Enjoei Headquarter Office

contemporary office interior, open-plan workspace, circular floral rug, botanical pattern, cadmium yellow accent chair, modular curved sofa, taupe upholstery, scalloped cushion detail, chrome tubular furniture, houndstooth pattern, mosaic column, grey tessellation, exposed ceiling infrastructure, waffle slab concrete, white painted ductwork, warm amber uplighting, arched doorways, glass partitions, vertical stripe accents, workstation clusters, task chairs, collaborative space, residential-commercial hybrid, biophilic undertones, folk pattern influence, Art Deco references, Mediterranean architectural echoes, industrial softened aesthetic, layered spatial zones, figure-ground clarity, motion blur human figure, cube table lamp, wooden side tables, turned wood stools, coffee table cluster, decorative objects, high-key palette, neutral dominant scheme, chromatic accent strategy, warm artificial lighting, diffused ambient illumination, contemporary design, inviting atmosphere, playful sophistication, material dialogue, craft industrial balance

Enjoei Headquarter is an office interior located in the Copan building in Sao Paulo, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in the 1950s. The floor of 2,100 square metres was requalified for about 230 people, with integrated workspaces and numerous meeting rooms. The existing subfloor was kept as the final flooring and the original finishes were restored, which reduced waste. Recycled fabrics, exclusive carpet designs and curated furniture were used. The meeting rooms apply low cost solutions that improve acoustics. White surfaces create a calm and futuristic atmosphere.