MidCity Office Furniture helped Daily Post, a video production company newly located in the 600 block of Main Street in downtown Buffalo, pay homage to the old while keeping the space new and modern.
"I knew what I wanted and Katie helped me to hone in on it," stated Andy Donovan, president and founder of Daily Post. "I absolutely love it, everyone that walks in the door loves it."
Katie Clark, CEO at MidCity Office, helped to make existing furniture from Daily Post's old office space work with the new space and furniture.
"My biggest fear was that customers would come in and say 'I really liked your old space.' Katie helped to make sure that didn't happen."
Donovan wanted to create a new vision in the move from Franklin Street to Main Street in Buffalo. He chose to work with Katie because she had seen the old space and had a good design sense and strong team behind her at MidCity.
"Andy was open-minded to any idea that I sent him," said Katie.
The furniture at Daily Post helps to define the creative culture of the video production business. The furniture in the space helps employees to be creative while minimalist design allows them to be productive. The editing rooms are set up in a similar style to a living room because that it where client's customers will be viewing their advertisements. The seating in these rooms gives client's enough space to be able to work while being comfortable. The furniture, which follows a neutral palette, allowed Andy to assimilate splashes of color into the design of the rooms.
The client lounge, which pays homage former space occupants Big Daddy Records and OPM lounge, offers clients a space to brainstorm outside the editing rooms.
"Katie saw and understood vision and was able to deliver solid, beautiful furniture that was functional."
