Vodafone Office, Prague

The red operator has always relied not only on high quality but also on a light form of communication, friendship, a sense of humour and originality. These principles remain at the core of Vodafone’s newly renovated offices designed by Capexus, which are housed in the City West office building.

The atypical elements include podiums, practical kitchens for employees and comfortable benches. The office has gained a completely new atmosphere thanks to the presence of natural materials and warm shades. They casually motivate meetings and build well-being in the workplace. Various dividing elements also play an irreplaceable role, one of the most significant being the sliding Japanese wall. It is very easy to handle thanks to the rails and transmits enough light even when closed. Yet it can effectively divide the space.

The land of the rising sun is also evoked by organically shaped seating and the selection of office plants, which loosely refer to the art of tree miniaturisation. Due to its unevenness, the partially lacquered wall cladding brings liveliness to the office environment and captivates observers at first sight. Vodafone is proof that new furniture and atypical solutions can successfully extend the design and practical life of an office.

Most of the space is dedicated to meetings, but people from all over the building can also use special quiet zones for relax and generating new ideas, such as the library, zen garden, study room and so on. Moreover, the concept can be repeated in other countries – the Prague headquarters was chosen as a pilot project.