From the outset, the project was guided by a clear concept: every element had to feel like a natural continuation of the architecture. Furniture and lighting were selected to complement materials such as concrete, glass, steel and wood, reinforcing the building’s contemporary identity without competing for attention. The result is a restrained yet expressive interior, where proportions, textures and tones work together to create a timeless and coherent whole.

Bord de Meuse brings together two distinct functions: a flexible co-working environment and the offices of an architectural practice. BB Design translated these needs into interiors that balance durability and adaptability with comfort and sophistication. Co-working areas encourage interaction and versatility, while the private offices reflect focus, expertise and calm — all supported by ergonomic solutions and carefully integrated acoustic and lighting elements.

Spanning eight months from first contact to completion, the project was shaped through close collaboration, extensive sampling and multiple design review rounds. BB Design worked hand in hand with Luc Spits Architecture, coordinating suppliers and testing configurations to ensure every detail aligned with the architectural intent. The result is an interior that feels precise, intentional and effortlessly integrated — praised by both the architectural team and the building’s users.