Sarah lavoine: l'oréal luxe paris office

The office for L’Oréal Luxe, a division of L’Oréal, was designed by Sarah Lavoine. This is the first office project for Maison Sarah Lavoine. Sarah approached the arrangement of the working environment as if she were at home - trying to make the space as comfortable and flexible as possible.

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Building Scene 62 occupies 48,000 square meters. m and is located in Levallois-Perret, on the banks of the Seine. 2500 employees work on eight floors. In its work, the design studio consulted with the architects and managers of L’Oréal in order to equip the zones taking into account the needs of employees from different departments.

Part of the furniture is produced by Maison Sarah Lavoine: all of it is approved by labor protection specialists and complies with safety and ergonomic regulations

On the ground floor of the building there is a forum whose image is inspired by the lobby in hotels. Recreation areas are grouped around the bar, where coffee and snacks are served throughout the day.

Light wells provide access to natural light, despite the height of the building. From the first floor there are exits to the terraces, which occupy 700 square meters. m and decorated by landscape designer.

On the floors above, there are executive offices that are interspersed with open spaces: according to the chosen concept, employees can move freely enough between working spaces depending on current tasks. Also there are enough recreation rooms, modular meeting rooms, meeting rooms. Signs and symbolic division of zones with the help of color and furniture help not to get confused.

Since 80% of the staff is female, Sarah chose colors that reflect feminine elegance. Here is her signature blue Sarah Blue, powder pink, the color of green tea.

Accents are placed in bright yellow and black. The whole palette plays an important role in conveying the idea of ​​a “hospitable home”. The effect enhances the choice of materials - walnut wood, marble, brass, velvety textiles.

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