Ours is the business of remarkable, human experiences.
In a world obsessed with the seamless, the frictionless, and the detached, we find ourselves drawn to the surprising, the sticky and the delightful.
We design places where people shop, eat, stay, learn, work, live, and heal. We shape the experiences that make these places matter. Why you choose them, how you feel when you're there, what you remember, what you tell others, and ultimately, why you return.
A diverse design team
is a more creative team.
Our designers come from very different backgrounds and disciplines. We’re engineers, teachers, industrial designers, retail experience experts, hospitality movers and shakers, fashion designers and even had a helicopter pilot, just to name a few.
We built our team this way because we know the best ideas come when we start to look at a problem from new angles. We do this by sitting in an actual room together. We do it a few times a week, every week. We invite people in, we talk, we sketch, and we collaborate, and solve problems.
94 Bergies from 15 countries.
25 people have been here for over ten years.
Things we’re thinking about

The More Technical the Work, the More Human the Space
There is something we hear in almost every early conversation with an advanced technology company. We can spend an hour talking about robotics, AI, autonomous systems, clean energy, or an incredibly complex technical challenge, and then the conversation turns to natural light. Or where people are going to eat lunch. Or whether there is a place to grab a coffee, have a beer, or just step away from the work for a few minutes. I don't think that's a contradiction. I think it's the point.
What We've Learned From Submitting Hundreds of Award Entries
After hundreds of award submissions, one thing is clear: the strongest entries go beyond the project itself to uncover the people, details, and stories that bring a space to life.

Workplace Interior Design Veteran Rachel Goldenthal Joins Bergmeyer as Design Practice Leader
Goldenthal's Addition Deepens Bergmeyer's Commitment to the Future of Workplace and Commercial Design.





