We are looking at a workspace for company managers and an exhibition area with samples of various processing options with demonstration of production capabilities.
Architects really liked the combinatorial approach to organizing samples in removable wall modules. It allows guests of the showroom to inspect and navigate quickly and easy. Main parts samples are also located on screens along the walls. Open-space is a prerequisite for a showroom.
The guest area with sofa and table is defined by a large-scale composition in the form of metal panel. The architect was inspired by symbolism of a tree as a collective image of wealth, fertility, development and abundance. The panel is made of sheet chrome-plated metal with laser perforation according to a sketch adapted for cutting. It is performed in the Art Deco style. The armchair and sofa near the drawing area have a decorative back contour hinting at an oriental ornament. The furniture is a combination of veneered elements of the Santos Rosewood precious wood and details painted in the RAL color palette, which subtly sets the Rosewood off. Wall panels are veneered with Bird's Eye maple, poplar and walnut.
