Executive and client-facing
Executive floors, where the detail is the point.
Executive areas are small in area and large in scrutiny. The joinery, the acoustic privacy, the way the technology disappears and the quality of the reception all get noticed.
We deliver executive floors as a controlled package: bespoke joinery from our own workshops, considered material detailing and services integrated so they are present but not visible.
Scope
What the package covers.
Typical spaces
- Executive reception and waiting areas
- Boardrooms and committee rooms
- Executive offices and private meeting rooms
- Client dining and hospitality
- Private WCs and support spaces
- Discreet circulation and arrival routes
What we hold
- Bespoke joinery, panelling and desking
- Stone, metalwork and specialist finishes
- Acoustic privacy and speech confidentiality treatment
- AV integration and cable management
- Lighting design and control scenes
- Furniture selection, procurement and installation
Interfaces we resolve
- AV and IT providers appointed by the occupier
- Security and access control zoning
- Ventilation and comfort in enclosed rooms
- Door acoustic performance and seals
- Base building constraints on the floor
- Cleaning and maintenance of premium finishes
Control
Where the risk actually sits.
Sampled, then made
Veneer, stone, metal and fabric are approved as physical samples under the room's own lighting, and the approved set governs production.
Privacy treated as a requirement
Where confidentiality matters, the wall build-up, the doorset and the ventilation path are designed together, because privacy is lost through the weakest of the three.
Technology designed to disappear
AV, power and connectivity routes are drawn into the joinery before manufacture, so nothing has to be surface-fixed to a finished panel.
Before pricing
What we need to see.
Send what exists today. We will tell you what is still required rather than price around the gaps.
- Layouts and elevations for the executive areas
- AV, IT and security requirements
- Acoustic privacy expectations
- Material and finish preferences or standards
- Programme and access constraints
- Furniture standards, where they exist
Evidence
Projects from the register.
Questions
What clients ask about this scope.
Related
Where to go next.
Discuss an office project
Tell us about the floorplate and the date.
Tell us the building, the area, the scope you expect to hold and the date the business needs to move. We will set out how the programme would run and what has to be resolved first.