The Boardroom, Birmingham City Football Club

Location

Birmingham

Status

Completed

Sector

Stadia

Client

Birmingham City FC

We have recently completed The Boardroom hospitality suite for Birmingham City Football Club at St. Andrew’s Stadium, in a tight delivery schedule comprising of 7 total suites for the club’s 2024 football season.

As the club’s most premium hospitality offering, luxury and elegance is a priority throughout the design to provide an elevated experience.

Modern hotel restaurant with round tables, beige chairs, a bar with bottles, large windows with city view, and decorative plants.

Design details include a marble bar top with custom edge profile crafted in Italy and curved details carved into walls. Hammered finishes on the bar reference Hallmark stamping, part of the jewellery making process which links to Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter – a subtle nod to the surrounding city in a sophisticated way. We really leaned into the premium aspect of the brief, to contrast with the other suites on offer and provide customers with a special, memorable experience.

Modern restaurant interior with beige upholstered chairs, wooden tables, and a bar counter with barstools. Shelves with decorative plates and vases on the wall. Pendant lights and a blue accent wall.
Modern hotel or office lounge with seating area, potted plants, and glass-walled conference room.
Empty dining area in a modern restaurant or cafe with round tables, beige upholstered chairs, and small potted plants on each table, divided by large glass partitions.

The concept plays on the club and stadium’s heritage as the name ‘Birmingham City Football Club’ and the stadium grounds were built from 1906. Deep blues nod to the club colours and graphics of early stadium imagery are treated in a tasteful bronze finish. Warm lighting details are built into joinery pieces to highlight certain areas and provide visual interest throughout.

Modern hotel lobby with brown and beige seating, wooden flooring, decorative shelves with vases and plants, and a sign on a table reading 'Strictly Private'