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Warsaw, Poland
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Office interior in Warsaw
Warsaw, Poland
Designing spaces is a complex and multi-stage process. We adapt it to specific functions and uses. However, there is a point that remains constant in all cases. We always care about the ecological aspect of interiors and therefore incorporate it wherever possible.
In the current climate, many companies are choosing to work remotely, opting out of renting office space. Some, taking advantage of the home office time, decide to refresh and reorganise spaces to make it more pleasant for the crew to return to the company's headquarters.
Friendly and sustainable interiors have a huge positive impact on employee concentration and productivity. The zoning of the office ensures that employees are comfortable no matter what they are doing. The minimalist space, arranged in an open office system, means better organisation of work and easier communication.
The layout of the rows of desks is enriched with pots of greenery, which adds fresh energy and cosiness. The plants incorporated into the panels on the desktops have other important functions besides the decorative one - they remove toxic substances, including formaldehyde emitted from glued wooden furniture, as well as benzene, toluene, ammonia, acetone. They neutralise the microparticles released when carpets rub together and the radiation from electrical appliances, of which there is no shortage in the office. Potted flowers also have an impact on air quality.
The colours of the walls and furniture used in the interiors complement the functional division of the space and accentuate the individual zones. Colour simply brings positive energy into the room. Yellows and oranges symbolise success.
These colours also stimulate creativity and have a positive effect on interpersonal relationships - which is why furniture in these colours has appeared in meeting rooms and telephone booths.
Grey, white, silver and metallic promote precision, clarity, efficiency, creativity, accuracy and effectiveness - we have used these colours as the dominant ones in the open space. Blue and navy blue introduce an energy of calm, freedom and freshness. They are a symbol of professionalism and good communication - they appear on accessories in the meeting rooms and in the relaxation area.
In the current climate, many companies are choosing to work remotely, opting out of renting office space. Some, taking advantage of the home office time, decide to refresh and reorganise spaces to make it more pleasant for the crew to return to the company's headquarters.
Friendly and sustainable interiors have a huge positive impact on employee concentration and productivity. The zoning of the office ensures that employees are comfortable no matter what they are doing. The minimalist space, arranged in an open office system, means better organisation of work and easier communication.
The layout of the rows of desks is enriched with pots of greenery, which adds fresh energy and cosiness. The plants incorporated into the panels on the desktops have other important functions besides the decorative one - they remove toxic substances, including formaldehyde emitted from glued wooden furniture, as well as benzene, toluene, ammonia, acetone. They neutralise the microparticles released when carpets rub together and the radiation from electrical appliances, of which there is no shortage in the office. Potted flowers also have an impact on air quality.
The colours of the walls and furniture used in the interiors complement the functional division of the space and accentuate the individual zones. Colour simply brings positive energy into the room. Yellows and oranges symbolise success.
These colours also stimulate creativity and have a positive effect on interpersonal relationships - which is why furniture in these colours has appeared in meeting rooms and telephone booths.
Grey, white, silver and metallic promote precision, clarity, efficiency, creativity, accuracy and effectiveness - we have used these colours as the dominant ones in the open space. Blue and navy blue introduce an energy of calm, freedom and freshness. They are a symbol of professionalism and good communication - they appear on accessories in the meeting rooms and in the relaxation area.
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