Nedap

WoodenBaffle in the conference room consists of wooden lamellas suspended over a long table. They warm up the interior while supporting reverberation control at the ceiling level, which is particularly essential in a space designed for meetings, videoconferences, and multi-person discussions.

The walls of the conference room are finished with the EcoWall Shape system, which here appears in a light grey, neutral color. The vertically chamfered panels contrast with the horizontal lines of the WoodenBaffle, and the wave-shaped edge makes the installation one of its distinctive details.

In the kitchen area, the open, industrial ceiling was treated with a completely different solution. Light EcoBaffle panels in a lozenge shape cut through the technical maze of cables and installations. This solution perfectly demonstrates the capabilities of suspended elements: they absorb sound, reducing its reflections and reverberation, without requiring the entire ceiling surface to be enclosed.

In this project, we did not stop at acoustics alone. The kitchen furniture was manufactured in our joinery in Sulejówek and was designed as an integral part of the interior. We paired light wood with a fluted island front in a muted pink shade. The same color is repeated on the planter.

Rounded corners and an abundance of greenery make the kitchen resemble a small café rather than a typical corporate kitchenette. It is an excellent space for coffee, a quick chat, and a moment away from the desk, allowing for slightly more visual informality.

Nedap is a Dutch technology company operating since 1929. It specializes in Digital Twin solutions that connect the physical and digital worlds. Its technologies are applied in the Healthcare, Retail, Security, and Livestock sectors, and the company itself defines its philosophy with the slogan "Technology for Life".