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Upon entering the conference room, your attention is immediately drawn to the prominent wall behind the chairman’s chair. Here, we have used the bookmatching technique, where four stones are placed together to create a symmetrical pattern. It creates a stunning visual backdrop that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the space, but also pays tribute to our art.A monitor is mounted on the wall opposite the chair’s desk, strategically placed to facilitate presentations and discussions during meetings. To seamlessly integrate the monitor into the design, we’ve chosen a Termwood cover on the back. This termwood cover adds a sense of warmth and texture to the space and improves the overall atmosphere.

Directly below the monitor, a stone element is installed as a decorative and functional element. Not only does it add visual interest, it also serves as a platform for equipment or catalogs, keeping the workspace organized and efficient.

On the other wall, a stone strip is used at a certain height, the reason for using this strip is not to affect the focal point of the design and at the same time it is a reference to the type of business. This stone strip is integrated from the room. The conference extends to administrative and staff departments and creates a consistent visual language throughout the administrative area.

In the office and staff areas, stone tape is used to design the walls, which gives the work space a sense of complexity and durability. This design choice not only reinforces our industry connection, but also ensures a cohesive and coordinated design scheme overall.

In short, our interior design for the Stone Factory office space and conference room combines the elegance of natural stone with functional elements to create an inspiring and functional space. We believe this design not only reflects the ethos of our industry, but also creates an environment conducive to creativity, collaboration and productivity