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Birmingham based interior designers, Hi Design are celebrating their first successful year of being an in depended design practise. With a vast portfolio of projects and a thriving client base Hi Design is already looking to expand its talented team.
Hi Design started out as a sister company to a fit out contractor based in Tipton but demand became so high for their commercial designs they realised the potential of being an independent company. Since then they have designed work-spaces for the likes of Jaguar Land Rover, The Co-operative and Phones 4 U. However the Swedish bank Handelsbanken has been Hi Design’s most loyal client to date with 40 of their UK branches being designed by the creative team, including the new Birmingham head office at 2 Colmore square.
Hi Design started out as a sister company to a fit out contractor based in Tipton but demand became so high for their commercial designs they realised the potential of being an independent company. Since then they have designed work-spaces for the likes of Jaguar Land Rover, The Co-operative and Phones 4 U. However the Swedish bank Handelsbanken has been Hi Design’s most loyal client to date with 40 of their UK branches being designed by the creative team, including the new Birmingham head office at 2 Colmore square.
Susan Whittle, the director of Hi Design comments,
“We were thrilled to be asked to design the regional head office in our home town Birmingham. After designing so many of their branches we now feel part of the family and we consider it an honoured every time we get asked to design a new branch. We are currently working on their milestone 100th branch in Iikley so we see our successful growth as a journey that we have travelled together. I have never looked back after becoming an independent agency, I have a great team and we are currently looking to expand it.”
Hi Design is currently working on two new projects for Heathcoats Fabrics based in Tiverton valued £1.2 million and Ultra Electrinics based in Greenford valued at £6.4 million so the company needs to expand to meet the demand. The design practise is recruiting to support their sales team as they continue to develop and venture into new industries.
