Boring Collection

The office of Beyond Space in Amsterdam is a perfect example of work and after work sharing the same address without calling it a concept. Connected to Bar Borisov, the studio sits behind the public energy of a bar, with architecture, hospitality and office life quietly overlapping. It is a workplace where meetings can happen near drinks, ideas can survive lunch, and the furniture knows not to interrupt. Beyond Space describes its practice as mixing buildings, spaces and objects, which feels rather literal here.

Photo by: Lorenzo Zandri

Zemic Europe is a manufacturer and developer of load cells, strain gauges, and force sensors. Due to its growth, Zemic has consolidated its business activities in a new European headquarters at Rithmeesterpark in Breda. Boring Collection supplied several sets of Single and Duo workstations with screens, Netweave chairs and bins.

At Flowpolis, the office furniture does not try to become the agenda point. Which is helpful, because Aldo van Eyck’s Tripolis already has plenty to say. Space Encounters turned the office of Flow Real Estate into a workplace where structure, openness and daily office rituals can quietly coexist. Boring, in the most spatially respectful sense.