Zendesk

For Zendesk, the office is a very important expression of what the company stands for. The interiors we designed were supposed to reflect very accurately the aesthetics of the brand, as well as its personality. The company was very committed to making their office spaces homely, natural, and memorable. It could not look like a traditional corporate workplace, so even the color of light used inside is not typical for office interiors as we opted for a warm shade (with an intensity of 2700 kelvin).

The spaces we create are dominated by simple lines, clean geometry and natural materials. It is all supposed to refer to the style of timeless Danish design and promote a friendly, neutral ambience in line with the hygge philosophy, which focuses on coziness and safety.

Other exciting design motifs include accents alluding to Polish architecture. These include the communist-era glass bricks in the reception area, as well as the “corset” woven checkered tiles, popular in the interwar period, which can be found in the bar. There is also no shortage of regional touches. A strong reference to Krakow’s heritage is the stained glass window, a tribute to the work of Stanislaw Wyspianski, and designed by the Krakow artist. Its modern style is in keeping with Zendesk’s color code for this element of the office.