishes, millwork, lighting design, guest suites, and all amenity and model furnishings, art, and accessories, ensuring cohesion across all spaces.
Size
745,000 square feet
Services
Interior Design Brand Identity Exterior Architecture
Consulting Furnishings, Arts, & Accessories
Collateral Design Signage & Wayfinding
Experiential Graphic Design
Elevated Amenity Spaces Design for Function and Sophistication
Specified and procured by Page, The Westcott’s amenity furnishings balance hospitality-level sophistication with residential comfort. The Co-work Lounge redefines the business center, offering thoughtfully subdivided niches for individuals and groups. Each setting is designed for function and refinement, creating a workspace that feels as elevated as the rest of the residence.
Design Elements of The Westcott's High-End Luxury Living
Balancing residential scale and intimacy within an expansive floorplate became a key design challenge. The solution? A planning approach that prioritizes strong exterior connections and a material palette that adapts to each space’s function without relying on a singular motif. Thoughtful layering of materials, detailing, and spatial transitions helps create a cohesive yet varied experience.
The interiors team played a critical role in shaping not only the interior spaces but also influencing the exterior palette, portecochère, and terrace design. Their scope included project branding, wayfinding, and environmental graphics, ensuring a seamless visual and experiential identity.
Charm that Inspires, with Details that Delight
The name and brand is designed to reflect the project's architectural language and urban energy. Through branding, signage, and experiential graphics, the identity creates a cohesive visual and spatial narrative, aligning with the materiality and lifestyle of residents engaged in the city's cultural and social fabric.
Details throughout the project reinforce a cohesive brand narrative. Materials like fluted glass and layered acrylics draw from the interior palette, creating continuity between architectural elements and spatial experience.
Anatomy of a Model
Model residences do more than showcase interiors—they create an emotional connection to the space and illustrate a potential lifestyle. At The Westcott, Page designed two distinct models, The Outdoor Enthusiast and The Collector, each crafted to appeal to different sensibilities and expand the property's reach.
The Outdoor Enthusiast embraces rich, dark wood finishes and a masculine aesthetic. The design evokes the lifestyle of someone who spends weekends on the water, with curated elements like a record display that feels both personal and intentional.
In contrast, The Collector’s model is defined by softer tones and layered textures. A gallery wall of international artwork reflects a lifetime of travel and cultural appreciation. Rather than a typical coin bowl, the space features foreign currency, subtly reinforcing a narrative of exploration and global perspective.
Beyond aesthetics, these models are designed with nuanced details that invite personal resonance. By creating environments that feel lived-in yet aspirational, Page ensures that prospective residents connect with the space in a memorable way—one that lingers long after the tour concludes.
Intermountain Health
Primary Children's Hospital Miller Family Campus
Intermountain’s Lehi Campus significantly expands the care network, designed to serve family and community needs in Utah County, one of the top five fastest-growing areas in the country, known as Silicon Slopes. The new hospital includes family and child amenities, diagnostic services, pediatric emergency care, inpatient units, pediatric intensive care, neonatal intensive care, and behavioral health. The campus also features an ambulatory care center housing a range of pediatric specialties.
Lehi, Utah
Inspired by Utah's diverse landscapes, the facility's interiors celebrate the state's natural beauty. Five terrains and atmospheric levels—lake, Desert, Alpine, Sky, and Space— span the five floors. Whimsical elements, such as fish inlays, paw prints, and regional terrain graphics, invite kids and teens to engage and enjoy moments of discovery everywhere.
Located on 38 acres adjacent to a residential neighborhood, the design emphasizes community-based care, prioritizing the wellness of patients and staff while catalyzing local growth, encouraging new housing and families to move to the area.
Size
483,283 square feet
Services
Architecture Master Planning Healthcare Planning
Interior Design Experiential Graphic Design
Rooted in Utah’s natural beauty, each floor celebrates a different regional ecosystem, from desert tones to deep sky blues. Life-sized silhouettes of local wildlife greet patients and families, reinforcing a connection to nature and place.
Balancing Whimsy and Aesthetics
Blue terrazzo flooring with trout inlays blends playful discovery and child-friendly whimsy with a design that respects all patients.
Where Storytelling Meets Care
This layered storytelling approach aligns with Primary Children’s guiding principle: “The Child First and Always.” The thematic floors spark curiosity, provide comfort, and turn the healing process into an uplifting journey.
Uplifting Sense of Wonder
The space theme on the fifth floor adds a sense of wonder, while strategically placed blue lighting enhances mood, regulates circadian rhythms, and creates a calming environment that fosters emotional stability and overall well-being.
