The design brief included retention of the building’s character but with the introduction of stylish, timeless interiors, which would feel seamlessly integrated design wise but also create a convivial space that could strengthen productivity and promote social interaction.  

Keen to respect the building’s industrial heritage, Bluebottle exposed original brickwork and added details such as sympathetic wall paneling to bring the old and new together. A palette of warm colour-blocked tones and vivid zoned carpeting for both the open work areas, meeting rooms and social spaces were introduced to bring the entire space together. The installation of industrial-style lighting, fluted, glazed paneling, and steel-frames also recalled the building’s past. 

Bluebottle commissioned bespoke neon signage and placed carefully curated artwork including a ceramic plate installation and a custom-made Pyrolave tiled servery counter to complete the cohesive design language and flow of the space.