It wasn’t that long ago that student housing wasn’t the most glamorous thing on the block. With the exception of the “cool” properties, which were often more expensive market outliers, the developments were outfitted with furniture, upholstery, and general vibes that felt a decade or two behind the times. Think 90s bachelor pad style… in the middle of the 2010s. Not great.

A bold, colorful off-campus multifamily housing development inspired by the traditions and culture of a big-time university.

Developers, do you ever struggle to make your spaces feel “at home” while you balance the performance needs of your commercial interiors? You’re not alone. You want everything from your fixtures, furniture and floors to stand out—that’s how you’ll draw customers—but, you need these pieces to be functional and continue to perform over time even with regular traffic.