Balton designs and builds furniture and bespoke pieces for workspaces, from a private home office to the complete fit-out of a corporate space.
The furnishing can cover workstations, reception, meeting rooms, storage, bookcases, wall units, seating areas and the other needs of the space.
You can choose from available models and explore the dimensions, materials and finishes on offer, or we can move on to a bespoke piece when the space or the project calls for specific dimensions and specifications.
Furnishing a professional space starts from the real needs of the office: how many people will work there, how the different zones are laid out, what storage is needed and which pieces have to be made or installed.
Balton can take on a single piece or a larger furnishing project, depending on the size of the space and the needs of the business.
Where there are drawings or specific specifications, we can work from them and shape the build around them.
Reception is one of the first points of contact with a business. It can be paired with leather or fabric sofas and entrance furniture.
Fit out the meeting room with bookcases, wall units, chairs and armchairs, depending on the layout, the use and, of course, the style of the space.
Beyond their distinctive look, bookcases and wall units can be used for storage, filing and organising a professional space.
When specific dimensions are needed, a bespoke solution can be designed and built. Balton has separate categories for bookcases and wall units, with bespoke manufacturing available.
When an available product does not meet the needs of the space, we can move on to made-to-measure manufacturing.
A bespoke piece might be a bookcase, a wall unit, an entrance piece or any other build that needs specific dimensions and configuration.
We start from how the piece will actually be used, and then define the design, materials, finishes and construction details.
We start from the basics of the space: workstations, reception, meeting rooms and any other needs to be covered.
Based on the details of the space, the proposal takes shape and the furniture, materials and bespoke pieces required are defined.
Where needed, technical drawings and a 3D visualisation are produced, so there is a clear picture of the final layout before production begins.
The final proposal sets out what will be manufactured or supplied, the materials and finishes, the quantities and the expected completion time.
Once everything is signed off, the bespoke pieces are produced to the project’s approved dimensions and specifications.
The process ends with delivery, assembly and installation in the space.
Having a piece made specifically for a professional space does not in itself make it unaffordable or significantly more expensive.
The price depends on the dimensions, materials, finishes, design, complexity and quantity of the build.
On an office project, it matters to look at the whole picture of what needs to be made and in how many units, so the proposal meets the real needs of the space.
Before production begins, there is a clear picture of the final specifications, quantities, price and expected completion time.
Balton can work at different project scales, from a private home office or a small professional office to larger corporate spaces and entire floors.
On larger projects, the individual spaces can follow shared specifications, so the furniture and bespoke pieces keep consistent dimensions, materials and key characteristics.
The same approach can be applied to corporate offices, law firms, medical practices and other professional spaces.
Balton works with architects, interior designers and designers to manufacture and deliver the furniture and bespoke pieces of a commercial project.
We can work from existing drawings, technical specifications, materials and dimensions, handling manufacturing in line with the project brief.
The collaboration can cover a single piece, a specific space or a larger part of a business’s furnishing.
On the Balton website you can explore the available product categories and, depending on the model, the dimensions, materials and finishes on offer.
For a bespoke piece or an office furnishing project, you can get in touch and we can discuss the needs, dimensions and specifications of the space.
You are also welcome to visit the Balton showroom in Alimos to see materials and finishes up close.
Depending on how the space is used, the furnishing can include workstations, reception furniture, tables and chairs for meeting rooms, bookcases, wall units, storage units, sofas and armchairs.
Yes. Balton makes furniture and bespoke pieces to order for professional spaces, to the project’s dimensions, materials and specifications.
Yes, when it is a bespoke piece. The final dimensions are set according to the space and the requirements of the build.
Yes. Balton takes on projects from private home offices to entire corporate floors and can cover workstations, reception, meeting rooms and storage.
Not necessarily. The price depends on the dimensions, materials, finishes, design, complexity and quantity of the build. Being made to measure does not in itself determine the final price.
Yes. On larger projects, repeat units can be produced to shared dimensions, materials, finishes and final specifications.
Yes. Balton works with architects, interior designers and designers and can handle manufacturing based on the project’s drawings and technical specifications.
Depending on the project, the process can include reviewing the floor plan, design, technical drawings and 3D visualisation, the choice of materials and finishes, the quotation, manufacturing, delivery and installation.
Yes. Delivery, assembly and final installation in the space are part of the process.
Yes. Balton has a showroom in Alimos, where you can see materials and finishes up close.
Yes. A project can cover a single piece or a specific space, as well as a larger part of a business’s furnishing.
Send us the floor plan or the key details of your space, such as the dimensions, the number of people who will work there and the main furnishing needs.
The Balton team can review the project and suggest the right way to supply or manufacture the furniture.
