We delivered a full-scope interior design for the fintech growing start-up Moss, to create their new headquarters at the former bread factory in east Berlin. We created a contemporary work base for 80 employees in alignment with our client's firm culture.

Within this short time, we pushed the boundaries with a sustainable strategy combining circular subscription models, recycling, repurposing on-site resources and preparing for flexibility and growth with modularity and design-for-disassembly.

The 10-meter kitchen​:
​Its mossy green colour and glazed ceramic tiles let you know: you've arrived at Moss. Right at the entrance on your left, a long kitchen invites you to take your time with your morning ritual.

The kitchen island becomes a morning hub for coffee seekers, slow starters and those just arriving. Inside those 10-meter cabinets are hidden all those nice amenities and accessories a state-of-the-art kitchen requires.

This take on activity-based-working, prioritizes privacy as a way of re-humanizing the office. Visual and acoustic privacy are provided holistically with architectural solutions complemented with mobile elements. Playful but sound ceiling acoustics, work islands featuring dividers and higher phone booths-to-employee ratio and meeting rooms-to employee ratio support the idea of creating a safer personal space around the user.

​ Unique details, branding elements and other cool
gimmicks give an additional layer of personality to the space, playing with humour within the spectrum between corporate finance and cheeky start-up.

Client: Moss / Nufin GmbH
Location: Berlin
Area: 850 qm
Photo: Sebastian Dörken
Year: 2023