O Street is in America.

O Street are moving to the USA. We’re chuffed (very pleased) to announce a third location for our shop: Denver, Colorado — a place we’ve been in love with for a while.

As of today, our resident American Josh is back home and representing O Street at WeWork LoHi.

O Street was founded on the belief that the big agency structure was bloated and inefficient. Rather than growing up, we’re growing out, building a network of lean studios working as one.

It’s a massive opportunity for our creative team and an opportunity for US brands to work with a European design agency without a transatlantic flight. People of Colorado, we’re looking forward to bringing a little colour (color) to your day.

Ta (thanks).

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