Every set
with its own character.

Design and use

Forum is a studio project for an online channel, current affairs, interviews and panel discussions. The central rounded desk seats four. A city panorama, illuminated shelves and fully designed side walls provide backgrounds for both the wide shot and diagonal views. Graphics on the desk fascia and side display can give the set the identity of a particular show.

A standing presenter station sits beside the screen on the right. A separate lounge with a two-seat sofa and two armchairs is set farther forward on the left, behind the main desk camera line. This separation gives the lounge its own shots while keeping the desk’s side views clear.

One space can accommodate a four-person debate, a lounge interview and a screen-led analysis segment. The layout, palette, panorama and branding areas can be tailored to your production.

Style and atmosphere

Restrained editorial elegance: matte black, satin graphite, smoked wood and grey upholstery. A cool evening city view contrasts with warm niche lighting. Broad wood panels on the left and calm graphite cladding on the right give the side angles distinct backgrounds.

Design and use

A spacious breakfast set combines a conversation lounge, a culinary island and a topic display. A three-seat sofa and two armchairs occupy the left; a kitchen island with two stools sits on the right. Clear floor between the zones supports presenter transitions and changes of camera angle. The city panorama creates an upper-floor atmosphere and can change with the time of day.

The set suits lifestyle conversations, health and culture segments, and short product demonstrations. The kitchen is a presentation module; sink and appliances are optional variants that do not alter the main layout. Branding belongs on the display and island front.

Style and atmosphere

A bright city loft: oak, travertine, ivory plaster, terracotta upholstery and subtle brass. Soft morning light, generous glazing and low furniture create a domestic atmosphere.

Design and use

A flagship evening news set with a central three-person anchor desk. Concentric stages and a double light ring establish the main axis. A rear world-map panorama supports both the wide shot and presenter close-ups. A separate standing area on the right has a portrait display and compact lectern.

The layout supports bulletins, guest interviews, data analysis and remote contributions. Silver fins on the left balance the portrait display on the right. The red accent is a separate material for straightforward broadcaster recolouring.

Style and atmosphere

Formal symmetry in white, navy and brushed aluminium. Fine red lines define stage levels while screen graphics remain calm and legible.

Design and use

A bright weather set built around a large map and an open presenter area. The main display occupies the left rear wall. A shallow stage defines the standing position with a clear silhouette against the map. A sky-blue desk on the right supports expert conversations, with a portrait screen for forecasts, photographs or charts.

The set also suits climate, educational and environmental coverage. Plants and oak soften the technical display surfaces. Maps in the project images are decorative examples; production graphics should be supplied separately.

Style and atmosphere

Sky blue, pale stone, white frames and sage greenery. Soft portals and diffuse light create an open, approachable environment.

Design and use

A futuristic studio with a clear, modelable structure. A white crescent desk sits on a graphite podium. A panoramic video wall leads across the set, while a gently tilted light ring provides a distinctive signature. A demonstration area on the right sits between two portrait screens.

Orbit suits technology and science shows, product launches and data presentations. The stepped violet-lit fins on the left are decorative elements, not circulation stairs. All luminous edges use independent materials for rebranding.

Style and atmosphere

Graphite, white forms, brushed metal and controlled teal and violet accents. Geometry and light create the futuristic effect through buildable elements.

Design and use

Meridian combines a main presenter area with an intimate lounge. A white oval desk for two sits on a broad stone podium; two olive armchairs and a low table occupy the right. A panoramic landscape display provides a calm background for interviews, business presentations and brand communication.

Separate platforms distinguish functions without enclosing walls. Oak slats organise the right side, and a suspended oval light ring unifies the space. Architectural arches visible in the display are background artwork, not additional geometry in front of the screen.

Style and atmosphere

Contemporary architecture in pale travertine and natural oak. Sandy tones, olive textiles and soft light create a composed, welcoming setting.

Design and use

A compact two-presenter newsroom with a wide display and a strong desk axis. A white-and-graphite desk sits on a single circular podium. The panoramic map dominates the background; metal fins and narrow light bands add depth.

Compared with the larger Bulletin, this layout concentrates on one principal composition with small perspective changes. It suits concise bulletins, market analysis and digital newsrooms. A left-side opening can reveal a simplified newsroom or a neutral city background.

Style and atmosphere

Navy, graphite and cool blue. Brushed metal, a satin floor and a light desk fascia keep foreground and background distinct.

Design and use

A two-person interview studio inspired by a quiet art gallery. Two sage armchairs surround a low sculptural table on a circular platform with a soft rug. A rear arched opening frames the landscape, while light from the right shapes furniture and faces.

Forma suits video podcasts, expert conversations and editorial interviews. The absence of a desk encourages an informal exchange. Slats and a low shelf on the left introduce detail while keeping the central background uncluttered.

Style and atmosphere

Warm white, sage upholstery and pale stone. An arch, rounded forms and restrained props keep attention on the conversation.

Design and use

A three-person commentary set for sports and esports. An angular graphite desk with red underlighting stands on a broad platform. The main LED wall supports show branding, scores or video; two flanking portrait screens can carry line-ups and statistics.

The broad desk provides separate axes for a host and two analysts. Asymmetric ceiling panels add energy without occupying the floor. Face lighting remains neutral, with red restricted to the set and displays.

Style and atmosphere

Angular forms, dark graphite, ruby lighting and broad displays. A high-contrast identity with controlled surfaces behind faces and graphics.