Yendall Hunter

Complimentary palette

Our design approach began with a careful consideration of the building’s existing features, notably an exposed black ceiling that dominated the space. To balance this, we chose complementary tones and integrated Yendall Hunter’s brand colours—white, black, and a playful touch of yellow. The natural palette included wood elements, warm leathers, and biophilia, adding warmth and texture. Timber slats were used in the reception area to create an impressive arrival experience.

Collaboration and functionality

The new space predominantly features an open plan layout with fixed desks, fostering a collaborative environment. Two private offices and several internal and front-of-house meeting rooms provide spaces for confidential discussions and client interactions. The front-of-house area, including the reception and teapoint, is designed as a client-facing space, featuring darker finishes and benefiting from natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Addressing workspace challenges

Yendall Hunter’s previous office lacked adequate meeting spaces and had poor acoustics. We addressed these issues by increasing the number and quality of meeting rooms and adding acoustic treatments to elevate the meeting experience. This upgrade has significantly improved their operational efficiency and meeting quality.