The client wanted to create a comfortable and stylish workspace in light colors. The designers set out to create a space with an atmosphere of stability, calm, confidence, and comfort. They were inspired by the calm coastal landscapes of the island.
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2023
The designers aimed to use interior design to reduce the level of nervous tension in order to solve legal tasks more effectively in the office. They chose light warm shades for the color scheme, and wood and travertine stone as the predominant materials in the design.
The large panoramic windows in the representative area had to be equipped with sun protection systems. For this purpose, wooden blinds were used, which organically blended into the overall interior and created an aesthetic composition of light and shadow. The space is devoid of excessive clutter and is associated with the eternal: the sea, sandy beaches, and sunny slopes. Such an environment helps to reduce stress, increases concentration, and sets you up for serious work.
The staircase leads to the executive floor, which is a two-level space along the glazing. The designers played with linear wave-like lamps to delicately emphasize the multi-layered structure of the floor.
The third level is a mezzanine separated by a solid glass fence from the main space. This area is exclusively for office employees and has offices with a high level of privacy.
The team was tasked with incorporating the existing elements of the space into the new interior. They preserved the wall cladding, flooring, kitchen area, and bathrooms, which was a cost-effective solution for the project. An additional dining area was added to the existing kitchen. The restroom area had to be partially transformed, including moving the entrance from the kitchen area to the transit area.
The office is designed to provide comfort and reduce stress for both clients and employees. Being inside, you forget about the bustle of the city and are completely immersed in the atmosphere of a company that guarantees stability and peace of mind to its service users.
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