Office furniture and exhibition space in a minimalist style

A space of presentation, received guests must be open and welcoming to reflect the philosophy of the company, and the other. Japanese architect Juko Nagayama has recently unveiled their latest project – in collaboration with the talented landscape architects Toshiya Ogino, they have created furniture still super-modern and functional office.

Office furniture – inspired by nature

A reputable company for the skin Kobe asked architects Juko Nagayama with the task of giving their office furniture burst of freshness. Beautiful nature around the city inspired the architects of their design. Ultimately, minimalist interior has been created, which is strongly influenced by nature. The receiving chamber has been divided into several zones, which are visually separated from each other by screens to wood. Thus, each department can independently organize meetings with clients and presentations. Clever space saving furniture to provide storage space for all portfolios and documentation. Edit layers gives the interior structured work. The minimalist atmosphere forms the framework for the special quality of being. The gray walls of untreated concrete is buzzing with accents of wood and glass insert.

Modern office equipment – concrete and wood characterize the interior

When decorating the hall, the architects have created a rock garden in traditional Japanese style inside and planted bonsai trees. Trees create a seamless connection between modern architecture and nature. Timeless charm wins office furniture with glass insert. The land ceiling windows let the sunlight above shows the inside.

Thanks to their creativity, the architects have managed to maintain a perfect balance between tradition and modernity. Functional and comfortable, elegant and original – how can you describe the configuration.

Visually separate partitions dining in different areas

Court or office supplies? The architects have created a rock garden

The interior is structured and very elegant

Glass walls linking the areas of presentation