Municipal interiors designed so that a public building does not feel intimidating. The council chamber takes a warm, decided palette instead of the usual institutional grey, and the furniture layout places every participant on equal footing.
The wall behind the table is given over to a boldly veined stone panel that becomes the backdrop for proceedings and the single strong accent in the room. A timber floor and oval tabletop soften the formality, while a linear light fitting sets the axis of the chamber.