The design of the offices concentrated mainly on environmentally friendly materials, introducing green elements into the work space such as plants and flowers, even in enclosed spaces, both in the work tables and in the flush planters.

The regenerative effect of plants in work environments is evident and helps to recreate the cognitive sustainability that only contact with nature can give us. Users’ perception increases in value and the well-being that is felt is objective.

Another element that characterized the design was that of harmonizing the presence of shared working spaces with the conference rooms and the private offices, designed and arranged around the large open space. With a visual continuity enabled by sliding glass partitions, inspired by Japanese screens that guarantee the flow of light and eliminate visual barriers, the glazing consists of geometric panes in natural oak frames.

The side bookcase, again two-toned, accentuates the depth of the room by taking up the entire length of the space. So it is positioned in visual continuity between the kitchen area and the open space. The central part of the natural MDF bookcase is open and divides the two pieces of furniture, separating the dark grey parts of the cupboards and leaving the upper part suspended.

The kitchen area was custom designed in Carrara marble and grey MDF units. The team meets here for shared lunches around the large round table. This table, made of MDF with a grey top engraved with a rectangular pattern and bordered in blue like the metallic legs, is a tribute to Jean Prouvé.