The interior design of the Academy’s ground floor was conceived as a unified environment that narrates the company’s story and philosophy through space.

This office space interior design includes the reception area, a museum area with authentic machines built by the founder in the company’s early years, a video-wall zone presenting the brand’s history, and a central exhibit area highlighted by a distinctive ceiling installation whose form continues onto the floor, creating a strong visual axis.

In the museum area, the exhibits are treated through an artistic lens, emphasizing their value as symbol-objects of creation. To express the contrast between their industrial nature and the curated aesthetic intervention, two color tones were selected, grey and gold.

The car showroom is revealed under a striking luminous ceiling that ensures uniform lighting and a clear reading of the exhibits.

An industrial style office design approach defines this interior, with an exposed concrete ceiling and a diagonal geometry that runs throughout—from the museum wall, where lighting underscores the diagonal lines, to elements within the floor and custom constructions. Bold diagonal structures also appear in the area preceding the car display, where the space’s generous height reinforces their dynamic presence.

This intensity is balanced by the custom furniture’s curved forms—such as the reception seating and the front desk—whose distinctive sweeping curve introduces movement and flow, creating an equilibrium between rigor and fluidity.

Finally, the office pantry interior design completes the visitor experience, with a custom made brand signage dominating the main wall and acting as a focal point of identity and reference.

The overall interior design, developed by our architecture office, aims to connect the past and present of HBbody, with emphasis on their expertise, memories, and the brand’s creative continuity.

Client : HB Body
Area : Sindos Thessaloniki
Year : 2025
Services: Ιnterior design
SQ.M. : 900