Our vision is to transform the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit.
Studio TILT is part of the wider practice of Oliver Marlow, a designer, strategist and creative director focused on the relationship between space, creativity and culture. The studio works with organisations to translate purpose into spatial strategy; codesign environments; and lead creative direction across workplaces, campuses and cultural spaces.
We have delivered over 50 projects across five continents. Recent work includes strategic briefs and spatial roadmaps for workplace; cultural and civic clients in London and Europe.
Oliver Marlow is a designer, strategist and creative director; founder of Studio TILT and of an eponymous consulting practice focused on spatial strategy and creative direction.
His work integrates space and service, developing spatial and service strategies, and designing creative environments across workplace, education, health and civic spaces.
He is a Visiting Professor at Politecnico di Milano and IE School Madrid, Ambassador at Brera Design Week, The Expert Space Design Associate for the International Impact Hub Network, Cofounder and Creative Director at Studio TILT, Cofounder at the Social Workplace Conference and Founder at Oliver Marlow. He is also a Member of the Architecture and Design Urbanism Panel for the Mayor of London.
He is the co-author of Codesigning Space published by Artifice Books, and Spaces For Innovation, published by FRAME, from an original commission by NESTA. He delivers keynotes and workshops at numerous international conferences including Corenet, Worktech, Global Design Forum, Frame Lab and the Creativity World Forum.
The studio maintains a diverse client base, from FTSE 100 companies to International NGO’s via leading Cultural Institutions. Clients include Hiscox Insurance, AXA IM, E.ON, Zappos, UNDP, BNP Paribas, Mayor Of London, Ustwo, Mclaren Automotive, The Southbank Centre, The National Health Service, Greater London Authority, and over thirty Coworking brands worldwide.