In open-plan office spaces, Office Dividers play a key role. More than just space dividers, these partitions isolate intimate meeting areas while limiting the spread of sound between teams.

Circulation paths and meeting areas are the domain of NyquiWall Tiles. Black modules against dark walls resemble sculptures. This is a bold yet extremely elegant accent in the interiors of the McKinsey office.

Spaces requiring greater sound insulation were equipped with the NyquiWall Classic system. Made of acoustically transparent fabric, they effectively reduce unwanted sounds and office noise. They provide a calm backdrop for work, meetings, and discussions, including online ones. It is thanks to them that conference rooms, phone booths, or individual workspaces maintain high acoustic comfort without visual overstimulation.

The design is complemented by EcoBaffle suspended ceilings. They perfectly absorb a portion of the sound energy before it can bounce off the hard surface of the ceiling. This solution works particularly well in modern open-space offices, where large volumes, concrete, and glass require highly effective reverberation control.

Form, color, and function. Subdued grays, graphites, and natural wood are punctuated by deep accents of rust, burgundy, green, and navy blue. Geometric divisions ensure a coherent identification of the space, making the acoustic solutions an integral part of the architecture.

McKinsey & Company is one of the largest and most recognizable strategic consulting firms in the world. The Wrocław office is an important element of the organization's international network, bringing together specialists who support projects carried out for clients from all over the world.