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Inspiration from Input interior - spring / summer 2018

colours, materials and trends 2018

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an office that’s changing constantly

Welcome spring! Spring brings more power and energy, and it becomes easier to focus on the plans that you may have postponed during the winter. We are ready to implement projects, solve challenges and create new environments. Are you ready?

In this issue, the focus is on the office. Despite the threats of not being used anymore, it appears to be more important than ever! We will give you a guide to interior decoration that suits an office with space allocated to creative meetings, concentrated work and social meetings. You will also be introduced to Sweden’s largest and most beautiful office, and find out how IT-companies like Centiro and Reaktor have created offices with a proper homely feeling.

We really know our stuff when it comes to workplaces and offices, but did you know that we also create environments to learn, live and care in? We have worked as an independent interior company since 1987, together with industry leading architects and furniture manufacturers, to create environments that are adaptable to your needs and that suits the different stages of your life. Input interior turned 30 last year, and we have no plans to slow down. We keep up to date with the latest trends - something you can read about in the news report from the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. Read about what materials, colours and shapes are in trend at the moment.

Are you already eager to start your project, or do you need a dose of inspiration to get started? No matter what the answer is, we wish you a wonderful spring and hope you will appreciate our input in relation to the latest in interior design.

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We put colour on life, with both strong colours and softer pastels.

We mostly use wood, preferably in dark stained tones.

Centiro in BorĂĽs has created an office environment that makes you think of the surrounding forest with the help of Scandinavian design and solid woodwork.

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An open office landscape, a traditional cellular office layout or an activity-based approach.

We offer nine different listings with functional products for all types of offices.

In Arenastaden, SEB has invested in sustainability and secured for the future.

Check out the result that was awarded Sweden’s most beautiful office.

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Back to nature

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A millennial natural process that matches the latest research. Naava wants to clean our indoor environment from bad air with the help of a Finnish philosophy.

Reaktor challenges the idea of how a technology company should look like, with the help of lively social spaces and design inspired by Nordic nature.

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Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair offered a week of inspiration, interesting news and exciting colours and material trends. We have listed some of this years favourites!

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Colour! Both the furniture and the fixtures are varied in different colour shades. Everything from warm, subtle tones to intensive shades. Lammhults hired designer Anya Sebton and illustrator Siri CarlĂŠn who created a homely environment with fabrics, colours and hand-painted patterns.

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Pholc showed the pendelum Apollo, which is fashioned out of solid brass or aluminium. The material, the colours and the conical shapes balance each other, and creates an exciting expression.

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1 Apollo Pendant Broberg & RidderstrĂĽle.

2 S70-3 Stool Lindau / Lindekrantz.

3 S18 Table Anya Sebton.

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Right - Hay Kitchen Market offers kitchen products selected by Mette Hay and chef Frederik Bille Brahe. The range includes appliances for all types of cooking as well as new products by Big-Game, Shane Schneck, Clara Von Zweigbergk and George Sowden.

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1 The Dots Hooks Lars Tornøe.

2 Look Mirror Sara Larsson.

3 Stove Stool Gabriel Tan. 4 High Tray / Trays Jasper Morrison.

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Below - Despite a variety of colourful combinations, neutral tones are a recurring feature. You will find a lot of beige, brown and pink shades, like here at Ogeborg.

Above - Result Chair and Pyramide Tables at Gulled.

The products were designed by Friso Kramer and Wim Rietveld in the 1950’s. They have been re-produced

by Hay in collaboration with Ahrend since last year.

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San Woollen Upholstery Textile Design Louise Sigvardt

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Right - An ellipse-shaped globe of matt opal glass is resting inside the Hoops-system which is built up of rings, and lights up on the inside which gives a surprising effect.

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1 Shift Easy Chair Daniel Debiasi / Federico Sandri.

