AG Barr

The hardest thing to get right in a workplace isn't the layout or the lighting, it's the feeling. Kailee Lane at Curo Workspace got it right for AG Barr's new offices, and we were glad to play our part in it.

AG Barr's new workspace feels less like a corporate fit-out and more like a place with a point of view. Every zone was considered on its own terms and the furniture was chosen to match.

In the boardroom, the Work walnut table and ICF's Valea Soft chairs in cognac leather create a room that gets the tone right without announcing it. It's the kind of space where a real conversation can happen.

The Work Polo table with a stunning plant at its centre anchors the open-plan floor; part focal point, part casual meeting spot that people naturally gravitate to. 

The breakout areas bring a different energy: Woodly chairs in oak frames, green Mila banquette seating, Everyday Collection pieces that give each zone its own character while keeping the floor as one coherent space.

At the entrance, the Cube sofa and Hudson armchair sit among lush greenery, an arrival moment that tells you immediately this isn't a standard office.

The result speaks for itself - good design paired with the right furniture shapes how people move through a space, often without them even noticing.

Nothing is there for show. Everything is there because it works.