Decibel BuiltRetail & brand environments

A brand
you can
walk into.

Custom furniture, fixtures and installations for flagships, pop-ups and brand events.

Discuss a brand environment From identity to object
Guests sit on white sculptural benches around a palm tree inside SKYLRK’s OASIS at Coachella.
SKYLRK / OASIS at Coachella
01 / Identity, made physical

The brand is
in the object.

At lululemon’s SoHo flagship, custom red seating has the brand’s motif printed into its surface.

Red sculptural seating in a red-tiled interior with planting at lululemon’s SoHo flagship in New York.
lululemon / SoHo flagship, New YorkExplore the SoHo project
In the store

Furniture
& fixtures.

Seating, tables and displays shaped around your brand and store.

At the launch

Events
& pop-ups.

Gathering spaces planned for transport, assembly and use after the event.

From the street

Storefronts
& interiors.

Architectural surfaces that bring your identity into the building.

Explore architecture
02 / From the brief to the opening

An opening date.
A plan to get there.

Plan approvals, fabrication and delivery around the opening date.

A robotic arm fabricating a white sculptural SKYLRK seating component in Decibel’s workshop.
SKYLRK / Robotic production at DecibelSee the SKYLRK project
  1. 01 / Brief

    Align the audience, space, use, quantities and on-site date.

  2. 02 / Develop

    Resolve geometry, material direction and assembly strategy.

  3. 03 / Approve

    Confirm the details through renders, samples or prototypes.

  4. 04 / Produce

    Coordinate fabrication, finishing, quality checks and packing.

  5. 05 / Launch

    Plan freight, venue access, installation and handoff.

03 / Plan the rollout

Planning your
project.

Can you work with our agency and fit-out team?

Yes. We can coordinate with your agency, architect and installation team. Share the design package, finishes, mounting needs and responsibilities.

How should we plan the timeline?

Start with the required on-site date and work back through approval milestones, samples, production, finishing and freight. Capacity and delivery constraints are reviewed before committing to a schedule; a past project’s production run is not a standard lead time.

What about multiple locations or future runs?

Identify what stays consistent and what varies: color, dimensions, motif or quantity. A program intended for repeated production may fit Decibel Made, where configurations and future batches are developed into the specification.

Start with the experience

Bring the world
you’re imagining.

Share a deck, render or sketch, plus the location and on-site date.