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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.
NEX
NEX, a financial technology company, required loose seating across 12 executive suites and meeting rooms in their City of London office.
NEX, a financial technology company that encourages technological advancements to improve markets, appointed Hunters to coordinate the procurement of their loose furniture package across 12 executive suites and meeting rooms in their City of London office.
High-end was the watchword for this project. Products of the highest quality were chosen with pristine finishes and luxuriant feel. Hunters specified some key statement pieces from Connection to complement the scheme.
Centro tables were specified in a black stain for a high-end finish in the restaurant. Muse privacy booths were placed in corridors and open space areas to create places of focus and privacy within the space through the absence of walls.
Products of the highest quality were chosen with pristine finishes and a luxuriant feel.
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