This fun-loving northern company, specialising in bespoke interior design and commercial furniture sought to create an atmosphere in their new showroom that would reflect their company personality.
Located in a prestigious district of Manchester, the showroom boasts impressive proportions with a striking double height space.
As well as adding a touch of fun, the company’s choice of Vtec Arctic Moss in popular May Green to cover the largest wall, created a vibrant focal point that also helped to combat reverberating sound.
The wall incorporates a big TV screen and Moss panels have been expertly wrapped around the edges, hiding the frame from sight.
Summary
Product Used: Arctic Moss in May Green colour
HOW DID OUR ARCTIC MOSS HELP THIS PROJECT?
- Helped to create fun and funky atmosphere, reflecting the company identity
- Its excellent sound absorbing qualities helped to improve the space acoustics
- It introduced natural biophilic elements
- High flexibility of Arctic Moss tiles enabled the installers to wrap seamlessly around the frame for the screen
The customer was thrilled with the outcome as it helped to transform the existing space into a very special room that is successfully used not only to showcase the furniture but also to host events.
If you are looking for ways to improve your space in a quick, efficient and natural manner, Vtec Arctic Moss could be a perfect solution. It comes as tiles, spheres or feature islands in 16 funky colours to suit your needs and satisfy your creative mind. To find out more, call our team on 03307 00 00 30.
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