After more than 18 months of extensive renovations, the Jewish Museum of Maryland will reopen its doors this February. Ashton Design collaborated with the Jewish Museum on the two new exhibits that will be on display at the museum’s reopening.

Hotel Business covered the complete repositioning and redesign of a local Baltimore institution, formerly known as The Admiral Fell Inn, and now known as The William Fell. Ashton had the great opportunity to partner with Meyer Jabara Hotels on renaming and rebranding the hotel as it prepared to enter Hilton Tapestry’s portfolio.

Lavender Hill was the motivating force behind Denver’s first Winter Pride Festival. The dynamic brand was built to support a variety of events just like this one.

WBAL covered Mayor Brandon Scott’s ribbon cutting to open Elijah Park, a new 177-acre mixed-use space in Port Covington. The Black Lives Matter mosaic, created by local students with a case designed by Ashton, is the heart of the park.

Baltimore Beat interviewed Bromo Arts District’s Executive Director, Emily Breiter, about the importance of Bromo to the city’s creative community and the purpose behind the district’s rebrand.

As the new facility readys to open in September 2025, we’ve been having a blast designing spaces Baltimore kids will enjoy—including creating a super-sized purple raven at the entryway, made from the hands of the iconic Boys & Girls Club logo.

Great write-up in Bmore Art about the significance of the Collective/Action exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. We're proud to have designed and installed the show graphics that help transform the gallery from a static space into a charged place.

Baltimore’s “oldest free and public festival” is still going strong, with the brand we created for it is still looking fresh.

SquashWise is a great non-profit using sports to help kids in the community level up. We’re particularly pumped to help them turn a former Greyhound bus terminal into a state-of-the-art squash center for student athletes, opening in 2025.

At Ashton, 2023 was a big year for big impact. Check out our top themes, projects, and takeaways and get a sneak peek of where we’re headed next.