In conversation with Craig White, Founder and Creative Director of Whiteroom Agency

Craig White, Founder and Creative Director of Whiteroom Agency

How Intuitive Workplace Design Boosts Employee Growth

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There’s power in rejecting the traditional. Just ask the Whiteroom Agency and Sweaty Betty. In the latest episode of Space by Stansons, host Guy Stanley welcomes Craig White, Founder and Creative Director of Whiteroom Agency, for an immersive conversation (and walkthrough) on the transformational nature of designing the HQ for Sweaty Betty in the heart of London.

What You’ll Learn

How to translate retail design principles into engaging workplace environments that reflect brand values
The "Curtain Architecture" framework for creating flexible spaces that adapt to different needs
The "Design Essence" principle for maintaining brand consistency throughout workplace design
How to create multi-functional spaces that support both creative processes and practical business needs
Why soft materiality and thoughtful zoning can enhance workplace wellbeing and productivity
How to future-proof office design through flexible, scalable solutions that support business growth

Tune in for a masterclass on creating a workplace that visibly drives and enables business growth!

Craig White is the Founder and Creative Director at White Room Agency, specialising in experiential design and workspace transformation. With over 20 years of experience spanning retail, trade shows, and corporate environments, he has pioneered innovative approaches to merging brand experiences with functional workspaces. His work with White Room Agency has helped global brands like Sweaty Betty and Wolverine create spaces that embody their values while fostering collaboration and creativity, personifying the evolution of modern workplace design and brand-aligned environments.

“We definitely start with research and ideation, and we do deep dive into the brand. We understand the values, principles, approach, the community, what they're looking to achieve. When we start a project, we like to create an essence for a space, we like to give it a soul, and we'll probably do some internal work.”