Diseño de oficinas en Valencia: Badenes Logistics

Badenes Logistics – A new workplace in Valencia

Noha Executive, Trestle, Maarten and Burin are among the Viccarbe designs featured throughout the new Badenes Logistics headquarters in Valencia. Developed by Vimarvi Grupo, the workplace brings these collections into different professional areas within an interior conceived around the company’s connection with global logistics.

Noha Executive chairs by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba around a Burin table by Patricia Urquiola in a modern boardroom. — Noha Executive chairs and Burin table create a refined setting for meetings and conversation.A contemporary boardroom furnished with Noha Executive chairs by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba, paired with the sculptural Burin table by Patricia Urquiola. The composition combines ergonomic comfort, soft upholstery and a distinctive central base, creating an inviting environment for meetings and collaborative work.

Noha Executive by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba brings the most corporate version of the Noha collection to one of the meeting rooms. Its high backrest is defined by sophisticated smooth lines and a soft contour, combined with a balanced seat. Conceived for meeting rooms and corporate areas, the Executive version is designed to humanize professional spaces and help users remain focused for longer.

Burin by Patricia Urquiola is also among the designs featured at the Badenes Logistics headquarters. Its distinctive base takes its cue from the handle of a burin, the traditional tool used by cabinetmakers, translating that familiar reference into a table with a strong and immediately recognisable identity.

Trestle tables by John Pawson in two private offices with blue and terracotta acoustic walls. — Trestle tables by John Pawson define two focused office settings in contrasting colour palettes.Trestle tables, designed by John Pawson for Viccarbe, furnish two contemporary private offices characterised by blue and terracotta tones. Their precise geometry and lightweight structure bring visual clarity and functionality to spaces created for focused work and meetings.

Trestle by John Pawson appears elsewhere in the workplace as a table conceived around versatility and studied proportions. Designed as a meeting place for work colleagues and a point of connection between the people inhabiting a space, Trestle brings Pawson’s approach to simplicity into a professional environment.

Maarten upholstered chairs by Víctor Carrasco arranged in a flexible meeting and training space. — Maarten upholstered chairs by Víctor Carrasco in a contemporary multipurpose workspace.Maarten upholstered chairs, designed by Víctor Carrasco for Viccarbe, furnish a flexible meeting and training area with warm wooden flooring and movable curtains. Their upholstered seats bring comfort and visual continuity to a versatile space designed for presentations, group sessions and conversation.

Another of the Viccarbe designs featured in the project is Maarten upholstered chair by Victor Carrasco. In its soft version, Maarten combines a defined structure with upholstery that deliberately retains its wrinkles. Conceived with comfort at its centre, the collection adapts to different contexts through a broad choice of bases and configurations.

Trestle tables by John Pawson in glass-enclosed offices at Badenes Logistics headquarters. — Glass-enclosed workspaces at Badenes Logistics HQ, shaped by movement, connectivity and corporate colour.The Badenes Logistics headquarters, designed by Vimarvi Grupo, translates the company’s activity into an interior defined by movement, connectivity and curved geometries. Glass-enclosed offices furnished with Trestle tables by John Pawson are complemented by industrial materials and a palette of corporate blue, oxide and terracotta tones. Maritime containers are reinterpreted as enclosed work and acoustic spaces, connecting the company’s logistics identity with the everyday workplace.

Beyond these individual furniture applications, the interior developed by Vimarvi Grupo takes Badenes Logistics’ activity as the conceptual starting point for the workplace. References to movement and connectivity run through the project, with curved geometries defining the interior alongside industrial materials and a palette that incorporates the company’s corporate blue with oxide and terracotta tones.

Elements associated with logistics are also brought into the architecture itself. Maritime containers are reinterpreted as enclosed working and acoustic spaces, connecting the identity of Badenes Logistics with the everyday use of its new headquarters.

PROJECT CREDITS

Project: Badenes Logistics headquarters

Location: Valencia, Spain

Interior design & architecture: Vimarvi Grupo

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