2 Hoop Pendant Front. 3 Spisolini Chair Andreas Engesvik.

4 Grand Palais Lounge Table Anya Sebton / Eva Lilja Lรถwenhielm.

5 Carousel Conference Chair Gunilla Allard.

6 Asko Easy Chair Patrick Norguet.

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Bravoure │ Kvadrat

PH5 │ Poul Henningsen

Look │ Sara Larsson

Lovemyshelf │ Studio Stockholm

Pine │ Simon Legald

Myko │ Stefan Borselius

Petite │ David Ericsson

YUH │ GamFratesi

Button │ Front

Dream │ Peter J. Lassen

Pavilion │ Anderssen & Voll

Duo │ Chifen Cheng

Surf │ Maximilian Schmahl

Pillo │ Khodi Feiz

Sentrum │ Schmahl / Schnippering

GBG │ Sami Kallio

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Natural materials like cork, leather, sisal and wood remain popular. Light woods have been prominent previously, but nowadays more dark varieties and smoked colour tones are evident.

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Above - The slit in the seat cover is the detail that makes Gap so functional. Gather them and stack them on top of each other to retrieve more space in cafes and other public environments.

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1 Gap Chair Osko + Deichmann. 2 Miss Holly Chair Jonas Lindvall. 3 Lato Table Luca Nichetto.

4 Pal Stool Sami Kallio. 5 Pagoda Shelf Broberg & RidderstrĂĽle. 6 Size Coffee Table T. Bernstrand.

7 Buster Lamp Chris Martin. 8 Icha Chair Chris Martin. 9 Bit Side Table Chris Martin.

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case: centiro In Viared just outside of Borås you will find the global IT company Centiro’s newly established headquarters. With twice as much space as before, it has been possible to create a workplace where employees feel at home.

Since its inception almost 20 years ago, Centiro has become one of the biggest names in cloud-based e-commerce and logistics services. The rapid growth over the recent years has resulted in an expansion that more than doubled the office's surface. And the company is still looking towards a bright future. There are now enough space for 300 employees, even though they are only 180 employees working there today. Both the existing house and the newly built house are designed by Gert Wingårdh. He designed the office in close cooperation with Centiro.

– The words used during this design project was young, urban and Scandinavian. We chose to work with a lot of wood to match the oaks and the forest outside, whilst breaking it off with a tougher material like concrete. The interior is a lovely mix of classic design and youthful design, says Madeleine Müller, interior designer at Wingårdhs.

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The urban interior also reflects a company that, despite international offices around the world, stands firm with their roots in Borås.

– Centiro used their inheritage from Borås and selected products from local suppliers, including Horred's work desks, and carpets from Kasthall, says Pernilla Sackemark, sales manager at Input interior. For the new office furnishings, Input interior was responsible for the project from start to finish, and was also in charge of delivering all the interior furnishings.

The striking staircase in the atrium has a Scandinavian feel, with woodwork in pine and Douglas-trees. Its all set in different tones that creates a colourful impression.

– We may have chosen harder managed materials that require much love, but the results are amazing, says Lisbeth Hedin, facility manager at Centiro.

A centre full of life

– We have invested a lot in these areas, there are landings where you can eat a fruit and spend time with your colleagues.

In the staircase you will find different landing zones with lovely sitting chairs. It’s in these spaces that good exchanges take place; a lot of ideas and laughter! It’s here where its all happening.

In order to create a dynamic environment, Gert Wingårdh placed great emphasis on designing an inner core that joins the two buildings together. The result was an atrium that reflects Centurion's essence and became the heart of the new house.

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Monologue and dialogue The original building offered workplaces in an open office landscape, a concept that was introduced also in the expanded area. All employees have a permanent office desk, and each sector also has access to smaller rooms in the office landscape.

– In an open landscape, it’s important to provide space for separate work and individual calls. We have introduced monologrum-rooms, small huts created for making phone calls. The slightly larger dialogue room can accommodate two people, explains Madeleine Müller.

A new addition is the brainstorm-zones, which are adjacent to the workplaces, where up to ten people can meet and come up with new ideas.

– It's a softer sitting area, with sofas and puffs, where you are allowed to be creative. It’s created to encourage the ideas to flow between the staff, says Lisbeth Hedin.

Something to stimulate all minds Centiros new facility also includes a bottom-level lunch restaurant with seating for 200 guests, which is also opens to the public.

