Journal / Culture

Culture

· 3 min read

Inside the studio: a quiet room for loud ideas

A look around our Brooklyn studio, and why we designed it to be calm.

var(--variable-uDGrrLGHZ)

Leo Marin

Founder & creative director

Share
var(--variable-KWqO_K9wJ)

Morning light — Wythe Ave studio, 2026

(In this article)

01 Calm by design

02 Walls that change

03 An open door

01

Calm by design

Our work is loud, so our space is not. Bare walls, soft light and one long table give ideas room to breathe before they are ready to be shouted about.

02

Walls that change

Every project gets a wall. Sketches, type tests and photography go up on day one and come down on launch day, so the whole team can see the work grow.

03

An open door

On Friday afternoons the studio is open to anyone in the neighbourhood who wants to talk brands, type or coffee. Drop by — 214 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn.

Culture

Studio

Share
var(--variable-uDGrrLGHZ)

(Written by)

Leo Marin

Founder and creative director of Gorjon. Ten years of turning quiet companies into brands people talk about.

Create a free website with Framer, the website builder loved by startups, designers and agencies.