When a design perfectly aligns with a company's culture, it becomes a template for future growth. Our first collaboration with this client in Gdynia proved that a logistics giant could successfully pivot from a standard corporate environment to a warm, residential-inspired workspace. For their new Warsaw office, the client’s goal was simple but ambitious: to replicate that success and create a workplace that employees genuinely enjoy coming to.

Because the aesthetic developed for the Gdynia office was so highly appreciated, we naturally continued and refined this approach in Warsaw. We utilised a warm, inviting colour palette to enhance the home-like feel, strategically contrasting these earthy tones with the client's signature corporate blue in key representative areas.

A top priority defined by the investor was ensuring acoustic comfort and visual privacy within the large open-space areas. To achieve this without building oppressive walls, we divided the floorplate into smaller, human-scaled sectors. We utilised elevated storage units with built-in lockers as natural boundaries, topping them with lush greenery to soften the visual landscape.

Because sustainability is a foundational value for the client, eco-friendly and "less-waste" solutions were a natural and non-negotiable choice for the design. We prioritised the use of natural and recycled materials at every level of the fit-out. The ceilings feature compostable wood wool and recycled felt, while the floors are covered in bitumen-free recycled carpets that offer excellent acoustic properties.

A standout feature of our sustainable approach was the strategic reuse of existing assets. From the very outset of the project, we planned to salvage selected elements from the client’s previous office and central warehouse. Old acoustic panels were creatively repurposed into custom decorative wall features, giving them a new, elevated life within the space rather than sending them to a landfill.