The Architecture of Product Storytelling - Grove Studio

About this episode

The episode explores the importance of storytelling in architectural product design with Grove Studio founders.

Ever wondered how the architectural products we specify get designed and why the ones that really speak to us have a clear and poignant story? We dive into this and more with Grove Studio founders and creators, Jim Looney and Julianne Cary. Since their inception in 2019 they have designed four thoughtful and timeless collections for Studioart Leather Interiors, James Dunlop Textiles, LINK Outdoor and Look Walls. Our conversation illuminates the role of storytelling in product design.  The Hue is brought to you by Pholio Co, a Dallas-based interior design rep agency led by Jessica Pinzon. Keep up with The Hue! Website: pholioco.com Instagram: instagram.com/pholioco We would love to hear from you! To reach out to us directly, email our team at: hello@pholioco.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

People in this episode

Host: Jessica Pinzon

Guests: Jim Looney, Julianne Cary

Topics covered

• product design
• storytelling
• architecture
• interior design
• entrepreneurship

Keywords

• product storytelling
• Grove Studio
• design collections
• interior design
• architecture

Sponsors

Pholio Co

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Grove Studio, Studioart Leather Interiors, James Dunlop Textiles, LINK Outdoor, Look Walls

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