Art leads the central phase in relation to the rock capital

Commercial business premises today have a series of benefits, but their design, while serviced, usually offers a little in the way of inspiration. For a retail parker CapitalThe Essential creative The team delivered space like a gallery showing a collection of canvases. “We designed the interior as a subtle background for strongly opposing art art, rich color and shape,” says Barnabas Grzelecki, the advantage of the project and the architect in a little creative.

The seat of 4,951 square meters is located in the Metropolita building located near Square Pilsudski in Warsaw, Poland. Fortresses characteristic drive + partner structures are invited in the entire office. The curves of all sizes abound, which creates a dialogue between the external and the room inside.

To adjust the tone with open, welcoming, covered with a structural column, not a traditional reception table, is an unexpected central part. The mirror on the ceiling softly reflects the light and visibly increases the environment. This zone also doubles as a social space, it connects imperceptibly with the kitchen separate sliding door. The couch, pouf and tables encourage cooperation.

The glass conference room contains a ceiling composed of slats with discretigious integrated lighting. Customized table of sintered stone, the same material used in the receiver area, mimic the appearance of rock. Concrete, wood and laminate similar water is evaporated together to ensure cohesive appearance.

A pallet with cream, beige and gray tones compensate for limited natural light on the first floor. The walls were completed with the background and gently raised textures for the establishment of a minimalist background for Pictures of Lukasz Stokovski by view. With dynamic spraying of red, orange and yellow, each job is specially made for this project. In accordance with the general topic, the meeting room is appointed after noticing artists such as Salvador Dali and Banksia, some of the favorite creatives Jakub Link, Avid Collector and Capital General.

The elements in the seat are currently thoughtful as art, everyone combines to provide elevated setting that still supports staff fulfilling tasks. “It is well thought out, modern and ergonomic offices, even more enriched with unique details and interesting forms,” Grzelecki notes. “It’s a space that employees enjoy coming to, the one who energizes them and motivates them.”

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Anna Zappri is a writer and editor based on New York with a passion for textiles, and can often be found on fashion exhibits or purchases for more books. Anna writes five columns Friday, as well as commercial content.