Stone Bank’s interior renovation of an existing three-story, 26,242-square-foot building in west Little Rock was meticulously crafted to embody boldness, strength, and sophistication, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to service and security. Every element reflected its vision to “Bank Bolder,” creating dynamic, nature-inspired spaces that project warmth, confidence, and refinement.
Natural light played a transformative role, with a striking two-story glass enclosure at the building’s front and seamless glass walls throughout, allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the interior. A bold material palette, finely curated details, bespoke furniture, and custom art celebrating Arkansas’s natural beauty further elevated the space. Live plantings reinforced the bank’s deep connection to The Natural State, establishing its headquarters as a benchmark for excellence in both banking and workplace design.
The team worked directly with the clients and construction team to create a phased project plan. This included temporarily shifting the teller lines to a separate part of the building during the construction of the permanent teller area. Different departments and teams were shifted throughout the building as needed, planned by the stakeholders and design/construction team. FFE had to be closely coordinated with phasing plans, including delays and changes in schedule, so the coordination efforts were very involved on this project.
