Traditional Chinese teaching deals with the relationship between man and his living space in time. Its goal is to establish balance and enable the unhindered flow of energy. In our case, the space became offices combining a large amount of wood, muted tones, flowers in the form of blossoming sakura trees and designer lighting with wicker and fabric shades. The ceramic wine glasses forming the dividing walls and the sliding round screens in the cafe will not go unnoticed either.

Harmonious shapes and Feng Shui principles also found their place in the selection of furniture and other interior equipment. This is confirmed by Immo Bellman, Head of Interior Furnishing: “Rounded shapes, flower applications, playfulness. We followed this direction when choosing furniture. It is not by chance that the LMC client, coming from the Czech Republic, preferred a number of local manufacturers, including SilentLab, Rim and TON brands. Our atypical production was also part of the delivery."

It goes without saying that there are enough meeting rooms with modern technology for holding presentations, as well as a strategically located company kitchen. Open spaces, on the other hand, think about acoustic solutions and a comfortable place for every employee.