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OGD
Delft.

A place
with character.

Seven years after its first design, OGD ict-diensten’s office in Delft received a new interior. Arvon redesigned the same building, informed by changing workplace trends. The 300 m² office was completed in July 2022.

Explore the material story
OGD Delft’s bar with deep green tiles, a dark counter, high stools, hanging plants and a timber floor.
01 / Deep green. Warm timber. A character of its own.
Space for your success.
Client
OGD ict-diensten
Location
Delft
Type
Office
Area
300 m²
Completed
July 2022

A first look

One space.
More than one mood.

An existing office, redesigned for use. The photographs show shared tables, glazed meeting rooms, a bar and varied seating. Deep green tiles, timber and dark frames connect the settings. They reveal what the redesigned interior provides, from the space as a whole to the setting for a conversation.

The shared space with a raised timber floor, black railings, tables, seating and exposed dark ceilings.
02 / Different settings, connected by one space.

01 / Colour & contrast

Character comes
from the combination.

The green-tiled frontage gives the bar a distinctive presence. The dark ceiling and black frames form a quiet background for timber, planting and gold-toned lighting.

The combinations stand out: sheen beside a matt finish, precise lines beside trailing leaves. The detail photograph brings those differences closer.

A gold-toned pendant among black frames, timber planters and trailing green plants.
03 / A small detail sets the tone.
A black steel stair with vertical railings beside planted shelving and lighting beneath a dark ceiling.
04 / Dark lines give the space rhythm.
A curved cognac-coloured banquette around a timber table, with glazed meeting-room walls behind.
05 / A different setting for a conversation.

02 / Material & rhythm

From the larger gesture
to the smaller scale.

Dark lines recur in railings, frames and glazed partitions. Timber and upholstered seating add a warmer layer.

In the meeting area, the material story takes another form. A patterned floor runs alongside the glazed rooms, giving that part of the interior a recognisable character.

Glazed meeting rooms with dark frames beside a patterned floor of pale and red carpet tiles.
06 / Colour and texture continue into the quieter spaces.

03 / Settings & use

Different moments.
Different places.

A long table beside the bar, a curved banquette or a high table at the window: the photographs show different ways to furnish a space.

A piano and leather sofa give one seating area a distinctive atmosphere. An interior can feel coherent without looking the same everywhere.

A timber piano behind a dark leather Chesterfield sofa beside tall windows and planting.
07 / An unexpected element can belong, too.
OGD Delft’s bar with deep green tiles, a dark counter, high stools, hanging plants and a timber floor.

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