BuzziSpace, an acoustic design company based in Antwerp, Belgium, offer inventive screens, panels, and a variety of other acoustic solutions for both home and office use.

In today’s busy offices it is easy to get lost in the hubbub of conflicting sounds, and so it is important for everyone to have the best possible workspace. Places where one may use the telephone or work in private have become rare – which is where BuzziSpace’s sound-absorbing products come in, allowing you to create calm islands of quiet in the eye of the proverbial storm.

Their products also include an indication of their reverberation time to give you an idea of how well they absorb sound.

Easy to reposition to your changing needs, BuzziSpace are also proud of their ‘green’ credentials, and work hard to comply with government standards as a bare minimum. As they say themselves:

“Acoustics, ecology, and flexibility: these qualities distinguish products by BuzziSpace.”

Call us for a quote or more information on 020 8881 1234 or alternatively e-mail us at sales@rainbowdesign.co.uk.

Is your office space the same as everyone else’s? Would you like to have a unique office offering something different from everyone else?

Be it desking, storage, break-out furniture or a multitude of other specifications, Rainbow Office Design is proud to announce partnerships with local bespoke furniture manufacturers, providing high quality custom furniture. If your need is a little more niche, or you simply want something a bit special to make you stand out, then please contact us with your requirements and we will be happy to accommodate you!

Our speciality extends beyond offices. Towards the end of 2011 we supplied these lovely café benches for Hackney Picture House Cinema, and that’s just the start. We have supplied to libraries, schools, hospitals – anything you need, we can supply.

Just contact us on 020 8881 1234 or e-mail us at sales@rainbowdesign.co.uk.

Rainbow Office Design were lucky enough to be invloved in the prestigious project for Hackney’s Picture House Cinema on Mare Street. Rainbow worked together with both Fletcher Priest Architects and City Screens to create a funky, stylish interior for which we supplied the furniture.

The former Ocean building has been transformed into a 4000 square metre venue with four cinema screens, a café, upper level bars and facilities for community based organisations. The state-of the-art auditoria are equipped with 576 luxury seats and the best digital, 3D and satellite technology.

The design objective was to reuse and rethink as many of the existing spaces and materials as possible. This included removing side balconies and slabs to create larger and new space in Screens 1 and 2 respectively, while Screens 3 and 4 were inserted into existing studio spaces. Acoustic panels in the cinemas and bar areas have been refurbished throughout and furniture and materials been recovered and reused where possible.

Fresh and simple graphics in a limited colour and material palette create a new identity to the building. The graphic design has been utilised throughout from the large scale PICTURE HOUSE letters playfully announcing the venue along Mare Street.

Stylish and inventive, the new Sayl chair is the first full suspension back-chair that is literally frameless. Inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge, Swiss-born San Francisco-resident designer Yves Béhar has designed a chair that allows for freedom of movement without compromising support.

It’s also fantastically environmentally friendly, using as few separate parts as possible to achieve the strongest outcome. With 93% of the chair being recyclable, you really can’t lose.

Call us for a quote or more information on 020 8881 1234 or e-mail sales@rainbowdesign.co.uk.

Running between September 22nd and 25th, two big design events are in London this week, bringing exciting new furniture ideas – 100% Design at Earl’s Court and Superbrands London at The Truman Brewery. We will be popping down to both, so come and say hello if you see any of us around!

Bisset Adams were commissioned to re-design the childrens’ area at Queen’s Park Library. Following a series of consultation workshops with local children and families, designs for the children’s library were drawn up to meet the users’ needs. These designs incorporate doors to reduce noise to the rest of the library, increased shelving, and flexible furniture which will allow the area to be used for events.