Interior design in workspaces used to be all about functionality and nothing else. Not any more. With companies competing to attract talent and get the tag of ‘great place to work’, interior design has gained a lot more importance.
Offices today must be a place where employees feel valued, comfortable, and motivated. Dull, boring, clinical styles no longer suffice. And what better way to do this than with glass? Glass is versatile, sustainable, and durable - especially the superior quality that is made by Saint-Gobain.
Glass pillars in stark contrast to the interiors for a bold, striking appearance
Yes, it’s true. Office pillars can be made of glass. The pillar of strength now has new connotations. A pillar of style; of sophistication. With office pillars in coloured glass, one just cannot go wrong in getting the glamour quotient right. For heightened safety, toughened coloured glass, like SGG Colourmaxx Dura can also be used.
After all, who would have thought that the staid pillar could actually get a stylish makeover, and that too in glass?! But with Saint-Gobain’s revolutionary coloured lacquered glass, SGG Planilaque, anything is possible.
Matching coloured glass pillars for monochromatic elegance and sophistication
Office interior design demands the right balance of elegance and aesthetics, without going overboard. The design needs to be subtle and unobtrusive, even while creating an ambience of comfort. Creating innovative concepts that integrate functionality with visual appeal can accentuate office interior design to a large extent.
Over the years, Saint-Gobain has helped architects and designers to reimagine interiors, and revolutionize living and working spaces with its unique range of products. An office pillar in Coloured glass is a distinct concept that has been brought alive with SGG Planilaque.
Rendering an aura of sophistication, SGG Planilaque makes the humble pillar stand tall with class. The glossy finish lends a suave look to the pillar, making it truly stand apart and grab attention. It also helps to brighten up the workplace and lighten the mood, and impress visitors.
SGG Planilaque is available in an interesting palette of 7 colours, giving an impressive range of shades to choose from. The pillars can either have glass in monochromatic, complementary, or contrasting shades, instantly transforming the office space from dull to vibrant.
The company logo colours can also be chosen to create a consistent and seamless aesthetic.
SGG Planilaque pillars with clean, crisp lines for a distinct aesthetic
SGG Planilaque is not just about aesthetic beauty. It has a plethora of benefits that come in handy, especially in the office arena.
When being different is the ask, glass is the answer. Whether the requirement is for glass wall panels, glass facades, glass partitions, or innovative pillars, glass offers virtually limitless possibilities.
Office interior design can get a striking new makeover with office pillars in coloured glass. And what reliable & better choice to lean on, than SGG Planilaque. Dare to be different, and let glass do the talking in your workplace.
Can SGG Planilaque be used in areas with high humidity?
Yes, it can be; it must be properly installed and maintained properly — which is not difficult — so that it can function well and be used for a long time in very humid areas.
How can glass be used in an office space?
Toughened glass can be used to create partition walls, cubicles, doors, and cabins. Using glass creates a seamless, transparent feeling that promotes collaboration and boosts productivity. Glass facades help to improve the building’s energy efficiency and improve thermal insulation.
Does glass pose a safety risk in an office?
Toughened glass doesn’t break easily, and is shatterproof. Lacquered glass can also be available in toughened or tempered varieties, which are also highly durable and don’t break easily.
In what other way can lacquered glass be used in the office?
Lacquered glass can be used as wall panels, rendering a unique appearance to the office. It saves the time, cost, and effort involved in painting the walls frequently, and also ensures a unique appearance and aesthetic appeal to the workspace.
