An ergonomic and inspiring workplace

Every quote is personalized and depends on factors such as the office size, project scope, and level of finish.

Yes. An interior design project usually accounts for only 3−7% of the total budget, while 20−40% is spent on furnishings and 40−60% on construction and installation works.

Despite this small portion of the budget, the designer is responsible for the overall final result and for ensuring that the remaining 93−97% of the budget is spent wisely.

A good design minimizes mistakes, optimizes expenses, and allows you to create a functional, cohesive, and durable space without costly revisions.

There are several most common types of offices, differing in their way of working and space organization. Traditional office (private), Open Space, Hybrid / Flexible Office, Activity-Based Office, Coworking / Shared Offices, Boutique / Executive Office, Hot-Desking Office.

It is a functional and visual plan of the space, addressing the needs of users and the goals of the company. A good design increases productivity, job satisfaction, and serves as a showcase for the brand.

According to health and safety regulations, the minimum area is about 6 m² of free floor space per person (plus 13 m³ of volume).

However, for comfortable and functional work, we recommend approximately 10 m² per employee.

We design offices in Warsaw, across Poland, and throughout Europe.

We have many years of experience, and our team consists of qualified architects and designers who prepare both conceptual and detailed designs, and can also sign them off and guide them through the approval process.

Experience gained in international markets has allowed us to explore a wide range of solutions. We understand perfectly how to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but, above all, functional. We always know which materials and technologies can bring a project to life — and we propose specific, proven solutions and models.

Yes, of course. It is possible to renovate an office without a design project:

1. If the project does not require approvals from authorities.
2. When the changes are limited to light cosmetic renovations. For example, refreshing finishes, painting walls, replacing the floor with the same type, without altering technical installations.
3. When the functional layout remains completely unchanged. You don’t move walls, doors, or zones, don’t change the number of workstations, and don’t add new functions to the space.
4. If your goal is to open the office quickly, without aiming for a unique design or high ergonomics.
5. For a mini-office of 20−30 m², where the function is obvious and does not require a complex spatial division.

Yes, absolutely.
A good design is an investment that pays off on multiple levels:

1. Higher company productivity. The project allows you to properly organize the space and business processes.
2. Budget control without overages or shortages. You avoid unnecessary purchases and downtime caused by shortages.
3. The ability to conduct a transparent tender.
4. Long-term benefits. Even after 5, 10, or 15 years, you have complete archival documentation, enabling proper system operation, ongoing office maintenance, and quick, error-free renovations or preparation of a new project.

Layouts from developers are usually generic and designed for the “average tenant.” They don’t take into account the specifics of your company or how your business processes actually operate.

The key question is:
Does this layout truly fit the way your team works?

Every office needs a kitchen, storage room, or private office, but every company has a different departmental structure, unique workflows, and specific technical requirements.

Even with a clear vision, you need a specialist to turn it into technically correct and feasible solutions. A designer knows which materials to choose, how to run installations, and how to ensure ergonomics, safety, and durability.

You could say: You know where the plane should fly, the designer knows how to build it.

Most importantly, our clients can use this time to focus on what really matters: running their business, working, relaxing with family, living. They don’t need to learn the designer’s craft or oversee the entire process.

No, we design a variety of spaces: hotels, restaurants, cafés, gaming clubs, banks, as well as residential interiors.