White painted walls, light brown tinted cement floors and glass Crittal-style steel framed glass doors that discreetly partition the space into different zones underpin the designers’ ascetic yet elegant aesthetic. A palette of natural materials like smoked oak, MDF, leather and velvet that pop up in bespoke and vintage furnishings, along with colourful wool carpets, imbue the workspaces with warmth, while large indoor plants in custom-designed black-painted steel pots add lush accents.

Iconic pieces like Marcel Breuer’s Cesca Chair in brown leather, Egon Eiermann’s SE 68 Multipurpose Chair, Roman Modzelewski's RM 58 Armchair and Christian Dell’s Kaiser idell desk lamp are mixed with vintage finds such as a leather sofa sourced from the Netherlands, and Bauhaus-inspired simple, contemporary furniture, including several bespoke pieces designed for the project such as the conference table in the meeting room and the communal table in the kitchen/break room. The result is serious mid-century-modern vibes, further underpinned by ceiling fans, installed in lieu of air-conditioning, window blinds and vintage switches. With an additional meeting room that doubles as a playroom, this is an office that knows that when it comes to workplace productivity, ambience and character are key.