Interior design of an agricultural machinery showroom

We created this office for a company working in the farming sector, and our key challenge was to convey its identity and philosophy through architecture and interior design. The space was intentionally created in a restrained, tranquil color scheme that emphasizes the seriousness of brand and forms necessary focus on the main point: the views outside the panoramic stained windows and the agricultural machinery displayed in the exhibition area. The visitors are greeted with powerful visual imagery with the first steps: the wide glass planes offer a view of the field and the machinery that is the heart of the business. These perspectives are the main accent of the project, and the entire inner composition is built around them. We used concrete as the basic finishing material, as it creates a sense of solidity, durability, and industrial style that resonates with agricultural production and its technological base. The concrete was complemented by the addition of details of Corten steel and metal.This patinated steel with its distinctive-warm shade became an important part of the concept: it refers to the earth, machinery, work processes, and the company’s heritage. The furniture is sustained in neutral, noble muted shades, to not interfere with the architecture and panoramas. Its laconic shapes emphasize strict, confident, and technological style of the overall interior. Minimalism prevails in the lounge areas and workspaces, but with an accent on comfort and functionality. The result is an office where modern architecture meets the natural context and the company’s industrial essence.This is a space where each detail from materials to lighting and visual axes works to convey the philosophy of the brand: respect for the land, technology, and results.

6500 m²
object area
3
floors
4
team

Evgeny Zadorozhniy

founding partner / senior architect

Alexandra Kobiz

project leader / interior designer

Anna Voronova

interior designer

Anastasia Borisova

interior designer