Interior broadcast company ‘Omroep Brabant’ in Eindhoven, The Netherlands by COEN! Design Agency

Omroep Brabant is a regional broadcasting company. It touches the peoples hearts in the Brabant region. COEN! Translated this feeling into the new interior of this organisation. A warm welcome in the entrance hall, a poem and floor pattern about the purple heath and subtle translation of the typical Brabant flag. A visualisation of tradition in a modern entourage.

Omroep Brabant

• Architects: Coen! Design Agency
• Project: Interior broadcast company ‘Omroep Brabant’
• Location: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
• Client: Omroep Brabant, Eindhoven
• Interior Architect: COEN! Design Agency, Coen van Ham, Eindhoven
• Interior Builder: Gielissen, Eindhoven
• Floor: 1600 m2
• Delivery: 2009
• Software used: Photoshop and Illustrator

Entrance

Everyone is unique. COEN! and his team have the expertise and the people needed to translate this uniqueness into a consistent and powerful corporate identity which fits like a glove.

Entrance

This office space and media cafe was re-created by COEN! to form a light, colourful and attractive working environment, with an ambience appropriate to a media concern. The design was based on the following points of departure:

Lounge

The specific identity of the company is evident throughout the interior. The characteristic items used for the design are at the interface between applied and autonomous art. The interior design is timeless with colourful accents.

Entrance

In spite of the limited budget available, it was possible to create a powerful concept. A hanging lamp was especially designed for the new interior of Omroep Brabant. Inside this striking item is covered with a cosy pattern, usually printed on traditional tablecloths. Outside a shiny silver coating refers to the hightech and innovative new Brabant. Design with a story.

Media Cafe

Media Cafe

Media Cafe

Interior View

Media Cafe

Interior View

Media Cafe

Coen Van Ham

Floor Plan

Tags: Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Categories: Broadcasting Company, Illustrator, Photoshop

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