Project: Canaccord Capital, Montreal, PQ

Canaccord wanted their new office space to be an integrated environment that would promote a high quality of service and professionalism, while showing an attention to detail. The design elements focused on the reception area and client meeting complexes on the two floors that served their Retail and Institutional clients and integrated high level finishes and technology. With an artwork collection to complete the aesthetic, the dark wood, limestone floors and overall openness provided a classic look. The Corporate and Private Client business units were separated on two different floors. Both floors share a common aesthetic while recognizing functional differences. The Montreal office is the latest to adopt the standards developed for the Toronto office, which have also been translated in other offices in the UK, New York and Houston. All of the offices share the similar look and feel, but have their own unique design elements.

Interior Design Credit: IBI Group

Photographer’s Credit: David Whittaker

Project: A Montreal, international management consultant company

An international consulting firm located in Montreal has been loyal clients of Nienkämper for the past 17 years.

The company undertook a major renovation in 2008 and equipped its new offices with Vox® Office furniture and Vox® tables for their conference center. Designer Normand Auclair used beautiful bamboo wood floors for the project, as seen on this photo where a Vox® Table on Taper Legs is surrounded by Nienkämper now® chairs on glides.

Interior Design Credit: Normand Auclair Designer Inc.

Photographer’s Credit: Stephane Brugger

Project: CN — Montréal, Canada

Pictured here is the main boardroom for CN headquarters where the Board of Directors meet every month. CN is a leader in the North American rail industry. Following its acquisition of Illinois Central in 1999, WC in 2001 and GLT in 2004, as well as its partnership agreement with BC Rail in 2004, CN provides shippers with more options and greater reach in the rapidly expanding market for north-south trade.

Interior Design Credit: Suzanne de Guise, architecte

Photographer’s Credit: Claude-Simon Langlois


Vox® conference table, 40’ long, seats 34, custom open Boat shape with Flowform™ edge detail in Cherry veneer, stained to match customer’s sample. Full modesty panels. Duo™ bases with black anodized aluminum. Eighteen cutouts in table top to accommodate customer’s own screens. Desk pads, to mount to screens with Velcro, in Carrillo black leather with client logo embossed. Table top also built with Vox Forums™ and flush mount microphones.

Vox® conference table, 40’ long, seats 34, custom open Boat shape with Flowform™ edge detail in Cherry veneer, stained to match customer’s sample. Full modesty panels. Duo™ bases with black anodized aluminum. Eighteen cutouts in table top to accommodate customer’s own screens. Desk pads, to mount to screens with Velcro, in Carrillo black leather with client logo embossed. Table top also built with Vox Forums™ and flush mount microphones.

Fifty Senator® Executive chairs, model #14122 medium back with urethane arm with upholstered cap. All upholstered in black Terraverde leather, chair base is black.

Other furniture specified for this client included 17’ long Vox® Super Ellipse conference table with Flowform™ edge details, finished in natural maple veneer, with Duo™ bases with champagne anodized aluminum and two Vox Forums™. A smaller Vox® conference table at 8’ in Cherry veneer, stained to match client’s sample with T-leg™ base in a mirror polished finish with one Vox Forum™ and one grommet.

Vox® Boardroom Credenza in natural maple with rotating swing frame interior option, and a grommet for voice/data cabling in champagne anodized aluminum.

Parabola® workstation in Cherry veneer, stained to match client’s sample for the office of the President, with one Senator high back chair upholstered in Carrillo black leather.

Seven Senator® Executive medium back chairs upholstered in customer’s own material with urethane arm with upholstered cap and black base.

Project: International Air Transport Association — Montréal, Quebec

The main boardroom of the IATA office in Montréal hosts meetings of the top executives from the world’s top airlines. These executives meet here regularly to discuss international political and policy issues that pertain to the air transport industry. This conference table seats 39 executives and was specially manufactured for these offices in Montréal.

Interior Design Credit: Innova Design

Photographer’s Credit: Jean-Sébastien Bernard


Vox® Vista™ shape conference tables with Facet™ edge detail, finished in Natural Figured Angare. Table has Duo™ bases with Natural Figured Anagre panels and Silver anodized aluminum fluted ends.

Vox® Vista™ shape conference tables with Facet™ edge detail, finished in Natural Figured Angare. Table has Duo™ bases with Natural Figured Anagre panels and Silver anodized aluminum fluted ends.

Senator Executive chairs are medium back upholstered in black leather.

Project: The Lord Group — New York City, 2000

The Lord Group is an advertising agency based in New York City.

Interior Design Credit: Brian Rose

Vox® Conference table and
Vox® Conference table and
Parabola® Credenza.

Project: Computershare – Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Computershare is a Financial Service company based in Montreal, this is a photo of their main boardroom.

