tm:rw is a destination to the extraordinary, where design, innovation, and well-being shape the future. A platform for creators to break boundaries, and for people to step into the next era of innovation — discovering, experiencing, and shaping what’s possible.
Home of innovation
We feed curiosity
Home of innovation
We foster innovation
Home of innovation
We are building tm:rw
Home of innovation
We feed curiosity
Home of innovation
We foster innovation
Home of innovation
We are building tm:rw
The creators of tm:rw
Vision
At tm:rw, we believe in the power of creativity — fueling creators, inspiring bold ideas, and shaping the future.
Mission
tm:rw exists to ignite innovation and empower creativity. We’re building a global platform where creators, brands, and consumers discover new ideas, connect meaningfully, and shape the future together.
Values
Committed to excellence and innovation, tm:rw embodies a bold art de vivre — where creativity, discovery, and futureforward ideas come to life.
Technology that moves culture forward.
tm:rw exists for the love of innovation.
We are the destination that champions the next generation of creators, the world’s biggest brands, and everyone in between. Rooted in creativity and driven by discovery, tm:rw connects creators, curators, and consumers in moments that make them go, “wow”.
We believe in empowering imagination.
From visionary design to cutting-edge technology, the tm:rw group embodies a distinctive art de vivre—a way of life where innovation and creativity aren’t just celebrated, they’re lived.
This is tm:rw. Where the next is now.
Candler building
Rising 24 stories above Times Square, the Candler Building isn’t just architecture, it’s always been a portal to the extraordinary. Built in 1913 by Coca-Cola magnate Asa Candler, it was once the tallest office building in New York.
A century later, it still dares to stand out.
Mid-century modern
By mid-century the Candler Building was something else entirely: a launchpad for storefront hustle, flickering fantasies, and the raw energy of a city in flux. It didn’t resist the chaos, it absorbed it.
The Candler in 1950's was less polished. More real. Still visionary.
Real time reinvention
In the 1980s, the Candler Building wasn’t polished, it was electric. Its once-grand Beaux-Arts bones stood tall above a street-level symphony of neon signs, theaters, arcades, and grit. The future felt uncertain. But the energy? Unmatched.
The Candler in the ‘80s didn’t apologize. It pulsed. It adapted. It endured.
Revival mode activated
By the 2000s, the Candler Building was no longer just watching the transformation of Times Square, it was part of it. A bold new tenant? McDonald’s, lit like a spaceship, wrapped the ground floor in gold arches and LED. Iconic, and symbolic. The Candler wasn’t fading into history. It was being reprogrammed.
The Candler of the 2000s didn't attempt a comeback but a reintroduction. Because legacy doesn’t mean static.
Digital naturalism
In a building that once bottled Coca-Cola and broadcast the buzz of old Times Square, tm:rw will transmit something entirely new. Inside the historic Candler Building, a new kind of energy pulses, Digital Naturalism, where nature and code collide in breathtaking harmony.
Once a symbol of early 20th-century ambition, the Candler will host a visionary escape from the noise outside. Past and future merge as tm:rw reshapes the space, preserving its bones, but reprogramming its soul. What was once a monument to industry becomes a sanctuary of invention. Organic textures meet generative design. Light shifts with movement. Curiosity is rewarded.
Welcome to tm:rw — where legacy breathes, and the future blooms.
Candler building
Rising 24 stories above Times Square, the Candler Building isn’t just architecture, it’s always been a portal to the extraordinary. Built in 1913 by Coca-Cola magnate Asa Candler, it was once the tallest office building in New York.
A century later, it still dares to stand out.
Mid-century modern
By mid-century the Candler Building was something else entirely: a launchpad for storefront hustle, flickering fantasies, and the raw energy of a city in flux. It didn’t resist the chaos, it absorbed it.
The Candler in 1950's was less polished. More real. Still visionary.
Real time reinvention
In the 1980s, the Candler Building wasn’t polished, it was electric. Its once-grand Beaux-Arts bones stood tall above a street-level symphony of neon signs, theaters, arcades, and grit. The future felt uncertain. But the energy? Unmatched.
The Candler in the ‘80s didn’t apologize. It pulsed. It adapted. It endured.
Revival mode activated
By the 2000s, the Candler Building was no longer just watching the transformation of Times Square, it was part of it. A bold new tenant? McDonald’s, lit like a spaceship, wrapped the ground floor in gold arches and LED. Iconic, and symbolic. The Candler wasn’t fading into history. It was being reprogrammed.
The Candler of the 2000s didn't attempt a comeback but a reintroduction. Because legacy doesn’t mean static.
Digital naturalism
In a building that once bottled Coca-Cola and broadcast the buzz of old Times Square, tm:rw will transmit something entirely new. Inside the historic Candler Building, a new kind of energy pulses, Digital Naturalism, where nature and code collide in breathtaking harmony.
Once a symbol of early 20th-century ambition, the Candler will host a visionary escape from the noise outside. Past and future merge as tm:rw reshapes the space, preserving its bones, but reprogramming its soul. What was once a monument to industry becomes a sanctuary of invention. Organic textures meet generative design. Light shifts with movement. Curiosity is rewarded.
Welcome to tm:rw — where legacy breathes, and the future blooms.
Leadership
Nathalie Bernce
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Jacov Nachtailer
Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
Cecilia Sequeira
Managing Director and Chief Finance Officer
Rory McCloskey
Business Development Director
Jordan Traxler
Global Head of Marketing
Michael Mullaji
Global Store Director
Rupak Pal
Head of Operations
Hicham Fikry
Global Partnerships Manager
Emma Merville
Senior Finance and HR Manager
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