We invite you to Diuna Office – a place that lights up hearts not only with its unique design, but also with a wealth of artistic works, including works by such an exceptional artist as Nikodem Szpunar. This is an office complex designed by Łoskiewicz Studio, which focused on creativity, innovation and sustainable development.
The interior of Diuna Office is a real feast for the senses, where modernity meets art, creating a unique working atmosphere. Each piece of space is carefully thought out, creating a harmonious whole that inspires and stimulates the imagination.
One of the most characteristic elements is the conference table, which attracts attention not only with its impressive appearance, but also with its ecological approach. It was made of Boomplastic sheets, from the LENIWIEC sheet, which is 100% made of recycled plastic. This is an excellent example of the use of innovative technologies to protect the environment and promote sustainable development.
The Diuna complex is not only a workplace, it is also a manifestation of commitment to ESG principles. By introducing innovative solutions such as Boomplastic, Diuna Office focuses on social responsibility and care for the natural environment.
It is thanks to projects such as Diuna Office that we can see that harmony between functionality, aesthetics and sustainable development is possible. It is an inspiring example for the entire industry of how to create jobs that not only fulfill their functions, but also contribute to the protection of our planet.
The “Great Blue” panel, made from HDPE regranulates sourced from post-consumer waste, has been designed so that its blue hue isn’t overly intense. We used semi-transparent regranulate and embedded crushed blue caps to achieve a sense of blue depth.
There is a unique conference table at the CANAL+ Polska headquarters. Unique because it is made of a unique countertop made of Boomplastic boards! To make it, we used grinding from packaging and grinding from colorful caps.
At Boomplastic, we take the idea of ZERO WASTE really seriously. We even put together the FRANKENSTEIN display from many pieces left after cutting out various designs. You can see it on “Enough” exhibition curated by Fala Architektura during Gdynia Design Days 2024.
