Design Feature
Purity of concrete
in design
Discover Issadesign’s brand new office
utilising concrete as a design feature.
WHEN AN interior design firm moved into its new office in downtown
Montréal, Canada, recently, it wanted to create a work space that is
both inspiring and pleasant for its employees and clients who visit.
The client reception area is also clearly separated from the work areas.
The firm named Issadesign occupies two floors of the premises and
the lower floor is a hotbed of creativity centred around a big conference
table which takes pride of place in the middle and is surrounded by
a portfolio of past work that staff and clients can easily refer to for
inspiration. The ambience in this work space is cosy, intimate and
highly conducive for sparks of creativity.
The higher floor is mostly white and illuminated with natural
lighting. This floor serves as a workshop for designers to work on
projects or draw plans on workstations. The broad structural concrete
staircase connects the two floors and reflects the firm’s design tastes
and simplicity in design.
More information at www.issadesign.com
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