The company’s aim is to restore people’s health, so the company culture emphasizes vitality. In her planning, Gu, the designer, focused on the elements of vigor, life and hope.

Colorful life

Color is the best way to reflect vitality in a space. In order to avoid the garish look of too many colors, Gu used green and blue as basic colors, in order to symbolize life and hope, and a neutral grey to offer contrast. She used one color for each of the office floors, and all three colors in the canteen area where employees socialize. Of course, a designer not only chooses colors but also considers their application. Gu differentiated areas in the building by carpet color. She color-coordinated desks, chairs and carpets, allowing the furniture to be arranged easily. The color of seating is also a core concern for designers. The ¡Hola! chair was an irresistible candidate in this case. This chair, designed in Germany, is made from vivid materials. 

Flexible functionality, robust transformation

An employee cafeteria is different from a commercial one. It is trendy for modern companies to have a multi-functional space; the cafeteria can be a place for employees to dine and rest, but also a space for meetings, training sessions and presentations. Consequently, Gu arranged furniture around the walls and used easily moveable chairs and tables in the center. In addition, it is important that furniture not only represent the company image, but supports different functions. The ¡Hola! Chair has an eye-pleasing color and plastic components that are easy to clean. Its light weight means that it is easy to move and store. Compared to commercial canteens, which change chairs and tables often, this company’s cafeteria furniture will be durable and long lasting. The ¡Hola! brand offers a comfortable seating experience and a longer product life.