Projects / The Brewery

Renovating a 1970’s office building in the thriving Kings Cross/​Islington area of North London, Squire & Partners inspiration came from the location’s industrial heritage. A contemporary warehouse style, the floor to ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light, perfect for the open plan coworking style.

With such a tight programme to work to, it was vital that Bureau not only sourced furniture pieces which met our lead times, but also that stylistically these pieces worked with our contemporary warehouse concept. As ever, Jamie and the team were able to meet our brief to deliver a product that is unique to its location and completely in keeping with the building.

Contemporary office furniture

Further enhancing the loft style space, are the criss-cross metal balustrades on the balconies and the large interior Crittal windows creating a separate meeting room. Bureau were tasked with sourcing office furniture that would complement the contemporary, industrial aesthetic whilst also providing comfortable, residential style furniture for break outs.

Quick delivery

With a tight schedule to complete the office showcase, product was selected on the additional, and critical, criteria of a four-week turnaround.

Furniture solutions

Stylish solutions with an industrial style and a pared-back, Scandi design aesthetic were selected to provide multiple working environments for different tasks. Traditional workstations sit alongside more informal poser height stools and tables, creating space for informal meetings and encouraging interaction. Comfortable sofas and chairs create an attractive meet up space and a place for team members to relax.

Delineation with Shelving

Mirroring the Crittal windows, cage shelving, delineates the large space without blocking any of the natural light. Zig Zag shelving replicates the pattern of the Victorian scissor gate metalwork used on the exterior windows.

With a fully furnished office showcase, potential clients can appreciate the flexibility of the space and how they can achieve maximum benefit.