Design project for a consulting firm office in Moscow.
The office is located on the 57th floor of the Federation-East Tower in Moscow-City.

Modern interiors have become the standard for advanced office spaces, but many companies strive to emphasize their individuality by rejecting standard developer solutions. We created a project that reflects contemporary design trends, where clients not only receive services but also spend time comfortably in meeting rooms or the director’s office.

The main open-space area is designed with ergonomics and the needs of lawyers in mind: built-in power outlets, LED lighting, ergonomic furniture, a modern air conditioning system, and in-floor radiators for precise temperature control.

Director’s office is designed concisely: it features a comfortable sofa and a T-shaped table for receiving guests. Panoramic windows offer a view of Moscow-City, and for comfort, blackout roller blinds are installed to protect from bright sunlight.

The open-plan office layout combines with unconventional solutions for the three columns — they are transformed into art objects using metal mesh panels and lighting. Utilities are concealed in the ceiling, painted in a graphite color.

The walls are finished with paint, and wooden panels are installed at the entrance for the future company logo.

Director's office

Meeting room is designed minimally: walls are partially finished with modern gypsum panels, partially painted. A whiteboard for notes and material mounting is provided for team work.

Floor covering is Burmatex Infinity carpet tiles. Lighting is implemented using linear LED fixtures and hidden ambient lighting.

This is a space where both employees and management can work comfortably. If the office is a second home, then our task is 200% accomplished.

Meeting room