Office space for manufacturing companies is quite different from what corporate "open space" requires. The interpenetration of the office and warehouse sections was the biggest challenge for Ofisovnia, a studio specializing in employee interior design.
The most important thing in the office design was to find a way
to properly combine warehouse and office space
photo by Jakub Dziedzic Wnętrza Kraków, © Ofisovnia
The company's headquarters is located in Mnikow near Krakow. The most important element in this realization was to create comfortable working conditions for production management employees. The space had to be adapted in an unusual way - combining the warehouse and office part.
In the reception area, there was room for a unique green wall
photo by Jakub Dziedzic Wnętrza Kraków, © Ofisovnia
Theusable area is over one thousand two hundred square meters. The office part has a separate entrance, which means that employees and business partners will not pass through the warehouse. This way of indirectly combining different functions in the office space allows for better internal logistics of the company and more comfortable and friendly working conditions.
The conference room was separated by a glass wall, isolating this space
photo by Jakub Dziedzic Wnętrza Kraków, © Ofisovnia
referring to the logo
The color scheme of the interior is meant to directly reference the black and yellowlogo of the manufacturing company. The yellow is visible in the built-in storage racks, office containers, pots, furniture and accessories - contrasting with the rest of the white and black equipment. Another element that expands the space is greenery - from small accents in the reception area to large pots of lush flowers. A so-called " green wall" has appeared on one wall. It is already visible at the very entrance - a strong yellow accent is visible in the reception counter, partially open to the next rooms.
Openwork bookcases are an important element dividing the space in the office
photo by Jakub Dziedzic Wnętrza Kraków, © Ofisovnia
The floor was covered with a carpet composed of transversing rectangles, which form a leaping pattern in black, gray and white. The office was divided by openwork bookcases. The conference space has been separated by a glass wall, allowing for proper intimacy and business meeting conditions.
combining elements
As emphasized by the authors of the project, Ofisovnia studio - the most important thing was to unify the character of the office and successfully combine it with the warehouse space. There is no detail in the office beyond the imposed color scheme, which was dominated by grays, black, white and the strongest distinctive yellow.
The reception area is the space where the yellow tones are most important
Photo by Jakub Dziedzic Wnętrza Kraków, © Ofisovnia
