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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.
Security Company
This computer security company’s new office space in London was designed to promote collaboration and provide a variety of environments for people to work effectively in.
A computer security company recently moved into a new office space in London, designed by workplace design firm Thirdway Interiors and furnished by dedicated furniture experts TRIBE.
The clients were looking for a new office space that promoted collaboration and provided a variety of different environments for people to work effectively depending on their activity, mood and personal working preference. ThirdWay Interiors created several zones including conventional workstations, breakout spaces, chill-out areas, booths and individual workrooms.
Connection furniture was used in the lobby & breakout spaces. The contemporary Leo sofa & chair range was a natural choice for these areas to create a premium and stylish feel.
Leo‘s sprung tension seating gives an abundance of comfort whilst the removable feather-cushioned arms continue the feeling of wellbeing with added luxury. Stylish detailing with delicate laser-cut metal legs make Leo an elegant and distinctive furniture piece.
Luxurious Leo‘s sprung seats provide an abundance of comfort.
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