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Ascentis wanted an interactive, hybrid workspace which inspired their staff. The result was a vibrant and collaborative workspace which supported flexible, modern working practices whilst retaining a sense of fun and freedom.
Leonardo
Leonardo wanted to refresh their café area and develop a design identity that could be rolled out to the cafés on other sites.
The previous café space was only utilised in part during the day and Leonardo wanted to maximise the value of such a prime space within their facility ensuring that the redesign enabled multi-use across the whole working day.
The new design, layout and furniture was specified to accommodate space for breakout, informal meetings, hosting customer events and dining.
Xpresso chairs in neutral grey, black and white were specified for the work-café areas, with Tryst sofas and Tryst console booths providing comfortable and inviting spaces to retreat to, for meeting, working or taking a break.
The design result is a light, airy space full of visual interest, playful touches and contemporary furnishings within a clean, stylish aesthetic. Beautiful wood finishes and generous planting create a sense of connection with nature.
Leonardo were keen to integrate more natural-looking colours and textures to enable people to relax as they take a break from the office environment.
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