– The restaurant adds both energy and pulse, and becomes a natural place to enjoy lunch with colleagues or visiting customers. Even though Centiro gladly advocates speed and action, they don’t want the restaurant to be perceived to be too loud or busy. The solution was to decorate with stuffed sofas and wall panels that create a pleasant acoustics, said Madeleine Müller.

The dynamic restaurant stands in contrast to the glassed conservatory by the name Winter Garden, which, despite its cool name, becomes a warm meeting place with terracotta-coloured puffs and seat cushions. Once a week the furniture is set aside for morning yoga with all the employees.

– We have environments that effects all senses. Your whole body will get an experience when you visit us. You should feel like you want to be here, says Lisbeth Hedin.

The effort of putting employees' needs into focus has put Centiro repeatedly on top of the list of Great Places to Work – a proof that the employees really feel comfortable.

– The best thing about the new office is the feel of the building. Many of our staff members have stated they don’t feel like they are going to work, it feels more like home, concludes Lisbeth Hedin. n

The large wooden staircase is the heart of Centiro, and joins the two buildings together. A natural centre that offers a place to rest, or a place for social meetings.

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”The words used during this project was young, urban and Scandinavian. We used a lot of wood, to match the forest outside” – Madeleine Müller, Wingårdhs.

The new office is called the Mothership and as a little tribute to the classic space movies, Star Wars have been integrated in the interior design in a subtle way.

The diagonal and straight lines of wood behind the receptiondesk is suppose to symbolise the energy in the building.

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Cellular offices, open landscape or activity-based?

When it comes to offices, we work from the clients specific needs and set goals. This results in a final design supporting the clients everyday work life and forms a platforms for goal fulfilment, rather than blocking creativity or frustrating the end user.

We have collected functional products on the following pages and they all contribute to a better working environment!

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Work chairs.

The smart office.

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Work places in different ways.

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Technique that facilitates.

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Design Veryday

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Mereo │ Veryday

AM Chair │ Alberto Meda

Tribute │ Svein Asbjørnsen

Aeron │ Don Chadwick

SoFi® │ Powerdesign

ID Air │ Antonio Citterio

Pacific Chair │ Barber & Osgerby

ID Soft │ Antonio Citterio

ID Mesh │ Antonio Citterio

Extend │ Flokk

Inspiration │ Svein Asbjørnsen

Mereo │ Veryday

IN │ Wiege

Momo │ Ronald Straubel

Noor │ Form Us With Love

Activ │ Powerdesign

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the smart office Sitting still by your work desk for a long period of time, or having trouble finding a free work space, even though some space in the office stands completely unused.

This is the background to Intelligent Office Solutions - Input interior’s smart solutions for many of the challenges facing today’s activity-based offices.

Intelligent Office Solutions measures how long you sit or stand and remind you when it's time to change position. In the system you can create personal settings to monitor your motion pattern.

The settings will then follow you to where you choose to sit next, and let you know when it's time to switch from sitting to standing to optimize both energy and ergonomics. The system also tells you where your colleagues are in the office, something that is especially appreciated by activity-based workplaces where the employees dependant on the task sits in different places. You can book a workplace or a meeting room and integrate the booking with your calendar.

For workplaces that want to streamline their surface use, office managers can access the staff's location distribution and behavioural patterns. The system measures and evaluates which rooms are used the most, how long a meeting is going on for and which rooms are often empty.

Intelligent Office Solutions is a comprehensive concept packaged by Input interior, which was developed to make modern offices more efficient. With the help of smart desktop stands that communicates via WiFi, they are enabling staff to move, save time and evaluate how the office surfaces are being used.

All features are compatible with computer, phone and tablet.

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1 Hack Table Konstantin Grcic.

Allstar Chair Konstantin Grcic.

U-turn Table Light Michel Charlot.

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Ping-Pong Table Johan Lindau.

Foto Floor Lamp Bernstrand / StĂĽhlbom.

3 Tyde Table Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

4 VX Work Desk Horreds.

VX Storage Horreds.

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1 Libri Desk Michaël Bihain.

