Projects / Paddle.com

For fast-growing fin-tech company Paddle​.com, their new London HQ is a hub of creativity and collaboration. Situated over three floors, it provides this evolving business with flexible space in which to develop their ideas and their platform.

Bureau became involved when Paddle​.com were seeking a partner who could deliver their vision within their timeline. Rapidly pulling together samples and a product schedule, Bureau were able to turn the project around without delay.

Elevated Workspace

The challenge was to ensure preferred options were included whilst keeping within the budget. With access to the best in global furniture design, Bureau were able to secure first choice solutions at optimal price. The result, a satisfied client and an elevated space.

Flexible Working

Providing the variety of spaces needed for flexible working, the workspace combines private meeting rooms, hot desking and worktables. Quiet and calm zones were added to the open plan space with meeting pods for solitary work or small group meetings. ​‘Landing space’ lounge areas of comfy sofas and armchairs create opportunities for spontaneous interactions or a relaxing space to catch up on work.

Circular Meeting Table

Brand new to the market, Paddle​.com were one of the first recipients of the Task Systems ​‘Circ’ meeting table. Promoting a sociable environment its circular design maximises space and collaboration.

Home from Home Office

Spaces are delineated with shelving rather than fixed walls for easy reconfiguration. Dressed with planting and ceramics they add to the home-from-home, domestic feel. The focus on well-being can be seen in the generous planting throughout, huge amount of natural light, the chill-out zones and games room.

Colourful and Contemporary Space

Bright colour and design-led furniture solutions complement the exposed brick of the building interior creating an informal, contemporary space. British manufacturer’s feature prominently in the design as do sustainable solutions from manufacturers such as Frovi, Johanson, Rawside and Connection.

photography James Balston