Office interior design in Cambridge
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Office interior design
We know that a great workplace is one that mirrors your business’s vision and values. There is, or should be, no such thing as an identikit office space, and with this in mind, we pride ourselves on creating cutting-edge and cost-effective office interior design concepts that are unique to your business. We believe that a workplace is a business asset - which must communicate, inspire and engage. We have discovered that immersing ourselves in your world enables us to understand your business challenges and workspace limitations. This allows us to produce office interior design ideas which are both innovative and inspirational. Research shows that a well-designed office interior can elevate the productivity of your staff by 25% and boost your business efficiency. As professional interior designers, we pledge to create a workspace that will help to reinforce your brand identity in order to promote your services and product, and attract a higher quality workforce. |
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Office Interior Design for Cambridge Intelligence in central Cambridge
Testimonial:
Founder and experienced lead interior designer at AZ Interiors , Alicia Zimnickas offered something fresh and new compared with other office design experts. She was excited by the design brief: to create somewhere cool for the team to work and relax, not just to impress visitors (although that too). Her greatest challenge was transforming the dark, L-shaped basement. The team use this space for lots of things – a place to prepare food and eat lunch together, but also hold meetings, run company social events (think movie nights and computer gaming competitions), and host local meetups for up 40 people.
We went for a natural, organic theme, with smooth wood, clean lines and Scandinavian furniture. With a statement light fitting and spotlights to brighten up dark corners, the space now feels light and airy. There’s room for a large group to chat over lunch around a big table (something of a Cambridge Intelligence tradition), but also smaller tables for quiet times.
Cambridge Intelligence HQ
Founder and experienced lead interior designer at AZ Interiors , Alicia Zimnickas offered something fresh and new compared with other office design experts. She was excited by the design brief: to create somewhere cool for the team to work and relax, not just to impress visitors (although that too). Her greatest challenge was transforming the dark, L-shaped basement. The team use this space for lots of things – a place to prepare food and eat lunch together, but also hold meetings, run company social events (think movie nights and computer gaming competitions), and host local meetups for up 40 people.
We went for a natural, organic theme, with smooth wood, clean lines and Scandinavian furniture. With a statement light fitting and spotlights to brighten up dark corners, the space now feels light and airy. There’s room for a large group to chat over lunch around a big table (something of a Cambridge Intelligence tradition), but also smaller tables for quiet times.
Cambridge Intelligence HQ
Here is a video showing office space interior design for CI in Cambridge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUlM6VxFw54&t=25s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUlM6VxFw54&t=25s
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
Interior design by AZ INTERIORS, Interior Designers Cambridge
The other floors benefited from the design treatment as well. There are more natural tones in desk areas, and clever pops of colour in comfy, relaxing breakout spaces, so gives an opportunity to take time out on a sofa when we feel the need.
Office interior design - Reception area for Cambridge Intelligence HQ in central Cambridge
Separating reception from the team working areas with large glass panels helps waiting visitors feel welcome but not isolated. It also gives the team a little privacy without losing light.
Cambridge Intelligence HQ in Cambridge reception area. Artwork by Alicia Zimnickas
