Interior design of an advertising agency

Times are changing and decoration is increasingly making its way into the professional world. The directors of an international advertising agency located in a tower in a business district wanted to redesign their premises and bring a warm and creative atmosphere to them. Four spaces were the subject of our expertise: the lobby, the boardroom, the dining room and a rest room.

Lobby

The HR director of the agency wanted to dedicate a fairly large space to employees in order to create a place for “informal” work meetings where everyone could feel at home.

The technical constraints of heating, air conditioning and security required reworking the ceiling to achieve an aesthetic result.

Various “lounge” corners were organised so that the spaces could be used by as many people as possible. The presence of fabrics and “concrete effect” carpet gives the place a cocooning and muffled atmosphere.

The choice of colours for the furniture gives the place a recreational and inspiring spirit for employees. Finally, the mix of styles avoids monotony in this workplace.

The result of this office space design project is a great success with employees who now use this 80m² space continuously. It would seem that it is difficult to book this room…

Boardroom

The 60m² boardroom was created in a semicircular space on the management floor. The challenge was to create a sober and elegant space equipped with the latest home automation technologies.

As the room can accommodate more than twenty people, soundproofing work was carried out particularly on the floor and ceiling.

This project was carried out in close collaboration with the IT department to allow the installation of advanced home automation capable of managing all the comfort of this room: booking system, temperature, electric blinds, light dimming, screens, security and glass opacity for privacy.

The table of more than 8 metres long was made entirely to measure. The general lighting is provided by the Warp 1 pendants by Henri Bursztyn, like luminous waves suspended in space. The yellow colour of the seats provides the “pep” necessary for this studious atmosphere.

Dining room

How to create a sober, intimate and warm space to receive clients or suppliers, in a tower? That is the challenge addressed by this 25m² dining room, which can also serve as a meeting room.

In order not to break the atmosphere of the place, the raw concrete ceilings were left in their original state and helped to set the direction for the design.

The industrial atmosphere found in the factory pendants, but also in the raw wood indirect lighting and the ceramic table, is counterbalanced by the series of fabric seats that bring comfort and softness.

The neutral tones of beige and khaki are echoed in the blinds and wallpapers and give the place a cosy and restful ambience.

This loft style would make you forget that the whole space is located in an office tower overlooking a business centre.