Within the production office, expansive rooms with high ceilings house a range of creative environments from a dedicated screening room and writers’ room to a curated film and television library, as well as areas where props and memorabilia (including pieces from Fargo and handcrafted puppets) become part of the spatial storytelling. These generous volumes, while architecturally striking, required lighting strategies that could bring a sense of intimacy and human scale to support focused creative work. At the same time, the design extends downstairs to 26 Keys Letterpress, where handmade cards and printed matter are produced reinforcing the studio’s culture of craft, narrative, and tactile storytelling across different creative disciplines.