Interior Design Credit: Moureaux Hauspy Designers Inc.

Photographer’s Credit: Claude-Simon Langlois Photographie


Senator Boardroom chairs with medium back and urethane arm. Pneumatic height adjustment with tilt and polished aluminum base. Upholstered in UV 452/80 Stretch Appeal, color black.

Vox Boat shape table , 282” wide x 84” depth with Facet edge detail. Tabletop in Cherry veneer with Duo™ base panels, both stained to match customer’s sample. Clear anodized finish on aluminum fluted ends for base, with tabletop in 5 sections. Table has four 5 ¼” C Forums and one 12” I Presenter’s Forum, all in a Clear anodized finish.
Vox Boat shape table , 282” wide x 84” depth with Facet edge detail. Tabletop in Cherry veneer with Duo™ base panels, both stained to match customer’s sample. Clear anodized finish on aluminum fluted ends for base, with tabletop in 5 sections. Table has four 5 ¼” C Forums and one 12” I Presenter’s Forum, all in a Clear anodized finish.

Project: Accenture Boardroom – Dallas , Texas

Accenture's Las Colinas (Dallas) boardroom is in their Executive Briefing Center. This room is fitted with equipment for videoconferencing and high quality media presentations.

Interior Design Credit: Carson Design Associates

Photographer’s Credit: Craig D. Blackmon, AIA BlackInk Architectural Photography


Vox ® Custom table with Duo bases. Walnut top with Flowform TM edge detail, base panels, and partial modesty panels. Custom stain to match customer’s sample. Duo TM bases with aluminum ends in Champagne anodized finish. Twelve Custom Vox Forums ®. Twelve jacks for gooseneck microphones. One grommet for voice/data cables. Forums, jacks and grommet, all in Champagne anodized finish.
Vox ® Custom table with Duo bases. Walnut top with Flowform TM edge detail, base panels, and partial modesty panels. Custom stain to match customer’s sample. Duo TM bases with aluminum ends in Champagne anodized finish. Twelve Custom Vox Forums ®. Twelve jacks for gooseneck microphones. One grommet for voice/data cables. Forums, jacks and grommet, all in Champagne anodized finish.
28 Senator Executive high back chairs, urethane arm with upholstered cap and wrap, pneumatic black base, upholstered in Carrillo Mahogany leather.

Project: TELUS Mobility — Toronto, Ontario

TELUS Mobility is one of Canada’s largest wireless service providers. Pictured here are their main meeting rooms in the downtown Toronto headquarters.

Interior Design Credit: Rice Brydone Limited

Photographer’s Credit: Stacey Bradford


Senator CEO chairs are medium back upholstered in black leather.

Vox® Conference Tables with Facet™ edge detail, finished in Burnt Walnut. Tables have Duo™ bases with Burnt Walnut panels and Silver anodized aluminum fluted ends and T-leg™ bases in a polished finish.

Vox® Conference Tables with Facet™ edge detail, finished in Burnt Walnut. Tables have Duo™ bases with Burnt Walnut panels and Silver anodized aluminum fluted ends and T-leg™ bases in a polished finish.

VoxVision® Credenza in Burnt Walnut with silver anodized aluminum trim.

Project: Method

Vox table in white laminate surrounded by white conference room chairs.

Photographer’s Credit: Eddie Joaquim, Garcia + Francica Architecture/Design

Project: Ojon

Ojon Corp. is a Burlington based hair care enterprise revolving around ingredients found only in the rainforests of Central America.

The SGH design intention was to create a workspace that incorporated the Ojon company branding in a unique way. Emphasis was placed on juxtaposing technology and nature through the use of contrast, movement and texture. Tactile features such as rich wood, fibrous carpet and living plants were offset by smooth stained concrete, flowing water and sleep translucent glass.

High ceilings and the existing staircase inspired dramatic vertical elements and ensured a cohesive flow between the two floors. Skylights and perimeter windows allowed natured light to permeate the space, contributing to a healthy work place and providing a suitable environment for plants.

The fully transformed space included open office areas, a lunchroom, custom millwork, a fully functioning test salon and marketing centre, private offices and boardroom, a two-storey water feature and interior landscaping.

Interior Design Credit: SGH Design Partners Inc.

Photographer’s Credit: SGH Design

Project: Champaign Public Library

"A great library for a great city: that is the catch-phrase for the new Champaign Public Library which opened in early January. With a wealth of seating, computers, and meeting space, the state-of-the-art library is designed to give every visitor an exceptional experience." - Donna Pittman, Champaign Public Library in the Illinois Library Association REPORTER

Interior Design Credit: Ross Barney Architects

Photographer’s Credit: Roger Mattingly

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