Inspiration

At Studio Other we place great emphasis on intentional manufacturing and distribution practices that minimize pollution and leave a smaller carbon footprint. For those reasons, we work with local Los Angeles vendors whenever possible. When sourcing items for our holiday gift this year, a custom herb box, our team became familiar with LA Laser Cutting Services located in East Los Angeles.

Betty is a Sr. Industrial Engineer within the Studio Other Team. His passion to create is what initially led him to Studio Other, and what continues to drive his hobbies outside of the office. Currently, you’ll find him busy making hand-strung art and custom cutting boards using recycled leftover materials from Studio Other projects. Beyond art-related interests, Betty loves camping, anything involving nature and costume contests.

Custom furniture can make your business and its offices look unique. While custom furniture can improve your aesthetic, you need to ask some questions before you purchase any.

Studio Other’s client is an American Home Building company with several locations across the US. Given the confidential nature of their work and their need for daily collaboration, several obstacles and goals were brought to the table during the ideation phase.

Meet Jason, he’s got music in his blood. Jason Doerr, Studio Other Industrial Engineer, has been perfecting his Luthiery (the construction of stringed instruments) and amp building craft since before he can remember. With a dual love of building and music, he began Kraken Music in partnership with his Uncle Fernando, a retired Aerospace Engineer. Together, they meticulously hand-build wood guitar bodies and amps using locally sourced materials, each piece created with an attention to detail that can only be administered by one with a love for the craft.

Two years ago, Studio Other’s journey with an iconic NBA team began. With a team as highly-regarded, unmistakable and loved as this one, Studio Other, their partner, architecture and design firm Gensler, and the client, agreed that the end solution needed to strongly express their brand and reflect who they are as an organization. In fact, this brand expression was taken towards its purist and most literal form, with elements of nets and basketballs expected in the final designs.