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Restaurant in Oslo, Norway

Nice and cozy restaurant in city center of Oslo with the scene for a refined dining experience with its dark, modern interior and warm ambient lighting. Black chairs and crisp white table settings contrast beautifully against the moody décor, while chandeliers and exposed ceiling details add a stylish, urban edge.

Dominant materials: Solid wood, black painted steel, marble tabletops.

Project implemented while working as employed Project Manager by other company

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Hotel Test room in Brussels, Belgium

Test room for very popular global hotel group located in Brussels, Belgium.

Every hotel project in Furniture Supply start with a test room - this allows for client to evaluate quality and design, for supplier - technical solutions and possible extra savings for client.

Dominant materials: Laminated board, artificial leather, black painted steel, cork

Project implemented while working as employed Project Manager by other company

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Restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark

Restaurant and lobby bar for 100 rooms hotel in Denmark, not far from Copenhagen. Clean, minimalist Scandinavian style with quality comfort for fast dining service for affordable pricing.

Dominant materials: Oak veneer , solid wood, HPL table tops.

Project implemented while working as employed Project Manager by other company

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Hotel in Brussels, Belgium

200 rooms hotel in Brussels, Belgium.

Rooms design highlights its contemporary, functional style — ideal for mobile travelers, families, and anyone who appreciates a practical yet welcoming space. Each room is fitted with a fully equipped kitchenette: compact but highly functional. You’ll find essentials such as a refrigerator, microwave, stovetop, kitchen tools, refrigerator, and coffee/tea making facilities.

Dominant materials: Laminated board, artificial leather, Corian, brass.

Project implemented while working as employed Project Manager by other company

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Hotel Test Room in Hamburg, Germany

Test room for very big global hotel group located, location of the Room in Hamburg, Germany.

Each studio is designed with generous dimensions offering separate zones for sleeping, dining, and working—ideal for both short and extended stays, split layout helps maintain a clear sense of space and purpose throughout the room. Rooms include efficient kitchenettes—complete with a refrigerator, microwave, kitchenware, coffee/tea maker, and dining area

Dominant materials: Laminated board, Compact laminate tops, black painted steel, painted glass

Project implemented while working as employed Project Manager by other company