Project description

As our next reference, we present the renovation of a prominent international law firm’s representative client and common areas. The project aimed to create a high-quality, contemporary interior that respects the architectural features of the neorenaissance palace building.

The designers treated the existing floor plan and walls as a given, preserving the high ceiling, original wooden windows, and classic herringbone-patterned solid wood parquet.

The interior design includes a reception area, client waiting rooms, and exclusive restrooms, as well as a lounge meeting room for more informal discussions. The client’s specific request was for the various client spaces to seamlessly open into one another, creating a well-functioning event space. The design incorporates elegant, curved forms that softened the sharp edges, fragmentation, and disruptive contrasts in the existing space. The result is a more refined, comfort-driven interior.

The curved design elements were complemented by sophisticated furniture and distinctive lighting fixtures, all provided by the Solinfo Group. The overall effect was enhanced with carefully selected accessories (from Home of Solinfo and Roche Bobois), curated by the Solinfo Home styling team, along with contemporary artwork.