Madelynn Ringo's guest appearances

Madelynn Ringo

Design Voice Podcast

RETHINK RETAIL

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Madelynn Ringo is an architectural designer specializing in experiential spaces that resound with purposeful beauty. With an insatiable passion for problem-solving and high regard for heartbeat moments, Ringo creates storied environments expressed within a formidable architectural framework. Simply, Ringo scales brand identities to life with a commitment to feel-good originality. Ringo received her Architecture Master’s degree from Yale University and employs her classical training through an intuitive lens that celebrates beauty and architecture as an experiential artform. Her sculptural approach to space powers Ringo’s adventurous use of texture, form, materials and color, pushing functionality into a realm of convention-breaking appeal. Previously, Ringo served as the creative lead on retail experiences for Glossier, designing locations in Miami, Boston, Austin and Atlanta.  Immersive experiences for iconic brands such as Studs, Bala, Funny Face Bakery and the Museum of Ice Cream are among her portfolio of designs for beauty, wellness and culturally inclusive lifestyle brands with a focus on collaborative exploration, collective solutions and a strong belief in spaces that resonate.  Madelynn is also the Head of Studio Design for aging wellness brand Modern Age, bringing the customer experience to life through careful consideration for every customer touchpoint.  Ringo founded Brooklyn-based Ringo Studio in 2020 with a focus on collaborative exploration, collective solutions and a strong belief in spaces that resonate.  In this episode, Madelynn shares her experience moving to New York City, navigating the early years of her career and curating her professional experiences before starting her own studio. Madeleynn talks about her design process, why she loves the discovery phase of projects, and how she balances inspiration versus invention in the visually saturated world that we all live in now. We also talk about designing for Gen Z and Millennial audiences, and the desire to create emotional reactions in people when they enter a space. You can also find Madelynn on Instagram @madelynnringo.

Madelynn Ringo is an architectural designer specializing in experiential spaces that resound with purposeful beauty. With an insatiable passion for problem-solving and high regard for heartbeat moments, Ringo creates storied environments expressed within a formidable architectural framework. Simply, Ringo scales brand identities to life with a commitment to feel-good originality. Ringo received her Architecture Master’s degree from Yale University and employs her classical training through an intuitive lens that celebrates beauty and architecture as an experiential artform. Her sculptural approach to space powers Ringo’s adventurous use of texture, form, materials and color, pushing functionality into a realm of convention-breaking appeal. Previously, Ringo served as the creative lead on retail experiences for Glossier, designing locations in Miami, Boston, Austin and Atlanta.  Immersive experiences for iconic brands such as Studs, Bala, Funny Face Bakery and the Museum of Ice Cream are among her portfolio of designs for beauty, wellness and culturally inclusive lifestyle brands with a focus on collaborative exploration, collective solutions and a strong belief in spaces that resonate.  Madelynn is also the Head of Studio Design for aging wellness brand <a href="https://modern-age.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Modern Age</a>, bringing the customer experience to life through careful consideration for every customer touchpoint.  Ringo founded Brooklyn-based <a href="https://ringo-studio.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ringo Studio</a> in 2020 with a focus on collaborative exploration, collective solutions and a strong belief in spaces that resonate.  In this episode, Madelynn shares her experience moving to New York City, navigating the early years of her career and curating her professional experiences before starting her own studio. Madeleynn talks about her design process, why she loves the discovery phase of projects, and how she balances inspiration versus invention in the visually saturated world that we all live in now. We also talk about designing for Gen Z and Millennial audiences, and the desire to create emotional reactions in people when they enter a space. You can also find Madelynn on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/madelynnringo/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@madelynnringo</a>.

#79 Curating a Career and Spaces that Resonate with Madelynn Ringo

Glossier

For those of you who may think retail is dead, think again. Today we’re joined by Madelynn Ringo, the designer and founder of Ringo Studios, and the mastermind designer behind stores you’ve seen all over your Instagram like Glossier, Studs, Bala, and more. After getting her Architecture Master’s degree from Yale University, Madelynn has become widely known as a creative at the helm of experiential design - scaling brand identities to life with a commitment to originality, bold textures, larger than life objects, and colors that just make you feel good. In this episode, Madelynn discusses her creative process of bringing brands off screen, what makes a space “instagrammable,” and her thoughts on the ever-changing retail industry.   Follow Madelynn here https://www.instagram.com/madelynnringo/   Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For those of you who may think retail is dead, think again. Today we’re joined by Madelynn Ringo, the designer and founder of Ringo Studios, and the mastermind designer behind stores you’ve seen all over your Instagram like Glossier, Studs, Bala, and more. After getting her Architecture Master’s degree from Yale University, Madelynn has become widely known as a creative at the helm of experiential design - scaling brand identities to life with a commitment to originality, bold textures, larger than life objects, and colors that just make you feel good. In this episode, Madelynn discusses her creative process of bringing brands off screen, what makes a space “instagrammable,” and her thoughts on the ever-changing retail industry.   Follow Madelynn here <a href="https://www.instagram.com/madelynnringo/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/madelynnringo/</a>   Produced by <a href="http://www.dearmedia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dear Media</a>See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.