Chameleon Business Interiors
Chameleon Business Interiors is a Hull-based company providing a comprehensive Interiors package for a variety of private and public sector clients, covering everything that is needed to create the perfect working environment. Chameleon Business Interiors' planning and design, furniture solutions, fit-out and refurbishment services enables clients to compliment their business culture with ideal facilities and surroundings, creating an effective and efficient working space.
Chameleon Business Interiors operates throughout the UK, with clients in the telecommunications, healthcare, leisure, professional services and construction industry. Amongst others. One of the company's clients is Hull Esteem Consortium, having worked on the consortium's new offices in Hull City Centre.
Cate Allinson, project Co-ordinator at Chameleon Business Interiors, said: "Our work with Hull Esteem Consortium saw us design their office layout, planning the space and providing 3D visuals of how the office would look when completed. Working with the client, we selected the furniture range and the colour scheme to be used, benefitting from the Interior design experience within Chameleon.
"Chameleon Business Interiors work with a broad spectrum of clients from a diverse range of industries, from local councils and health organisations to insurance firms and solicitors, as well as companies like Hull Esteem Consortium. The majority of our clients are in the Yorkshire and Humber region, but we have successfully competed turn-key projects throughout England and Scotland, tailoring our workforce to the individual requirements of the job. Wherever possible, we make a commitment to using as many Hull employees as possible.
"The fact that Hull Esteem Consortium is using companies from the Hull area, not just on the construction of the schools but in all aspects of its operations, will have a big impact on the city. Hull is an up-and-coming city, but it is essential that Hull companies continue to work with other Hull Businesses, keeping the investment within the businesses and people of the city."