Radiating with dichroic hues, the LiveWell staircase invites movement and embodies the hospital’s dedication to healthy living.
A Staircase That Shines
Round Rock, Texas
Alexa Management, LLC
Ruby Hotel
Perched on the banks of Brushy Creek, the Ruby Hotel blends history with bold, modern design. A restored mid-century house anchors the property, now home to a full-service cocktail bar, a dynamic conference space, and inviting gathering areas that seamlessly extend onto a spacious new deck.
Framed by native live oaks, the outdoor spaces overlook the pool, lush grounds, and the creek—offering a stunning backdrop of Central Texas. The Ruby Hotel is a dynamic destination where smart design meets effortless hospitality, creating a vibrant retreat for work, play, and everything in between.
The spirit of the Ruby Hotel is rooted in a single, unexpected discovery—an old scrapbook found on-site, with a note addressed to “Dearest Ruby.” Who was she? What was her story? This unanswered mystery became the heartbeat of the hotel’s identity, inspiring a rich, imagined narrative that shapes every detail of the guest experience.
Drawing from the era of the letter, the branding team crafted Ruby’s world—her personality, her collections, and her love for adventure. Her story unfolds through layered design, curated objects, and a sense of nostalgia that lingers in every space. More than just a place to stay, the Ruby Hotel invites guests to step inside a story—one filled with curiosity, discovery, and a touch of mystery waiting to be explored.
Size
23,507 square feet
Services
Architecture Interior Design Branding & Experiential Graphic Design Furnishings, Arts, & Accessories
A Timeless Welcome, Where History And Design Set
The Tone
Rich jewel tones, inspired by the mid-century era, set the stage for a timeless and sophisticated environment. Think Wes Anderson meets garden party—punchy, saturated accents paired with Ruby’s carefully curated souvenirs, like a golden tea set and miniature busts.
Collin College
Wylie Campus
With rapid population growth in southeastern Collin County, Collin College recognized the need for expanded educational programs in Wylie. To meet this demand, the college launched a bold expansion, strategically locating the new greenfield campus next to the City of Wylie government center. Page shaped the vision, leading campus planning, site development, and design of its four new buildings—Campus Commons, Learning & Resource Center, Student & Conference Center, and Central Utility Plant.
Wylie, Texas
Careful site planning enhances student interaction, blurring boundaries between learning and social spaces. Thoughtful building shapes and orientation, as well as circulation along window-walled corridors, maximize access to natural daylight. The buildings maintain a strong connection to the site, creating an inspiring and functional campus for Collin College’s growing student population.
Size
340,000 square feet
Services
Campus Planning Architecture Landscape Architecture
Interior Design Engineering Signage & Wayfinding
A dynamic palette of red, orange, and pink, paired with a monumental wood-clad social stair, creates a bold, inviting environment. This design blurs indoor and outdoor experiences, reinforcing Collin College’s welcoming spirit.
Wayfinding and Department Identity Defined by Color
A Natural Gathering Place
A Vibrant Color Palette Energizes the Student Community Spaces
Texas
Professional Golfer's Association of America
Home of the PGA of America
The Home of the PGA of America headquarters embodies the essence of Texas Modern Architecture—rooted in place, purpose, and performance. Designed to work with the local climate, it leverages regionally quarried stone for authenticity, efficiency, and sustainability. This deep-set material not only strengthens energy performance but also reinforces a timeless connection to Texas' architectural heritage.
Frisco,
Expansive glass harnesses northern daylight while framing views of the open skies and rolling plains, seamlessly blending the indoors with the natural landscape. Thoughtful design choices—like strategic shading devices, trellises, and native vegetation—enhance comfort and functionality, reducing heat while defining the building’s character. A striking structure, this facility is a statement of innovation and community—where modern design will maintain an enduring legacy.
Size
126,422 square feet
Services
Architecture Interior Design Workplace Consulting
Branding & Experiential Graphic Design Furniture
Sustainability
Certification LEED Silver
The central social staircase is a hub for connection, collaboration, and brand identity. Seamlessly linking the building, it doubles as a gathering space to spark ideas and connect across teams.
An Experience Shaped by Landscape, Designed for Connection
The design is all about connection—between people, place, and purpose. Curving with the site’s natural contours, the building maximizes transparency and breathtaking vistas, seamlessly blending architecture with landscape.
The ground-level fairway welcomes visitors with a generous social stair linking the educational and broadcasting wings— an intentional nod to movement and collaboration. Thoughtful design details—terrazzo floor patterns, sculpted light fixtures, and a feature wall inspired by golf course topography—bring the sport’s essence into the space.
