Surface Transformation & Brand

A commercial interior can need a new appearance long before its fixtures need replacement. Counters may still serve their purpose. Cabinetry may still provide useful storage. A customer writing table may remain perfectly suited to its location. Yet their finishes can leave the space looking disconnected from the environment the business wants to present. For property owners and facility managers, the question is practical: how much needs to change to achieve a meaningful tran

One Brand. Every Asset. For a road construction company, the brand travels with the work. It appears on trucks arriving at a project, equipment operating on site, trailers carrying tools, and the building where customers, suppliers, and employees arrive. Each of those encounters should point to the same company. For RMS Const Group, LLC, a construction company specializing in road work based in Winter Garden, Florida, Corio Design brought that idea into physical form. The com

See how Corio Design used 3M DI-NOC architectural film ME-2564 to transform Fresco Italian Restaurant in Windermere, Florida.

Cencora corporate culture graphics displaying company principles inside an Orlando warehouse A corporate name can change in a day. A workplace culture cannot. When a major organization introduces a new identity, the work extends far beyond replacing a logo at the entrance. Employees need to understand what the new brand represents, recognize themselves within it, and experience a consistent sense of purpose each time they enter the workplace. That was the opportunity behind t