The Office
A workplace fit-out across nine spaces, built to hold focus work, quiet conversations, and everything in between — glazed meeting rooms, a full-height workstation floor, and a lounge that doesn't feel like an afterthought.
Reception & Lobby
A slatted walnut wall backs the marble-textured reception desk, lit by a pair of black pendants. A low sofa and round coffee table give visitors somewhere to sit, while glazed meeting rooms with dotted privacy film line the corridor beyond.
Open Workstation Area
Rows of bench desking run beneath an exposed concrete ceiling and linear pendant lighting, each cluster fitted with drawer pedestals and a small plant. Floor-to-ceiling glazing on both sides keeps the skyline in constant view.
Conference Room
Ten chairs surround a long walnut table under a single pill-shaped pendant, facing a wall-mounted display for presentations. A low credenza and a potted dracaena soften the corner, with dotted glass keeping the room private without closing it off.
Manager Cabin
A dark wood desk faces full-height glazing over the skyline, backed by built-in shelving lit from within and styled with books and plants. A black leather chair and one considered piece of framed art keep the room feeling personal, not corporate.
Pantry / Break Area
Charcoal cabinetry and open shelving hold the coffee machines, plants, and everyday clutter of a real break room. Two café tables in mixed grey and mustard chairs sit under a window with skyline views, a cork board keeping notices off the walls.
Collaboration / Lounge
A grey sectional in navy and mustard cushions faces an open shelving unit staged with plants and books, with deep blue lounge chairs completing the seating. Oversized wall lettering sets the tone, and the workstation floor stays visible through the glass beyond.
Restroom
A floating wood vanity with a vessel sink sits under a backlit mirror strip, warm stone tiling continuing down a corridor of dark timber stall doors. A single framed print and a potted plant mark the turn.
Meeting Room (Small)
A round table and four chairs sit between a wall-mounted display and a full whiteboard, so the room works for both video calls and a working session. A low credenza and a plant keep it from feeling bare.
Private Focus Room
A single-person nook in acoustic charcoal felt panelling, built for calls that need real quiet. A floating desk holds a laptop and a desk lamp, with an overhead shelf for a plant and a stack of books — small, but not an afterthought.