Boston Consulting Group’s new Amsterdam office features Paper Waste Panels by Alted. The installation reflects the growing use of recycled materials with a lower environmental impact in interior design.
Image credits: Alted Materials
2025
The office is designed by Hollandse Nieuwe and located in The Pulse of Amsterdam, a landmark development by VMX Architects, MVSA Architects and DELVA Landscape Architecture & Urbanism. The building is energy neutral and certified BREEAM-NL Outstanding and WELL Platinum.
That makes it a fitting setting for panels designed to reduce the environmental footprint of interiors.
In the café area, Terracotta Drop and Stripe panels sit side by side. Each relief catches the light differently. A pine bar top and stools complete a flexible space for coffee, focused work or a break between meetings.
A workplace for a global company like BCG shows that circular materials are ready for high-profile projects. It also shows how they can become a tangible part of the spaces we use every day.
A pattern of the gentle, organic curves of raindrops in motion, creating a serene and dynamic visual statement for any space.
Stripe brings linear precision to life, a pattern that emphasises geometry and symmetry, perfect for modern and minimalist interiors.
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