Kuehne+Nagel

Kuehne+Nagel’s Auckland office required an update, one that would better reflect their contemporary working practices and provide a more collaborative, comfortable environment for both employees and visitors. Kada was engaged by Cachet Group to support the transformation, delivering a carefully curated selection of furniture solutions tailored to the needs of the space.

Upon entering the office, you’re welcomed into the reception area, where Grado’s Mart sofas provide a clean, modern aesthetic. Chosen for their ability to integrate seamlessly into front-of-house, breakout and collaborative settings, they set the tone for the rest of the workspace.

In the informal meeting zones, custom NZ Made Chicago leaners are paired with Grado’s Dash Stools to create relaxed yet functional spaces for casual conversations and impromptu interactions.

Within the meeting rooms, NZ Made Flip Tables have been introduced. Featuring a refined, easy-to-operate mechanism and mounted on castors, they allow for smooth movement and efficient storage, ideal for agile environments that demand flexibility. These are paired with Noom 50 chairs, which are also used in kitchen areas. With their sculptural form and exceptional comfort, the chairs strike an ideal balance between design and functionality, ensuring a high-quality experience throughout the workspace.

Adjacent to the kitchen, a bespoke three-piece Modulo seating arrangement with leaners provides a welcoming space for spontaneous catchups or relaxed meetings. These high-back, fully upholstered units are purpose-built for commercial settings, featuring a robust timber inner structure, moulded seat cushioning, and the added sustainability of Wisewool padding. Ethically designed and made in New Zealand, each piece rests on glides, allowing for easy reconfiguration and enhanced versatility.

Kada played a key role in bringing Kuehne+Nagel’s vision to life, delivering a refreshed, future-focused workplace that meets the evolving needs of its people while reflecting a strong commitment to innovation, functionality, and considered design.