BOUTIQUE HOSPITALITY
Atmosphere is everything. Each space is designed to stir emotion before a word is spoken or a drink is poured. Through rich layering and intentional detail, we choreograph moods that linger long after guests leave.
Boutique Hospitality Design
A restaurant has a different rhythm at lunch than it does after dark. A hotel lobby needs to welcome a guest with luggage and give someone else a reason to linger. The way a place is used is part of its character.
Full Circle develops the creative direction, layout direction, materials, lighting, furnishings and visual plans for boutique hotels, restaurants, lounges and experiential venues. Product sourcing and the level of design coordination are defined for the project.
Jennifer works alongside your architect or contractor to connect those decisions, from the first impression to the surfaces, seats and details people spend time with. The result should feel specific to the place and the people it welcomes.
Katch Twenty Two
Small footprint. A different evening, depending on where you sit.
Katch Twenty Two in Lecanto began with a compact, boxy floorplan shaped by the site size and setback requirements. Full Circle joined after the foundation was in place, with several locations already fixed by earlier decisions.
The challenge was to make the most of the seating within that footprint while offering a variety of places to settle in. Jennifer designed a central banquette island with privacy partitions, creating flexible seating and distinct experiences within an intimate room. Returning guests could choose another spot and enjoy the restaurant from a different perspective.
The owner wanted a sophisticated, bold environment with a city sensibility and the presence to match its craft cocktails. The seating plan helped make that experience possible within the building’s constraints.
The bathrooms? Jennifer’s favorite part. If you stop by, take a peek.
