A modern office is not just a workplace. It is a space that should inspire, help maintain focus, and at the same time give a sense of freedom. Architects increasingly look for ways to combine functionality with visual lightness — to hide communications while preserving the spaciousness of the room. One of the best solutions for this is KRAFT MESH ceilings.

This open-space office uses the KRAFT MESH Cloud system with metal panels sized 1200×600 mm.

The mesh size — 60×20×4.0×1 mm — creates expressive geometry while maintaining transparency.

This solution adds visual rhythm, unifies the space, and brings depth and architectural structure.

The white ceiling finish supports the concept of lightness: the room appears clean, airy and at the same time technologically refined. Thanks to the perforated structure, MESH reveals the communications and lighting, making the interior more contemporary.

Linear KRAFT LED 1200 mm luminaires are integrated into the system. They sit flush with the mesh surface, creating smooth lighting without any unnecessary elements.

This approach works especially well in office spaces — the lighting becomes part of the architectural expression rather than just a technical feature.

The combination of metal mesh and linear lighting creates a dynamic effect: natural daylight transitions into artificial light, while the spatial structure remains harmonious and consistent.

KRAFT MESH is not just a decorative element. Thanks to its construction, the mesh provides several functions:

• hides engineering systems — ventilation, cables, safety systems;
  
  
• ensures easy maintenance — panels can be removed effortlessly;
  
  
• improves acoustics in combination with sound-absorbing materials;
  
  
• allows integrating lighting, ventilation grilles and fire safety elements without disrupting the design.

The metal surface is resistant to moisture, UV radiation and mechanical impact — an important advantage for offices where durability matters.

The MESH system offers broad possibilities for architects and designers. Mesh size, color, module shape and installation method can be adapted to any concept.

The mesh can be part of the ceiling, used as partitions between work areas, or even serve as a decorative highlight in lounge zones.

This project demonstrates exactly that — MESH is used not only on the ceiling but also for zoning, creating lightweight transparent “walls” that maintain openness while ensuring workplace privacy.

The combination of mesh structure, linear lighting and minimalist design creates an office that is easy to work in and pleasant to spend time in. There is no visual overload — only light, order and harmonious proportions.

KRAFT MESH allows architecture to be perceived as a living system — open, honest and technological. This is why it is increasingly popular in modern offices, coworking spaces, studios and public interiors.

Conclusion

The KRAFT MESH Cloud 1200×600 mm ceilings with 60×20×4.0×1 mm mesh and integrated KRAFT LED 1200 mm lighting are a great example of how a technological material can define the character of an interior.

The solution is functional, stylish, and aesthetically refined. It highlights architecture, adds lightness to the space and creates a unique lighting pattern.

KRAFT MESH — when the ceiling becomes design, and design becomes part of the space.