2 PC Lamp Pierre Charpin.

3 Shelter Desk Yonoh.

4 String® Shelf System Nils Strinning.

5 Type 75 Lamp Sir Kenneth Grange.

6 Compas Direction Desk Jean Prouvé.

7 Stool 60 Alvar Aalto.

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9 Soft Edge Stool Iskos-Berlin.

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The ottoman Dune is created for informal meeting places and public spaces. Places where work and social life is often melted together, and where digital connection is a part of our every day life. Dune has several practical features, including tabletops with USB port for charging mobile devices.

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1 Lucy Sofa System Lucy Kurrein.

2 Senso High Sofa Anderssen & Voll.

3 S Table Anderssen & Voll.

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4 Mute Sofa Joel Karlsson.

5 Workbays Unit Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

6 Shift Table Roger Persson.

7 Softshell Chair Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

8 Dune Ottoman Front.

9 Haiku Sofa GamFratesi.

10 High Nest Sofa Form Us With Love.

11 Easy Nest Wood Form Us With Love.

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Left - Have electricity close at hand at the work desk, the kitchen island or where outlets are missing. Douwes are decorative outlets that’s hanging from the ceiling. In the series you will also find a pendant with the same appearance.

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1 W127 Winkel Task Light Dirk Winkel. 2 Douwes Socket Lotte Douwes.

3 Mood Mobile Christian Hallerรถd / Matti Klenell. 4 Jack Table Thomas Bernstrand / Stefan Borselius.

5 VX Project Table Horreds. 6 Add Cable Table Anya Sebton. 7 VX Stool Horreds.

8 Cubert Personal Light Colebrook Bosson Saunders. 9 Physix Chair Alberto Meda.

10 Tyde Conference Table Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

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1 Nest Container / Coat hook Stine Aas. 2 Hifive Storage Rudi Wulff.

3 L’Oiseau Ceramic Figure Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

4 Track Basket Simon Legald.

5 UU Tray Hay. 6 Formwork Desktop Storage Sam Hecht / Kim Colin.

7 Tool Box Shane Schneck.

8 Boss Paper Bin Tuva Rivedal Tjugen.

9 Amp Lamp Simon Legald.

10 Form Stacking Chair Simon Legald.

11 Slice Linoleum Table Hans Hornemann.

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3 Piano Table / Bench Matz Borgstrรถm.

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Belleville Table │ Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

EM Table │ Jean Prouvé

A-Table │ Maarten Van Severen

Level │ Stefan Borselius / Fredrik Mattson

Frankie │ Iiro Viljanen

Mesa │ Hee Welling / Gudmundur Ludvik

Size │ Thomas Bernstrand

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Eyes │ Foersom / Hiort-Lorenzen

Grade │ Foersom / Hiort-Lorenzen

Wire Chair │ Eames

Day High │ Pierre Sindre

Spisolini │ Andreas Engesvik

Catch │ Jaime Hayon

Pato │ Welling / Ludvik

Stella │ Broberg & Ridderstråle

Søborg │ Børge Mogensen

Jig │ Chris Martin

Noor │ Form Us With Love

Carousel │ Gunilla Allard

Fiber │ Iskos-Berlin

Liza │ Lievore Altherr Molina

Skift Plus │ Lars Hofsjö

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case: seb When one of the country’s largest banks leaves three different addresses and move in to a new joint office, it results in 72 000 square meters of office space, 600 meeting rooms and not less than 4 500 employees.

SEB’s new headquarters in Arenastaden Solna, is Sweden’s largest office project throughout the ages.

SEB’s newly built headquarters are located very close to the Friends Arena and Mall of Scandinavia, The bank is in good company with other headquarters such as Telia and Vattenfall.

By moving three of its Stockholm offices to one place, SEB hopes to increase the efficiency and cooperation. An enormous logistical project that takes place on two separate occasions.

When the final stage is completed during 2018, a total of 4 500 employees will have moved into the three-parted building, and they will have access to their own desk.

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In addition to delivering and installing all the furniture, Input interior also ensures that the furniture meets the requirements for durability, ergonomics and quality. By offering the service IMS - the Interior Management System - Input interior has also ensured that SEB can control its furniture flow continuously on their own accord. The system creates a register of all interior design by displaying each article with a unique QR code that is uploaded in a database. The tool facilitates keeping track of inventory during reorganization.

