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23.05.22
Active Components Office by Pennant & Triumph
The recent workspace transformation at Active Components HQ, led by the team at Pennant & Triumph embraces the comforts of a domestic environment whilst having an emphasis on connectivity and wellbeing.
In a quest to create a space that was both calming and inviting while fostering productivity, equal attention was paid to spatial planning, functionality and aesthetics. “We had a soft minimalist approach to the interior architecture. This was articulated through curved walls and clean lines but given warmth and texture through the use of natural materials such as timber, stone, wool and hand-rendered plaster ” says Devon McIntyre, interior designer at Pennant & Triumph.
In a quest to create a space that was both calming and inviting while fostering productivity, equal attention was paid to spatial planning, functionality and aesthetics. “We had a soft minimalist approach to the interior architecture. This was articulated through curved walls and clean lines but given warmth and texture through the use of natural materials such as timber, stone, wool and hand-rendered plaster ” says Devon McIntyre, interior designer at Pennant & Triumph.
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Simon James
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Jono Parker
Interior Design
Pennant & Triumph
Active Components Office by Pennant & Triumph
The recent workspace transformation at Active Components HQ, led by the team at Pennant & Triumph embraces the comforts of a domestic environment whilst having an emphasis on connectivity and wellbeing.
In a quest to create a space that was both calming and inviting while fostering productivity, equal attention was paid to spatial planning, functionality and aesthetics. “We had a soft minimalist approach to the interior architecture. This was articulated through curved walls and clean lines but given warmth and texture through the use of natural materials such as timber, stone, wool and hand-rendered plaster ” says Devon McIntyre, interior designer at Pennant & Triumph.
In a quest to create a space that was both calming and inviting while fostering productivity, equal attention was paid to spatial planning, functionality and aesthetics. “We had a soft minimalist approach to the interior architecture. This was articulated through curved walls and clean lines but given warmth and texture through the use of natural materials such as timber, stone, wool and hand-rendered plaster ” says Devon McIntyre, interior designer at Pennant & Triumph.
Featured Brands
Simon James
Resident
Photographer
Jono Parker
Interior Design
Pennant & Triumph
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