The interior of the car showroom is designed in an exclusive style throughout to match the brand and its audience. The design concept from Third.space includes emphasising the exclusivity by, for example, giving the furniture plenty of free space in the areas. Luxurious, loose rugs create zones - and the materials throughout the design focus on a tactile experience with several exciting textures such as textiles, felt, cork, moss, and exclusive lighting.
Choice of furniture and materials
Throughout the building, different lounge areas have been created with comfortable sofas and lounge chairs. Many fantastic pieces of furniture and lamps from Bolia have been chosen to fit in with the design concept.
The large-dimensioned sofas are chosen to fit the big rooms, provide plenty of seating for larger events in the house, and provide a good visual balance against the cars that the furniture is placed in relation to. Organic shapes on furniture and lamps soften the hard materials of the building.
The colours are calm, nordic and add character to the different areas, matching the dark wooden floor, concrete pillars - and allowing the beautifully polished cars to stand out.
Creative acoustic solutions and decorative elements
Decorative and effective acoustic solutions with felt, cork and moss walls are placed throughout the interior to provide great sound in the rooms and ensure comfortable acoustics. Good acoustics are important for customer comfort, especially in large rooms with many hard surfaces.
The external architect on the project has incorporated many great acoustic solutions, such as the ceiling panels with lamellas. We have continued to work with this in the form of wall decorations, rich fabric furniture, carpets that reduce noise from footsteps and speech, among other things.
Designing the modern office environment
Third.space also provided the office interior design with the delivery of desks, storage furniture, lounge area and meeting rooms. The storage furniture is great for providing a little privacy in the open-plan office, while still being able to store many items that are easily accessible from the employee's seating. There is also created a space for relaxation with comfortable sofas from Bolia.
Conference facilities and boardrooms with high comfort
Special mention should be made of the conference room with adjoining kitchen and lounge area. The large room is designed to accommodate up to 100 participants. Adjacent to the room is a lounge area with a kitchen where participants can stay during breaks or for meals. The atmosphere here is more homely and informal.
As the building is used for many types of meetings and events with Danish and foreign participants, they can also retreat to one of the 4 adjoining office rooms.
If there are meetings throughout the day, meeting participants have the option of using the office rooms to retreat for a break or to prepare for meetings.
As a nice detail, there is a wooden panel on the wall with a TV, mirror, and coat hooks. The paneling matches the desk, custom-built open storage furniture, bedside tables, and headboard. The rooms are painted in a beautiful dark colour that invites calm and relaxation. Above the headboard, there are various prints with motifs from Silkeborg.
The interior design of the boardroom focuses on an intimate atmosphere, good acoustics, and comfort during meetings. Dark wood was chosen for the interior and the room takes on a special character with the light on the large print on one wall, the indirect light in the beautiful ceiling and the brass One A pendants. The customised bookcase contains unique treasures that are exciting to study.
Architects (construction): Laban Architects
Architect (interior design): Third.space, Lisbeth Schonert Interior designer
