EG

EG’s central hall is a real eye-catcher – an impressive fusion of branding, architecture and nature.

For EG, we designed a bold green zone that forms the heart of their new office. In the central reception area, we realized a sculptural indoor garden in which moss, living and artificial plants complement each other. Bark and low-maintenance zones make it both practical and sustainable. The installation visually flows into an integrated bench and reception area, acting as an organic anchor point of the building.

Nature was also given a prominent role elsewhere in the building. Between desks, we placed plants atop room dividers – providing more privacy and a noticeable improvement in air quality. Plants from their previous office were carefully restored and reintegrated, as a conscious choice in the context of circular and sustainable design.

In the cafeteria, we installed a ceiling module above the kitchen island, and all around, recessed planters provide continuity so that greenery is seamlessly part of the architecture.

EG chose not just some plants, but a layered ecosystem. A work environment in which nature is not an extra, but the common thread.