The SPP interior included the Morava meeting room, lounges, foyer and creative meeting room.
Final solution for the foyer interior.
The dominant element of the foyer was the acoustic suspended ceiling, which in gray color smoothly transitions to the wall and optically softens the space. The gray carpet and high-quality wallpaper with imitation concrete continue the suspended ceiling and create a harmonious, uniform environment in neutral tones.
I supplemented the interior with several light sources, which also extend to the side wall covered with acoustic slats. When they are lit, the ceiling and wall change dynamically thanks to differently placed lamps. The acoustic ceiling is present in all rooms, thus connecting and unifying them.
The foyer space is enriched with modular furniture, which brings color and playfulness, but at the same time maintains the formal character of the room. Light wood and glass skylights above the lounge doors give the interior airiness and illuminate it even more.
The final interior design of the Morava meeting room.
I designed the Morava meeting room with an emphasis on the formal and representative atmosphere that I wanted to achieve in this space. The dominant element was a large meeting table made of natural light wood, the shape of which describes the floor plan of the room. In the middle of the table are several built-in sockets for any cables or microphones.
The walls combine wallpaper with wooden paneling in the lower part, which achieves a visual connection with the furniture. The windows are equipped with dark curtains, which allow for light regulation during presentations and at the same time add contrast to the otherwise bright interior.
I paid special attention to the lighting - a distinctive linear LED element on the ceiling not only illuminates the room, but also makes it special with its shape. A glass partition in the back separates the smaller kitchenette from the rest of the room, ensuring undisturbed meetings. The acoustic ceiling, carpet and curtains ensure that the sound in the room will not be reflected from the walls, and the leather chairs from INCLASS provide the necessary comfort and quality when sitting.
Final solution for the lounge interior.
When designing the interior of the lounge, I stayed in the same color palette as in the other rooms. I rounded the edges of the tall built-in wardrobe of an atypical shape, and its grooves serve as handles for opening individual parts. In the middle of the room, there are tables that can be combined into different shapes and thus create a variable working environment. The chairs are from INCLASS, but this time they are upholstered in light fabric.
Final solution for the interior of the creative meeting room
The yellow part of the room intended for interviews became the most striking element in the creative meeting room. This element visually divides the room into two zones. The second zone is intended for relaxation and support of creative thinking. Yellow in interiors encourages creative thinking and communication, making it ideal for work and learning spaces. The shade of yellow used is consistent with the color that appears on the SPP logo.