Space, the rebranded company on the ground floor of 129 Front Street, is focusing on commercial interiors, workplace environments, and large-scale project solutions for Bermuda’s corporate, hospitality and institutional sectors.

The refresh involves the combination of COE and Furniture Flair, working with architects, designers and homeowners to plan, procure, co-ordinate, and install end-to-end interior design and architectural solutions.

The new Front Street showroom has been designed to showcase modern workplace systems, collaborative furniture solutions, ergonomic seating and adaptable design concepts.

Space and the new showroom were introduced at a reception for the architecture and design community, together with corporate clients and a key supplier, Teknion, the Canadian designer and manufacturer of office furniture.

A Space statement said the Teknion team led a continuing education unit session for local architects and designers.

Space plans to continue hosting educational sessions connecting Bermuda’s architects and designers with global expertise and industry insights.

“Our rebrand to Space reflects the direction our business has already been moving in,” said Sara Lane Adderley, sales team manager.

“We work with some of Bermuda’s leading businesses to create functional, forward-thinking work environments. The new showroom allows us to better demonstrate the scale of what we offer, from single office upgrades to full commercial fit-outs, while continuing to deliver the service and expertise our clients rely on.”

Backed by a portfolio of international brand partners and suppliers, Space provides access to globally recognised manufacturers known for quality, innovation, and durability. Space offers both interior design and architectural solutions ranging from flooring, furniture and window treatments to acoustics, wall coverings and wall systems.

Ms Adderley added: “The Space Front Street showroom has been designed as a working example of contemporary commercial environments, allowing our clients to explore product lines, material finishes, layout concepts, and design possibilities in person.”