We are able to work closely with clients and their architects to deliver a complete furniture package using standard and bespoke elements which is demonstrated with one of our long term clients, Eimskip. Eimskip opened a new HQ in central London in prestigious offices and required a scheme that reflected their ambitions and company culture with open light and fun offices.
Having worked on other office projects we knew that the specification would be high and budget would be tight without compromise on either quality or design. We supplied a bespoke reception desk which was manufactured from a single piece of Icelandic volcanic rock with blue laminated glass worktops – all of which had to be craned into Golden Square! The workstations and conference table were also similarly designed featuring coloured LED downlights and Kartell Bourgie table lamps on each desk.
The seating in the office was also fairly bespoke with soft seating provided in reception and break out areas using Artiforts C905 sofas in black leather and Little Tulip chairs in bright orange fabric which were very colourful. All operator and conference chairs were Interstuhl Silver chair in Orange and Black leather a pure indulgence but fantastic!
One of the most challenging areas we supplied came in the form of the bespoke white storage walls which had a dual purpose, to hide the IT equipment and also form storage. That wasn’t the challenging part the 2000 sections of wood cut to illustrate icicles were as each had to be painted and fixed to the doors/walls of the storage unit which concealed plasma TV’s and power.
If you think that your offices are in need of something similar please get in touch and let’s talk about how we may be able to help deliver a stunning interior regardless of budget size.
Eimskip is one of the worlds leading shipping/transportation companies with an emphasis on shipping transport to and from Iceland; it offers total transport solutions around the world. Eimskip has offices in 16 countries worldwide as well as agents in other strategic locations.