Built for flexibility, the layout balances focused workspaces with dynamic gathering areas. Large conference rooms, open lounges, and informal breakout spaces foster productivity and teamwork. Each floor opens to terraces, transforming the workplace into an experience—where fresh air fuels fresh ideas. The upper levels embrace warmth and vibrancy, with light wood workstations and colorful accents framing stunning views of the southern terraces. This is more than a workplace—it’s an immersive, inspiring environment that reflects the legacy and future of the game.
The Future of Golf
The Home of the PGA of America is a destination for shaping the future of golf. The facility features a state-of-the-art education center and studio, world-class hospitality for tour events, and dynamic office spaces that fuels a growing, vibrant organization that is the heart of the game.
A View From Any Angle
The fourth floor is a dynamic event space with a sprawling terrace and a retractable glass wall that unveils breathtaking views. Designed for versatility, it seamlessly transitions from daily gatherings to large-scale events, creating an inspiring backdrop for collaboration, celebrations, and media moments that leave a lasting impression.
Austin, Texas
Creative Design Office
This multi-floor studio and office embody transparency, collaboration, and sustainability—creating a dynamic, flexible space designed for the future of work. A striking perforatedpanel staircase, inspired by the nearby river’s movement, anchors the space visually and connects teams seamlessly across floors.
Balancing focus and collaboration, the layout integrates open studios, private meeting rooms, quiet zones, and communal hubs. Acoustic-enhanced meeting rooms, sustainable ceiling materials, and reclaimed elements reinforce both performance and responsibility. A refined mix of terrazzo, Greenguardcertified leather, felt, and exposed concrete delivers style with substance.
Wellness takes center stage—flooding the space with natural light, optimizing acoustics, and infusing biophilic design. A library, café, and lush workspaces offer choice and comfort, fueling creativity and connection. More than just an office, this space reflects the firm’s ethos—purpose-built to inspire innovation and shape what’s next.
Size
51,000 square feet
Services
Interior Design Furniture
A Workplace Designed to Spark Ideas and Fuel Collaboration
The workspace is built for choice—offering a library, open studios, quiet zones, a sunlit café, and dynamic collaboration hubs. Designed for flexibility, it evolves with its people, fueling creativity, connection, and innovation daily. This workplace is a catalyst for bold ideas and meaningful collaboration.
Seattle University
The Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation
Designed to foster community engagement and well-being
Discovery through science with application through engineering are side-by-side at the Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation. Here, students uncover solutions, make connections, and act for the good of the community. Linked with the university’s Bannan Center for Science and Engineering, the center is the future of STEM for Seattle University.
On the street level, makerspaces hum with robotics and 3D printers. Engineering students share ideas while waiting in line for lattes. Soon, they’ll meet with mentors from Amazon or Microsoft in high-tech huddle rooms. You’ll also find computer science students working in corporate-style spaces where teams take a hoteling approach.
The top four floors are packed with biology and chemistry classrooms and research labs. Featuring laboratories planned for the 21st century, the design showcases sliding glass doors, seamlessly connecting teaching and research. This configuration offers increased space on demand and reduces instrumentation and staffing costs.
The building is a vibrant, student-focused hub that facilitates collaboration and community engagement. Visual connections between labs and classrooms highlight ongoing research and innovation within the building, bridging the gap between academic work and real-world application. By inviting the Seattle community—residents and industry leaders alike—the center provides a platform for collaboration, allowing everyone to benefit from the university’s resources and expertise.
A graphic glass pattern visually connects academic disciplines
In its role as a gateway between the campus and the surrounding neighborhood, the building fosters a strong connection between its interior and the natural world.
Designed To Foster Community Engagement And Well-Being
The building is a vibrant, student-focused hub that facilitates collaboration and community engagement. Visual connections between labs and classrooms highlight ongoing research and innovation within the building, bridging the gap between academic work and real-world application. By inviting the Seattle community—residents and industry leaders alike—the center provides a platform for collaboration, allowing everyone to benefit from the university’s resources and expertise.
Texas
1121 Symphony Square
Symphony Square redefines the workplace in Austin’s Financial District. This seven-story boutique office tower, developed by Greystar and Ivanhoé Cambridge, is an integral component of the Symphony Square development, along with The Waller, a striking 32-story residential tower. A fifth-floor sky bridge seamlessly connects the two structures, providing office tenants direct access to premier fitness and recreational amenities.
