The office is a place that reflects the spirit and charactercompanies. In the modern business community, there has long been a tendency to create interiors of work spaces that illustrate the activities of the company. So the project of the Cinelab film laboratory office speaks for itself
Graduate of the Modern School of Designdesigned a modern and functional office space for a leader in the field of film production. This space is designed to create an atmosphere suitable for productive work. Irina Rosina, graduate of the Modern School of Design Born in Moscow, graduated from the Moscow State University of Culture and Arts, the Modern School of Design (specializing in interior design).
The office area is 153 square meters,which is not very much. With this in mind, the focus was on a maximally open and dynamic space that would have as few isolated rooms as possible.
The interior design required a combinationfunctionality of the workspace and the nature of the company's activities. The entire concept is implemented using the theme of cinematography, and film is taken as the basis for the plastic component of the office.
According to the technical specifications, the premises mustbe organized as an open space and divided into various functional zones: a meeting room, a work area, a cinema area for presentations, and a waiting area.
In the center of the room there is a rounda translucent room made of darkened glass, which became the place for presentations. A small recess on the back side of the room allowed for the design of a reception area.
The color scheme of the office interior is inspired by black-and-white cinema, and the contrast of these colors is diluted with accent blue and shades of furniture and flooring made of natural wood.
Most of the office space during the daytimeThe office is illuminated naturally during the day. However, in the evening, the space requires proper artificial lighting for comfortable work. For this purpose, the office has many spotlights, and real lighting fixtures from the film set hang around the glass presentation area.
