The project gradually grew and took shape. Finally, we prepared 190 workstations for the Dürr office in Radom and we provided furniture for the offices, meeting rooms and social zones. We also offered a series of individual solutions. One of them is a canteen with wooden fittings. Many of the elements were tailored to this specific space. Complete with Tauko or Cafe – sure-fire winners of the café space - this relaxation zone became light and cosy.

Two in one

The client’s practical and pragmatic approach is reflected in the office layout. A lot of the furniture chosen by Dürr has more than one role to fulfil. Some products were modified as per the client’s request, so as to accommodate more functions. A good example is a series of wardrobes based on the Sand model, one of our modular acoustic products. Additional tubes installed between individual panels mean that the wardrobes not only have excellent sound-absorbing properties, but are also a practical solution, where the employees can keep their outerwear, and serve to introduce some order in the open space.

Also the Puzlo lockers have their place in the project. One the one hand, they are a place where you can store important documents and personal belongings, while on the other hand they serve as partition walls separating individual parts of the open space and lend a bit of privacy and cosy feel to the large area. SQart cabinets  placed under each desk offer extra storage space. And thanks to the soft, upholstered upper panel, they can be used as a seat by anyone who happens to approach the desk with some business.

- All of our suggestions or requests for changes were immediately reflected in specific solutions in the project. We could always count on the support of the designers and fitters - and we still can. We do appreciate all their efforts – says Paweł Gąciarski.

Room for more

The final result  of the project is a minimalism, neat, technical, wisely planned office, which highlights the client’s global nature. It has just what it takes. But due to its pragmatic design it could come across as a sterile and cold place. That’s why we decided to make it a bit more cosy by introducing wooden elements and soft finish. As a result, the new office in Radom  was received with such enthusiasm that it quickly became a reference for other branches of the company. – The quality of the project and our collaboration means we can recommend Nowy Styl as a team of experts properly qualified to take on new challenges –  claims Paweł Gąciarski. – For our part,  we are happy that the new space was warmly received by its new users  – adds Przemysław Bojar and reveals– We have already commenced negotiations on introducing new sound-absorbing solutions and more greenery, so chances are this collaboration will continue.