Secured for the future Wingårdhs who is responsible for the interior environment, has had an important mission in securing the future and ensuring that the interior lasts over time.

– In such a giant project, it is better to be timeless instead of trendy, says Helena Toresson, interior designer at Wingårdhs.

It's about keeping your eyes on the company values and not looking too much at current trends.

Anna Sandefeldt, interior design and design manager at SEB, believes the system has worked very well.

Creating future-proof environments is not just about working methods and expressions. It is equally important that the interior design lasts for several years.

– We have an easy control over all the furniture; what we have in the office and where it should be situated. Flexibility is a keyword and we sometimes need to make changes, to create a meeting room or turn it in to an office. There QR-labelling is great because we can see exactly what furniture we have and how we can move it around.

– It is important to create a durable interior with furniture that can withstand wear and tear, and materials that age with dignity, says Sara Helder, interior designer at Wingårdhs.

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Spontaneous meetings

Green solutions for body and climate

With wifi throughout the house, a lot of seating and flexible solutions, it's possible to work and hold meetings wherever you are.

The flow of the house enables the staff to meet each other in new ways, and it also benefits the staff from a health perspective. – We have made changes to the previous structure where the staff was seated in different departments, and never really had to move around or meet other colleagues. We have chosen to place all the common areas, such as kitchenettes and toilets, against the atrium to make everyone move around and meet each other. We have also chosen to move the stairs and the lifts towards the back, to make all employees move more between the different levels, says Anna Sandefeldt at SEB.

– SEB had a desire to be seen and meet more spontaneously.

Since they had previously been spread over three offices, the target was to create "one united SEB", by collecting their employees in one place, and also control their movements in such a way that they meet each other, says Helena Toresson.

The three houses are therefore interconnected and contain four different artriums that encourage meetings, friendships and communication.

The new sports center enables the staff to play basketball, and its another sign that SEB has put their employees prosperity first. With a large bicycle garage, which fits around 1 200 bicycles, you are also encouraged to ride the bike to work - not just for health reasons but also for the environment. The office has a clear environmental profile and has been rated as excellent according to the environmental certification BREEAM-SE, through high demands for sustainability in material selection and energy use. Even relatively small things have been done, such as replacing paper mugs for porcelain cups and reuse furniture as far as possible. It proofs that even the largest projects can be sustainable in the smallest detail. n

– The atriums have different functions The first one is vibrant with a lot of life and movement. This is the first thing you meet when you come to SEB and the last one you pass when you go home. A barista bar shields from large flows and there are also different types of seating available; from bar stools to lounge furniture. The second atrium is based on flexibility; There is a large sitting staircase, stackable furniture and chairs that can be moved around. The third atrium is more relaxed with a noticeable at-home feeling. The fourth atrium will serve as an open alternative to the workplace, says Sara Helder.

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back to nature At home or at work - most of the time we spend our time indoors surrounded by bad air. Naava wants to reunite people with nature by combining millions of years of natural process with cuttingedge new technology.

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Aki Soudunsaari was born in Lapland and spent much of his childhood outdoors. With forest and lakes just outside his door, he grew up with what can be considered the world's purest air.

As a young teacher, Soudunsaari became seriously ill due to poor indoor air in the school where he worked. As soon as he could stay outdoors in the nature he felt better. He therefore began to think about how he could bring nature inside.

That’s how the Naava plant wall was created. Together with his friend Niko Järvinen - an environmentalist and engineer, Soudunsaari began experimenting with plant walls to create a good indoor climate, where the air became both cleaner and more fresher to breathe. After a few years, the first smart plant wall was finished, which, with the help of artificial intelligence, improved the air quality and the moisture in the room. The name Naava fetched the duo from a special type of moss that can only survive where the air is as pure.

Roots that cleanses Contrary to what many people think, air purification does not happen through the leaves, but through the roots. Therefore, in the plant module, the plants grow in a system that does not require any soil; The roots are exposed and can absorb the indoor air. In the roots there are microbes that break down harmful chemicals and produce clean and fresh air. The fan system in the wall pumps out the naturalized air in the room.

