Cyber Security Company

The Project

When we were initially contacted, the client was considering two different buildings for their move, one of which was a clear favourite, so we concentrated on this and worked closely with them to create a unique design with a curved wall that worked with the building layout. The initial designs helped to finalise the decision on the building and, whilst the lease was being negotiated, we arranged some London showroom visits to decide on product styles and finishes. Once we knew what the client wanted, including the some acoustic booths with quite a large footprint, we went through a number of revisions until we got a final plan agreed for the furniture and, a plan that their chosen fit-out contractor could work from.

Although the footprint for the managers offices had been agreed, the client felt that the furniture selected just didn’t have the “wow” factor requested that we re-think these areas. We arranged a visit to one of our suppliers manufacturing facilities with a showroom. There, the client saw a brand new range of matte black executive furniture which was scratch resistant and the supplier agreed to add a special walnut edging which finished it off and, as you can see from the images, it certainly achieved the “wow” factor they had been looking for.

The client had a very strong vision of what they wanted from the outset of the project. We worked closely with them to ensure we sourced quality office furniture that will stand the test of time and within their budget, without compromising on their vision. All the time spent planning, viewing products, going through wood samples and fabric swatches was well worth it; the colour schemes work really well together and the finished office looked fantastic.