Connecting atriums

The entire central open area sits on light-oak floors, which create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. These floors are repeated on the floating balconies above, each of which has an open meeting area, a coffee bar for informal meetings and lofty views down over the two atrium’s. Near the spiral staircase, elegant Vitra sofas make up the discreet client reception lounge. Also nearby are the ground-floor meeting rooms designed using light, natural tones and off-set by colorful conference chairs, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The offices for partners and employees are located in the front and the back buildings on all floors; they have large four-meter-long tables suitable for work and meetings. Finally, on the top floor is the firm’s restaurant with a free-flow buffet, simple wooden cafe-style tables, Eames chairs and a sunken seating area with padded banquettes where employees can take a break and gaze out over the rooftops of The Hague.

Iron spiral stairs

On the ground floor beneath the central block of balconies stand two eye-catching centerpieces: a beautifully calm elliptical reception desk made from light oak, and a dramatic black, cast-iron spiral staircase that snakes up all the way to the top floor. These design pieces are both practical and artistic; they immediately catch the eye and make a bold statement reflecting the professionalism of BarentsKrants, a leader in their field.

Workplace Design

Each floating balcony is equipped with an open meeting area, coffee bar, and lofty views over the two atriums. Near the spiral staircase, elegant Vitra sofas act as discreet client reception lounges. For a more vibrant atmosphere, the ground floor meeting rooms are designed using light, natural tones, finely balanced with colorful conference chairs.

Partner and employee offices are in the front and back of each of the building’s floors. Each office has a four-meter-long table for work and meetings. On the top floor of the building, the firm’s restaurant includes a free-flow buffet and simple wooden cafe-style tables. Eames chairs are installed in a sunken seating area complete with padded banquettes and windows. From here, employees can relax and admire the views over the rooftops of The Hague.