We had the pleasure of fitting out the Manchester office of one of the last family-owned luxury watchmaking brands in the world – Raymond Weil. Named after the creator behind the company, they offer truly exceptional timepieces that exude excellence and craftsmanship.
We wanted an interior to reflect the luxury of the brand so we set out creating their initial FREE space planning and 3D CAD design.
We made a concept into reality.
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A boardroom should be a space where you want to share ideas, where you want to present something inspiration and where you can communicate with your team. The boardroom we created for Raymond Weil will be the hub of innovation – housing 14 individuals, their close-knit team will be able to nurture ideas into reality, creating fantastic timepieces that stand the test of time.
Using a rich walnut wood on the Tula Hyform boardroom table was a no-brainer and pairing it with matching credenza ties the room together perfectly. The sleek and stylish CMCA chairs perch on their chrome cantilever bases around this beautiful table and the stunning view of the skyline of Manchester is just the cherry on top.
The busy staff of Raymond Weil would need a place to work and create. The Veta is a modern bench desking design with 17 MFC top finishes to chose from and suited their needs perfectly. With screens running the full length of the desk it adds privacy and professionalism simply.
Walnut tops with white legs make a formidable duo and the colour scheme is consistent throughout the job creating a stylized work environment.
Receptions are usually the first thing a potential client or customer sees – make the first impression matter.
The executive black leather and chrome combo is classic, much like Raymond Weil’s pieces. The Amber sofas do the trick, they look stunning in the open plan reception area. Their strong personality fits right into the interior, enhancing the art on the walls skillfully.
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