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DPWPR

HOUSTON , TX

 

FROM THE CLIENT

MaRS distinguishes themselves through visual storytelling, crafting bespoke timeless projects. Their dedication to maximizing highly creative design solutions within budget constraints is unmatched in the industry, resulting in spaces that are unique to each client and product brand.” - Dancie Perugini Ware, Dancie Perugini Ware Public Relations

 

FEATURES + ACCOLADES

“MaRS architectural design studio recognized for two commercial projects” by Katherine Feser, Chron.com, July 2019

“Exclusive: New office tenant for Tilman Fertitta’s The Post Oak revealed” Houston Business Journal, January 2018

“Houston’s Dream Office: Powerhouse PR Firm’s Historic Downtown Digs Create Buzz,” by Rebecca Sherman, PaperCity July 2015

“Texas Belle” by Edie Choen, Interior Design June 2015

 

PaperCity Design Awards 2020, Runner-up for Best in Commercial Design

“Houston’s Most Interesting New Buildings — Architecture Award Winners Wow” by Shelby Hodge, PaperCity Houston, June 2019

AIA Houston 2019, Interior Architecture Best of Year Honoree for Small Office, Interior Design 2015

Best of Year Honoree for Small Office, Interior Design 2015

“Best in Commercial Interior or Architecture”, PaperCity 2015

“Best Office Space,” Modern Luxury Interiors Texas, January 2015

 

 

NARRATIVE

The new digs for the Dancie Perugini Ware Public Relation’s headquarters builds upon the brand previously developed for but with extra flair and panache. The new offices for DPWPR reflect the crisp, sophisticated workplace where public relations gurus entertain luxury clients such as Audi, Louis Vuitton, and Billion Dollar Buyer’s Tillman Fertita. Bright white, light-filled, and loaded with midcentury style, the 14,000-square-foot full floor office space in The Post Oak conjures the look made famous by Mad Men—but with a decidedly 21st Century agenda. That’s primarily a reflection of the firm’s owner, Dancie Perugini Ware, whose bold personality and tailored image informed every design decision. The offices is adorned with custom lighting throughout, custom wallcovering to resemble Ware’s Chanel suits, custom printed tile featuring news clippings of her clients, which are accented by large-scale furnishings and feature chandeliers and a rotating art collection.