Employee involvement in finding names and themes for the office led to the creation of a diverse and colorful space where everyone will feel comfortable and find a place for themselves. The sea, beach, meadow, jungle, and forest became the inspiration to individualize the color scheme and character of each floor.

LA MANIA designs are a response to current trends, while also paying tribute to timeless classics." Just as they describe their designs, they guided us in collaboration with Trzop Architects to create their own new collection. From the moment you enter, the simplicity of forms and colors captivates. The office is maintained in light, muted shades of white and cashmere. Light and shadow, as well as textures, play an important role.

The dominant color scheme in the design uses 5 colors from the Olympic rings. As a cohesive element, black was combined with each of the four colors – green, red, blue, and yellow – on every floor. The chosen floor color appears as subtle accents, including in the aluminum profiles of the glass walls and in strips resembling running tracks on the floors of the main circulation areas in the office.

This was also a requirement for the interior: Scandinavian style, lightness, airiness, the use of warm materials, and a calm color palette with marine accents.

Inside the representative, two-winged structure lies a private atrium with a large tree. The atrium is fully glazed, creating a harmonious connection between the interior and exterior, while filling the villa with natural light. It serves as the central point of the house, adjacent to the internal circulation, the living room, and the light, self-supporting stairs leading to the upper floor.

The project involved continuing efforts to adapt the space to modern standards, improve infrastructure, and enhance aesthetics. The main challenge was aligning the design solutions with the existing condition of the building – the nature of renovating existing structures often means that the inventory is only possible once work on the site begins.

Due to the client's requirements, the building features large glazing that offers expansive views of the greenery from the garden side, while maintaining a minimalist and enclosed appearance from the access road side.

The new office of EOS Poland is primarily a friendly workspace tailored to employees. The entrance area greets visitors with white and black, reflecting the company's branding, accented with colors like red, blue, and mint. The contrasting black building cores create the impression of cubes inserted into the white space, while natural greenery weaves through the office, visible from most areas.

Each floor is distinguished by a color corresponding to the colors of the Polish sea and sand, which wraps around the building core or the main meeting points. It appears on the ceiling in the corridors, on the walls of the meeting rooms, and in the spacious canteen located on the ground floor of the building.