Designed for modern professionals, Symphony Square offers Class A+ office space, ground-floor retail, dynamic coworking areas, and activated lobbies. Whether for focused solo work or energetic collaboration, the flexible spaces adapt to evolving needs. Thoughtful amenities such as an outdoor terrace, bike storage, and private balconies, enhance well-being and productivity.
Inside, the lobby blends mid-century modern aesthetics with warm wood finishes, sleek minimalist furnishings, and soft ambient lighting. The result? A sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere where innovation thrives, connections spark, and business moves forward.
Size
300,000 square feet 5,520 square foot lobby
Services
Interior Architecture Interior Design Furniture Services
Certification
Targeting LEED Gold
Natural Light And Lush Greenery Welcome Visitors Inside
An art-filled clerestory invites natural light, transforming a deep space into an open, welcoming environment. Thoughtful layers of lighting and lush living walls create a seamless flow toward reception while evoking the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
A Lobby Designed For Connection, Creativity, and Effortless Flow
Where Waller Creek’s natural beauty meets Austin’s historic entertainment district and innovation hub, 1121 Symphony Square’s ground-floor lobby becomes a dynamic crossroads of energy, culture, and creativity.
Designed as a seamless blend of co-working, social engagement, and hospitality, the lobby fosters connection and flexibility. A pivoting wall creates effortless transitions between workspace and the adjacent café, adapting to the rhythm of the day. Inspired by the textures of Waller Creek, the design incorporates limestone and a lush green wall, grounding the space in Austin’s distinctive landscape.
Inside, wood, plaster, and strategic lighting maximize the limited natural light, creating a warm yet striking ambiance. Plush leather booths and banquettes offer flexible seating for solo work, casual meetings, and larger gatherings. Thoughtfully curated art installations and custom-designed area rugs introduce movement, texture, and vibrancy—an extension of the energy just beyond the doors.
This lobby is a launchpad for ideas and collaboration, with the pulse of Austin inspiring its grounded artistic flare.
Coffee, Collaboration, and Quiet Moments
Thoughtfully curated art installations and custom-designed area rugs evoke movement, texture, and vibrancy—an extension of the energy just beyond the doors. Designed for focus and flow, the lobby offers a dynamic mix of co-working and social spaces. Living plants provide a natural retreat, while relaxed lounge areas invite spontaneous conversation. Custom-designed area rugs take inspiration from riverbeds, weaving together wool and Tencel fibers to echo the textures of earthen banks and reflective minerals.
Seating is intentionally varied—lower, sculptural sofas and ottomans encourage a laid-back, linger-worthy atmosphere, while high-backed lounge chairs create pockets of privacy for more focused discussions. Every detail is designed to enhance connection, comfort, and creativity.
Anchoring the space, an original mosaic by J Muzacz captures the movement and energy of the city, a striking visual moment that mirrors the rhythm of daily life just outside the doors. More than a lobby, this is a place where ideas spark, collaborations take shape, and inspiration is always within reach.
Sculptural Light That Guides, Glows, And Inspires
Crafted by Austin-based, internationally recognized Warbach, this striking lighting sculpture is an experience in itself. Designed in collaboration with the architect, the installation features rods in four distinct metals, chosen to reflect the project’s rich, earthly tones.
At the base of each rod, acrylic elements—some softly glowing—add depth and movement. The sculpture’s three clusters of lighted rods strike a balance bold enough to captivate and airy enough to naturally guide the eye upward. This intentional design draws visitors effortlessly from the street entrance to the reception.
A Vibrant Beacon Enhances Experience at the Street Level
1121 Symphony Square effortlessly draws the attention of pedestrians at the street level—drawing them in with the soft glow of the unique lighting illuminating J Muzacz’s striking mosaic. Backlit Barrisol ceiling panels mimic natural daylight. Its vibrant hues—clear blue, aqueous green, and rich terracotta—intentionally echo the interior’s curated palette, creating a cohesive experience.
Page is a leader in performance-based design, dedicated to moving the world forward. With 1500+ employees and offices in 20 cities, this full-service architecture, engineering, and design firm brings a breadth of services and depth of expertise to a wide range of markets.
At Page, Performance by Design drives every project, ensuring innovation, collaboration, and client-focused solutions deliver exceptional results.
Services
Architecture / Engineering / Interior Design / Urban Design / Planning / Landscape Architecture / Branding & Experiential Graphic Design
Markets
Academic / Advanced Manufacturing / Arts & Culture / Aviation / Civic / Commercial & Mixed-Use / Government / Healthcare / Mission Critical / Science & Technology
