Three corporate interiors designed by RAAM architecture

While parquet flooring is popular in interiors, the use of wood in high-traffic environments has been limited due to its vulnerability to wear. This has led many to choose synthetic materials that compromise the authenticity and warmth of wood. However, technological advances aimed at enhancing the durability of natural wood have made it suitable for high-use spaces, ensuring longevity and compliance with strict technical standards. Below, we highlight three projects from the French studio RAAM that feature Parklex Prodema wood flooring in demanding workspaces.

Maison Palladio (Paris)

In the renovation of the Palladio Foundation headquarters, RAAM has crafted an environment that honors the architectural history with a timeless design, aligning with the previous work of architects Joseph Belmont and Jean-Michel Wilmotte. The furniture and finishes reflect a refined yet inviting aesthetic, where wood and other natural materials create a warm and elegant atmosphere, suited for meetings and exhibitions.

Comet Workplaces Offices (Bercy)

Located in the Lumière complex, this office and coworking project offers a flexible approach to modern work. RAAM has designed a space that adapts to the evolving needs of contemporary companies, blending private work areas with communal zones. The selection of sustainable materials, including wood flooring, enhances a welcoming work environment without sacrificing functionality or adaptability.

Nida Space (Issy-les-Moulineaux)

Nida Space is a multifunctional center that connects businesses and individuals, notable for its innovative and sustainable design. With areas dedicated to events, exhibitions, and creative workshops, this “third place” emphasizes flexibility and collaboration. RAAM has incorporated eco-friendly materials, with natural wood and abundant greenery playing a pivotal role in creating a welcoming environment that harmonizes with nature.