Hinge Studio Architecture + Design

At Hinge Studio, our commitment to adaptive reuse doesn’t stop at the architecture—it flows into every interior detail. For our latest food and beverage project, we’ve been sourcing second-use pieces that bring a level of soul and personality you just can’t find in a catalog.

Since physical samples aren’t an option when buying vintage or reclaimed, we get creative with our visualization process to show our clients exactly how these "found" treasures will anchor their space. It’s an opportunity for us to pour a little extra love into the process, ensuring every chair and light fixture has a story to tell. 🪑🎨

Inside Donum sits a monumental tapestry by Ghanaian artist El Anatsui, woven from discarded alcohol wrappers. His work transforms industrial waste into shimmering textile-like surfaces that reflect light, labor, and global trade.

At Hinge Studio, we’re inspired by this approach to adaptive reuse—reframing discarded materials as sources of beauty, meaning, and sustainability. Like Anatsui, we see design as an act of renewal: reimagining what already exists to build a more conscious future.