The major design challenge for Superimpose that came along withthis vision was to create an office interior that was not only meant for working but also serves as a showroom, event space, workshop-space and a placewhere people might want to work on their way to their next destination.

Superimpose designed a smart plan layout working hand in hand with aninnovative system of cabinets serving as separator between space, storage space, kitchen, and product display of the curtains and other fabrics. In fact, the entire space was becoming an experience center.

The cabinets are tactically placed to divide the 1000 squaremeter interior into smaller offices, a reception, meeting rooms, event space storage and a workshop space. The reception provides access to two companies atonce with two separate reception desks. Walking through the entrance door ofthe client’s office immediately provides the visitor with a product introduction of the company.

The interior boosts light materials and colors to reflect the daylight into thedeep floor plate, but also to provide a calm backdrop to the displayed fabrics.The cabinets are detailed in such a way that it looks like they are placed inlater and can be removed again. The use of large amounts of glass provides openness and sense of modernity to the space. Behind the glass, the client’s curtains are used to improve acoustics and privacy when needed. The light fixtures and numbering on the cabinets add refer to the client’s warehouses.