Zachary Pulman Design Studio

18/06/2026

Atmosphere, materials, colours, language and intention. They’re all part of our process, along with the identity of the brand itself.

But we’re less interested in applying a brand to a space than creating one and building it in.

At The Lucky Goat, the brand is in the fabric of the room. The shapes that informed the brand’s identity (we’re looking at you, goat eyes!) became the architecture.

When that works, you stop reading it as branding and just read it as a place. And a room people remember is a room they come back to.

More on how we approach competitive socialising design, link in bio.

02/06/2026

Our inspiration goes far beyond furniture, materials or colour palettes.

We’re equally interested in the feeling of a space. The atmosphere, the energy, the way people move through and connect with it.

Every project begins with understanding the mood and the feeling we want a space to evoke, and how we want people to behave once they’re in it.

The result is... spaces look good, and make you want to stick around.

1. By .art for Elle Belgium (feat. + Chavelli Inghels)
2. Cayo Coco rooftop bar at , Vienna
3. Unknown
4. Party with +
5. x launch

28/05/2026

Every brand starts somewhere.

Here’s the journey behind ’s logo, inspired by the intensity of the goat’s gaze and its damn strange rectangular pupil.

You don’t know till you know 🐐

21/05/2026

05/05/2026

Not visit. Not pass through. Work in, the way you settle into somewhere that feels permanently, comfortably yours.
So that’s what we built.
Textured. Warm. Layered. Lived-in. With just the right kind of mischief.
The Lucky Goat. Full brand and interior by Zachary Pulman Design Studio.
Come for the games. Stay for the —— stories.

15/04/2026

Our latest project, doing what it was designed to do.
Great to see it captured so well by .

📍Swingers Boston, Back Bay.

13/04/2026

Our latest project, and the details do the work 🎯

Each space, the bar, the crazy golf courses, the arcade, the food hall, was considered as part of one connected experience, designed to keep guests moving, competing, and staying longer.

Great to see it captured so well by .

📍Swingers Back Bay, Boston.

09/04/2026

Another has swung into town, this time in Boston 🏌️

We’re delighted to be the designers behind the crazy golf concept and immersive leisure destination.

Swipe to explore the experience – link in bio for more.

Photos by .

26/02/2026

I’ve never been a fan of glass staircases.
They’ve always felt uncomfortable to walk on, structurally clunky, and scuffed within weeks.

So how did I end up with one in our terraced house in East London?

A large skylight, a glass staircase, and the removal of part of the loft floor transformed what is usually the darkest part of a Victorian home, the circulation space, into something remarkable.

Now, from the ground floor to the roof, there’s a clear sight line and an unexpected sense of openness.
The result? A hall with nine metres of ceiling height and heaps of natural light.

It’s still a bit odd walking on glass.
But I’ll take it.

If you have a wild idea for your home you’d like some help with, we have one space available for a residential project starting in the next few months. Email us at [email protected] to set up a call 📞

16/02/2026

Step inside with 👀🎤

Proud to be the interior designers and art directors behind this bold New York karaoke experience.