Corporate

Can your business benefit from an interior design consultant?

Both aesthetics and the way your business functions are equally important considerations in designing spaces. Does your facility support what you do and how you do it? This is a critical question any professional interior designer should ask.

You should also consider the business's ability to generate revenue. Measure the cost of an interior space against the potential of that investment to support revenue generation. Determining what this "value" is for you and your business is another way an interior designer can help.

Finally, do your homework. Complete a sincere, detailed evaluation of what you need and how much you can afford to meet your project's requirements. Then talk to the professionals at i.d.o. We'll help you validate your analysis against industry trends, standards and current cost projections. Together we'll determine what's appropriate for your business and develop a plan that meets your needs.

• Corporate and Commercial
  
• Hospitality
  
• Education
  
• Healthcare/Retirement
  
• Other

Residential

Our design expertise covers residential interiors as well, although we connect with residential clients through relationships in the commercial interior design market. Because i.d.o. does consultant work mainly in the commercial arena, we do not have the same business model as most residential interior design firms. For this reason, our business strategy and approach to service delivery is very different. For more information, click here.

Sustainable Design

Building an environmentally sustainable future takes vision and experience. At i.d.o. incorporated, we have both. Our award-winning, sustainable corporate office in downtown Indianapolis — the city’s first LEED-certified building and the state’s fifth — and having LEED® Accredited Professionals on staff testifies to our commitment to environmentally conscious interiors.

While other firms are still in a learning curve, we are perfecting our design skills to serve clients increasingly aware of the financial, social and environmental benefits of sustainable buildings.

Sustainable design does more than reduce environmental impact. It involves a holistic rethinking of design to produce interiors that enhance human well-being and the future of our planet.

As responsible corporate and global citizens, i.d.o. Incorporated pledges to carry out this mission through pursuing new solutions, sharing knowledge and creating ideas and interiors that honor the broader goals of society.

Current and previous environmentally conscious projects and references include:

• Red Light, GREEN Light
  STIR Magazine (Sherwin Williams Publication) - (March 2008)
• i.d.o. Incorporated: Corporate Headquarters
  Case Study for creating our own LEED-CI certified space
• Adopting 'green' design is smart, cost-effective
  A recent article from the Indianapolis Star (March 2007)
• "Design Matters: Designing offices for productivity, image and sustainability"
  An article from Indiana Business Magazine (September 2006 )
• "Taking the Lead in Being Green"
  A recent article from the Court and Commercial Record (August 25, 2006; Vol.112, No. 10)