The clean air makes us less tired and more alert - the same effect as 8,000 ordinary plants would provide.

Naava’s plant wall is called smart because of the artificial intelligence that makes it completely automated. By reading its surroundings, the wall itself manages its irrigation, light and air systems. You can also control the module remotely, for example increase the effect if several people are in the room at the same time. n Back to nature

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GreenFrame is a floor screen with lighting that gives potted plants and greenery a prominent role in the interior, even where daylight doesn’t reach.

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1 Naava Duo Room Divider Aki Soudunsaari.

2 Shima Garden Planter BĂśttcher Henssler Kayser.

3 Limbus Floor GreenFrame Johan Kauppi.

4 Cacti Planter Anki Gneib.

5 Green Pads Luca Nichetto.

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case: reaktor The versatile design and technology company Reaktor is constantly evolving and their platform in Helsinki has been designed to do the same. Join an office that took five years to complete, and maybe never gets completely finalised.

Reaktor has since the year 2000 gone from a local company in Helsinki to an international player with offices in cities like Tokyo, New York, Amsterdam and Dubai. When the office in Helsinki was being moved, the goal was to find premises that both reflected Reaktor and could be adapted to the specified working method. Finding a suitable building took several years, but also resulted in an office in the heart of Helsinki, adjacent to both the city’s university and the cathedral.

The office has been designed in close collaboration with dSign Vertti Kivi & Co and design manager Vertti Kivi at the forefront, who has previously worked with Reaktor in New York. The projects goal was to create an inspiring work environment.

The interior of the building was completely refurbished to fit Reaktor, but the solid concrete floor had to be left as it was and was blitzed to meet the demands of a modern office.

An office that’s changing constantly The aim was to create an office that reflected the business a proper Reaktor house. It was important to create a versatile work environment that could be adapted and changed with the help of different design and space solutions. All fixtures are specially designed according to Reaktor’s needs. It is possible to change both the office and the working method with meeting rooms that can be transformed into work rooms and space separators that can completely change the workspace. Workstations have special walls that can be written or drawn on when a creative thought comes to mind. Smart digital solutions have been integrated into the interior. For example the employees can control the lighting with an app.

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Right - The floors are based on the same floor plan.

There is a piazza located in the middle, where a spiral staircase dressed in greenery joins the different levels.

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Interior architects Samuli Hintikka, Laura Lampo, Juha Rista.

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Scandinavian Style

From connection to relaxation

Except for in the entrance, Reaktor's logo or their red brand color can not be seen anywhere in the building. The office should remind the employees more of a home than a traditional workplace. The rooms are decorated in a Scandinavian style where unnecessary details have been removed. Although technology plays a central role in Reaktor's work, it was not an element that the company wanted to emphasize. Materials, designs and accessories are inspired by Nordic nature and expresses themselves with wood, wool, blankets and green plants.

The basic structure is the same for each floor. There is a piazza located in the centre where employees can have breakfast and lunch together, have a cup of coffee and socialize. A spiral staircase dressed in greenery joins the piazzas on the different levels. The closer the outer edges of the building is, the quieter it is. For Reaktor it was important that all levels gave the staff the opportunity to work focused in a quiet area.

On the sixth floor, the highest level of the house, there is a calm and quiet atmosphere. Here you will have the space to unwind, and use a sauna that’s dressed in burnt oiled wood.

A large terrace surrounds the floor and offers a fantastic panoramic view of Helsinkis rooftops. n

– Reaktor has been incredibly involved in the design of the interior and has attached great importance to the function and appearance of the furniture. Products from eighty different furniture manufacturers have been used to suit the office's style and working methods, says Patrik Holmén at Input interior that has handled the delivery and assembly of all loose furnishings.

– It's exciting to work with a customer who works with design and wants to be involved in the smallest detail. I think if they lift up a chair, they know more about it than I do, says Patrik.

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The premises reflects Reaktor’s versatility, where the office environment can vary according to needs and working methods. The walls that can be written on are installed in both the meeting rooms and at the workstations, since brainstorming is part of the working method.

