Well-being is a state that relates to emotional, physical and mental balance. When people are relaxed and happy, their thoughts and ideas can run free. Achieving personal goals and self-realisation also contribute to well-being. The current awareness of health and mindfulness along with a desire for increased social interaction is promoted by a sensual and communicative design and transferred to the office with the help of a harmonious environment. Values, such as empathy and emotionality, are gaining in importance, and cosy offices can now help to increase employee satisfaction, promote creativity and ultimately improve productivity.
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INVITING OFFICE
This room combines functionality with comfort. Warm and soft colours create a cosy atmosphere, while light woods and dark frames provide a contemporary elegance. The warm, expressive yellow takes centre stage and is accompanied by delicate lilac and pink tones. The “Inviting Office” concept stands for a friendly, balanced design language with a positive aura and promotes dialogue and social interaction.
WARM OFFICE
Soft red and cream colours give the office a sociable and stimulating touch that supports communicative working. In combination with earthy, subtle colours, they create a cosy, homely feel in the room and establish a calming and stylish working environment. The use of warm woods, a rounded design language and a cosy lighting atmosphere create a collective feel-good space.
RELAXING OFFICE
Relaxing, refreshing shades of green support a mindful design language that blurs the boundaries between inside and outside. In combination with calm beige tones, natural materials, such as wood and stone, and a biophilic design, we incorporate natural elements, thus creating an authentic and natural minimalism. Plants also enhance the quality of the space and support a healthy working environment.
INTIMATE OFFICE
Natural powder and beige tones look familiar and are reflected in the soft textile surfaces and light-coloured woods with soft grains. Slowing down and mindfulness are top priorities in the “Intimate Office”. The environment is tailored to human needs and the subtle colour scheme creates a calm, relaxed atmosphere. The result is a protected space that radiates a sense of security and allows plenty of freedom for individual expression.
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