PROJECT INFO


Building architect HNW


Interior designer Ekho Studio ekho.studio


Client Moorfield and Melberry


KEY SUPPLIERS


Flooring Forbo


forbo.com Interface Carpet interface.com GAN


shop.gan-rugs.com/eu


Surfaces Rebel Walls rebelwalls.com/uk Quintessenza Ceramiche


quintessenzaceramiche.it Formica formica.com


Lighting Tom Rossau tomrossau.com


Left and top left Arches are one of the design’s key motifs


Right A U-shaped, large sofa in dark terracotta is dressed with a variety of plain and patterned cushions that fit with the colour palette, while two white incidental tables sit on a rug from Gan Rugs


Below right A laminate-clad planter creates a zonal screen, with a pool table located directly behind


site-specific Enso branding on the wall opposite that is backlit. The flooring here and throughout is Marmoleum tiling, using varying patterns and colours, while the ceiling is exposed to create maximum height, with white- coloured track lighting throughout. Approach the reception and you’ll see


the space’s first structural column, clad in a pattern of terracotta and blue tiles from Quintessenza Ceramiche in Italy, with a feature green grout. Above the tiling is the scheme’s first artwork, incorporating both an arch and a pottery shape. The bespoke reception desk to the left features a Hanex top and a cork frontage, with a bespoke 3D wall finish in blue behind it.


As the space opens up a tea point follows, with the focal point being a bespoke joinery seating lozenge. This features, at its base, a zigzag brick pattern – the same material and pattern also used on the back wall of the tea point and later in the scheme for the screens that lead to the games area. Above the banquette seat – and extending over the whole tea point area – are three inbuilt display shelves for planting. The tea point is lit by four pendent lights.


A large co-working and the smaller


quiet study spaces feature chairs in complementary colours and a variety of worktops and booths, with a large, central, bespoke, blue table as the focus point of the


co-working area. A graphic wallpaper by Rebel Walls incorporates a ‘city wall’ pattern in shades of terracotta. The co-working space also includes a large-scale potted plant and artworks featuring simple shapes that suggest pottery vessels.


In the gaming area of the ground floor amenity space, the feeling of a new zone is aided by a square suspended ceiling raft in blue over the sofa area, with four feature pendant lights. A U-shaped, large sofa in dark terracotta is dressed with a variety of plain and patterned cushions that fit with the colour palette, while two white incidental tables sit on a rug from Gan Rugs. Behind the sofa is a large- scale, laminate-clad planter creating a zonal


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