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Fever-Tree

Fever-Tree7,000 sq ftHammersmithCAT B

Fever-Tree’s flagship office feels like the company’s forever home. From the hand-lettered logo adorning a 10m scaffold board to the sustainably styled pop-up bar and an abundance of natural materials throughout, we’ll forgive you for thinking the brand has its roots in Hammersmith.

It’s surprising to learn Fever-Tree is new to their 7,000-square-foot head office. Until that is, you understand the sense of adventure feeding the beverage company’s steady success.  Fever-Tree are born explorers with a bold brand. When Thirdway received the brief, it was clear from the start this would be a pioneering design project.  

    The building’s complex architecture presented a challenge in creating a dynamic and cohesive workplace. Our response was to embrace Fever-Tree’s adventurous spirit, translating the brand’s core values into a simple yet impactful design. Black flooring runs from reception through to the upper floor and into the rear workspace, creating a strong contrast with whitewashed walls and raw timber accents. Soaring timber feature walls, stained black and finished with hand-painted brand elements, add a distinctive focal point to each work area, while the floor plan has been carefully designed to support organic team growth.

    Brand details are woven throughout the space, with meeting rooms named after Fever-Tree tonics and taste wheels illustrating the complexity of each mixer. A pop-up-style bar reinforces the brand’s innovative approach, while raw timber accents continue throughout the communal areas. Furniture also plays an important role in expressing Fever-Tree’s character. Tribe sourced a considered mix of vintage and second-hand pieces, including mid-century seating, combining traditional and contemporary styles to create a workplace that feels distinctive, characterful and true to the brand.