HOSPITALITY


We craft meaningful design. We seek to redefine the creative industry by inspiring, enriching, and engaging the human experience. Our work defines the guest experience through visual storytelling and attention to every detail. Our design approach is built on a deep understanding of nearly every hospitality brand and a passion for creating environments embedded in local culture. Our designers are sensitive to our client’s vision. Our interior design creates brand loyalty and added value for owners and operators.

The Junction Hotel - Frisco, TX

This project envisions a luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown Frisco, Texas. Designed to serve both regional travelers and the growing North Dallas market, the hotel will blend refined hospitality with a distinctly local identity.

The concept centers around creating an intimate, elevated guest experience—featuring thoughtfully designed suites, a signature restaurant and bar, and a dynamic rooftop destination overlooking the city. Interiors will balance timeless materials with modern sophistication, reflecting Frisco’s evolution as a cultural and economic hub.

The property aims to become a regional landmark, attracting business travelers, weekend visitors, and the surrounding community alike through curated design, layered amenities, and experiential programming.

Ca lé Restaurant - Chicago, IL

Rooted in Andalusian heritage and reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, Ca lé is an immersive Mediterranean space where architecture and atmosphere work in quiet harmony. Curved forms, layered textures, and a palette of rich browns, beiges, and deep blues shape a sequence of intimate moments, guiding guests from entry to bar to dining with intention and ease. Anchored by a luminous central bar and softened by sculptural lighting, drapery, and a seasonal fall tree, the interior balances old-world craftsmanship with modern restraint—creating a setting that is both refined and effortlessly alive.  

Interior of a modern lounge area with a large window showing a green landscape and ocean, featuring a plaid-patterned armchair, a brown sofa, a small black side table, and wood-paneled walls

Luxury Golf Simulation Concept - Nationwide Roll Out

A nationwide rollout of a luxury golf simulation brand with a signature Maybeck aesthetic—timeless, neutral, hospitality-forward interiors—featuring high-performance simulation bays, refined grab-and-go market amenities, and private phone rooms designed for comfort, focus, and elevated member experience across every location.

Modern hallway with mixed textures, including a brown textured wall, a white carved wall, and a stone wall at the end, with a pathway lined with white pebbles and lighted stones, and three beige sinks with black faucet on the right.

Eos Spa — Southern Utah

Inspired by the goddess of the dawn, Eos Spa pairs natural stone and soft, circadian-friendly lighting with elemental features—fire, water, and open-air atriums—to create a restorative flow from arrival to treatment to reflection. Maybeck unified brand, architecture, and interiors into a single wellness narrative: a warm-neutral palette, tactile finishes that endure, and a plan that balances intimate quiet zones with social lounges. The result is a spa that feels calm, clear, and operationally seamless—designed to welcome guests from first light to last ember.

Interior of a modern cafe with a long bar, various tables and chairs, large windows showing greenery outside, and decorative lighting fixtures on the ceiling.

Restaurant Rebranding - Chicago

We prioritized simplicity in design to cultivate a tranquil and purposeful atmosphere. By incorporating clean lines and striking a balance between form and function, we aimed to create authentic interiors that serve as a perfect backdrop to showcase the food. Our approach involved ensuring harmony and cohesion in their branding, interior color schemes, materials, and furniture selection, all working together seamlessly to craft a memorable ambiance and maximize space utilization.

Indoor restaurant or cafe with tables, chairs, large black pendant lamps, and floral artwork on a glass wall at night.

MiCocina

MiCocina Klyde Warren park: An iconic Tex-Mex restaurant featuring an inviting patio and dining area, a separate bar experience and an outdoor walk-up service window, the newest Mi Cocina will offer food and drinks that appeal to all generations of Park-goers. The design preserves the original beauty of the building while incorporating unique aspects of Mexican culture, including a custom art installation from artist Luis Sottil.

MiCocina Southlake: The redesign blends contemporary pieces with modern Mexican influences, giving off a sophisticated vibe. Updates include an expanded mezzanine dining space, a semi-secluded booth section, an interior balcony that overlooks the main dining room and a refreshed patio.

Bar with green illuminated counter, decorative green glass centerpiece, champagne glasses, pink bar stools, and framed certificates on wall.

Absynthe

For a restaurant to earn a Michelin Star, food critics focus on quality products, mastery of technique and personality of the dishes among other things. We used that same criteria and set of standards to design the space. Chefs around the world struggle with trying to impress a diner with “new” visuals, using textures, colors, aroma, shapes, architecture, balance, and anything else they can think of. And we as designers face the same challenges!

Interior of a modern restaurant with dark walls, wooden flooring, and large windows with sheer curtains; tables are set with white tablecloths and black napkins, surrounded by black leather chairs; there is stylish lighting and black and white wall art.

Fogo De Chao

A selection of projects from the National Restaurant Brand, Fogo De Chao. Rebranding of their existing locations in Chicago, San Diego, Los Angeles, New York and Dallas locations. Modernizing the exterior facades, redefining the customer dining experience, incorporating “the lounge” into the bar experience, expanding on the open kitchen concept, updating lighting packages to better the overall ambience, re-selecting interior finishes and creating new architectural elements to better define the cadence, circulation and rthymn of the dining experience. Updated FF&E packages. Creating a mix of seating groups to add variety and offer more options to customers.