 On August 19, something extraordinary happened. Revenge Of opened their portal to a thrilling new phase: their awe-inspiring store expansion, 'Base Station.' Doubling in size, it marked a significant milestone for the popular retailer and brought a myriad of invaluable opportunities to the table. At the heart of this transformation was the visionary team at FTB.DESIGN. The design process for this exciting expansion was influenced by a plethora of out-of-this-world visuals. Guided by the creative leadership of Jeff Eyser, the FTB team set about scaling their passion, expertise, and dedication to encompass the mesmerising brief. From AI-generated artwork, textures inspired by the hit show Silo, to visions of science fiction-esque oxygen farms - every reference was meticulously embedded in the new design. In an impressive three months, FTB.DESIGN transformed an ambitious idea into a tangible reality. Their collective endeavor led to the successful execution of a concept that would have appeared as a nebulous complexity to many. The installation task was spearheaded by Kevin Mincin, whose attention to detail and relentless pursuit of excellence ensured the project was brought to life exactly as envisioned. In an impressive three months, FTB.DESIGN transformed an ambitious idea into a tangible reality. With a keen eye for aesthetics and a deep understanding of the Revenge Of brand, they designed a space that elevates the customer experience while upholding the identity of the store. It's evident that FTB.DESIGN specializes not only in creating striking visual landscapes but also in capturing the spirit of a brand and cherishing its journey. This venture into the bold expansion of Revenge Of further cements their reputation as experts driven by passion, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
This latest accomplishment by FTB.DESIGN isn't just about expanding a physical space - it's about pushing boundaries, embracing innovation, and, most importantly, designing experiences that leave an undeniable mark.  The Centennial Public House has opened in downtown Greeley, adding yet another restaurant option for visitors and locals to try. (Tamara Markard/Staff Reporter, Greeley Tribune) The big day has come! The Centennial Public House is open and ready for hungry customers. This fun project marked the fourth joint venture between Bryan Seifried and FTB.DESIGN. Read the first review from the Greeley Tribune. The RenderingThis is the video we shared with the Centennial Team that ended up driving the design forward. Take a peek! Site PhotosMore to come!  We are hard at work on our restaurant project The Centennial Public House in northern Colorado. Here are a few progress shots! Opening very soon. Stay tuned! 
Our work with Jungalow on their pop-up (opening soon in Los Angeles) has continued to be a delightful project. With interesting builds, great colors and a great design collaboration, this promises to be a project for the history books.
 Jeff and Kevin recently took a trip to Colorado to talk about some upcoming project, but also drop in to check on some we never had the opportunity to visit. Luna's - Greeley, COSexy Sammies 1 - Greeley, COSexy Sammies 2 - Greeley, CO |
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