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The terrace surrounding the upper floor offers a beautiful view of the cathedral. The possibility of staying outdoors played an important role for Reaktor when choosing real estate.

On the 6th floor you will have the space to unwind, and spend time in a sauna that is furnished in burned oiled wood. Wood is a recurring element in the interior that has been inspired by the Nordic nature.

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The office should give the staff a homely feeling.

Although technology plays a central role in Reaktor’s work, it was not an element that the company wanted to emphasize.

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in our next edition we will talk about lighting and offer news for the winter season. + inspiring case, new bathroom solutions and updated product guides.

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Input interiör is the leading interior design company in the Nordic region. Here are our thoughts on who we are and what we offer.

The right place and the right time Our independence is our strength. We take our point of departure in the individual conditions and requirements of our clients and do not have our own furniture production to take into consideration. Instead, we guide our clients to the right product, in the right make, from the right supplier, with the right price and right delivery date.

Small, medium or large?

The best interior design is that which is tailored to the needs and unique conditions of each individual context. That’s why Input interiör doesn’t have any package deals.

Interior design in dollars and cents Interior design must be functional, ergonomic, long-lasting and economically viable, support the daily business, attract and create well-being. Interior design at Input interiör is different, and this difference is always worth it the long run.

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We’re experts in interior design and guide you through all aspects of the furnishing process. From wear resistance, fire protection and test records to environmental certifications, chemical removal, durability and care instructions.

Circular sustainability We believe in sustainable production, smart material choices, long-term and conscious purchasing, recycling and responsible innovation. Usage of the earth’s limited resources must be part of a cycle - not a one-way journey to the landfill.

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Inspiring interior design solutions and the Nordics’ widest range. Welcome to Input interiör.

Sweden ›

Malmö Flygplansgatan 9

Stockholm Sveavägen 145

Göteborg Fältspatsgatan 2

+46 (0)8 517 112 00

+46 (0)31 799 89 00

stockholm@inputinterior.se

goteborg@inputinterior.se

Borås Olovsholmsgatan 25

Halmstad Flygaregatan 8

+46 (0)40 20 66 00

+46 (0)33 21 11 00

+46 (0)35 295 85 00

malmo@inputinterior.se

boras@inputinterior.se

halmstad@inputinterior.se

Helsingborg Ekslingan 2

Jönköping Huskvarnavägen 64

Kalmar Flygplatsvägen 30

+46 (0)42 444 96 30

+46 (0)36 585 95 30

+46 (0)480 578 00

helsingborg@inputinterior.se

jonkoping@inputinterior.se

kalmar@inputinterior.se

Karlskrona Blekingegatan 3

Karlstad Blockgatan 10

Kinna Boråsvägen 17

+46 (0)455 68 88 20

+46 (0)54 775 66 60

+46 (0)320 20 90 30

karlskrona@inputinterior.se

karlstad@inputinterior.se

kinna@inputinterior.se

Kristianstad Västra Storgatan 51 K

Linköping Gottorpsgatan 57

Luleå Bangårdsgatan 14

+46 (0)44 785 08 40

+46 (0)13 36 44 50

+46 (0)920 46 64 30

kristianstad@inputinterior.se

linkoping@inputinterior.se

lulea@inputinterior.se

Norrköping Korsgatan 2

Skellefteå Brogatan 3

Skövde Gustav Adolfs gata 31

+46 (0)11 440 94 00

+46 (0)910 48 84 60

+46 (0)500 77 93 80

norrkoping@inputinterior.se

skelleftea@inputinterior.se

skovde@inputinterior.se

Umeå Björnvägen 19

Uppsala Sjukhusvägen 3

Växjö Södra Vallviksvägen 10

+46 (0)90 34 00 160

+46 (0)18 430 53 04

+46 (0)470 79 37 00

umea@inputinterior.se

uppsala@inputinterior.se

vaxjo@inputinterior.se

Örebro Radiatorvägen 2 +46 (0)19 767 35 80 orebro@inputinterior.se

Finland ›

Helsingfors Melkögatan 26 +358 9 2600 703 helsinki@inputinterior.fi

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