Hull interiors firm boosts international profile with Canadian office refresh
Hull-based firm Chameleon Business Interiors has expanded its overseas portfolio through securing business with a Canadian employee perks specialist.
The company won a contract to refresh the 4,300 sq ft office of Toronto-headquartered Perkopolis.
Founded in 1998, Chameleon Business Interiors specialises in office fit-outs and refurbishments, with UK offices in Hull, Birmingham, Leeds and Newcastle as well as a base in Toronto.
The refresh of Perkopolis included the creation of new meeting space, as well as an emphasis on natural light and areas for employees to have breaks away from their workspace.
Morgan Marlowe, founder and CEO at Perkopolis, commented: “Refurbishing our office has been a huge milestone, and was the perfect way to celebrate 20 years in business.
“ It’s such an opportune time to have our brand showcased in a space that fits our personality, and we look forward to hosting our vendors, suppliers and partners, as well as business events in the future.
“The whole process with Chameleon Business Interiors was seamless. They offered us an all-inclusive solution, and it was wonderful to avoid working with multiple suppliers. It was such a relief to still be able to run my business and not worry about the small details.”
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