This space will be a multifunctional; a working design studio, a place to present to clients, a fashion warehouse and a pop-up shop when needed. It needs to be flexible and highly functional to be able to cope with all the changes and uses.
With the exposed brick walls and an industrial vibe, the original concrete flooring worked well when utilised as a gallery space. With the reimagining of the gallery to an office and design centre, a welcoming warmth was needed, starting with the floors.
“It was cold from the knees down when you were at the desk, the acoustics were terrible, and it was more ‘factory warehouse’ than design warehouse. The new boards have brought warmth and softness underfoot and have reduced the noise level quite noticeably. The light oak colour connects the warmth of the bricks, and the contrast of black and white makes the space look larger because of that. Using a herringbone pattern is a nod to the heritage of the building and truly adds a sense of elegance and sophistication to the building.”



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