BPOPF Open Space

The project approach ingeniously melds diverse wood varieties, drawing inspiration from the Setswana traditional hut decorative patterns while infusing them with a contemporary twist, resulting in captivating feature details.

Notably, the office boasts an impressive 50-seater boardroom, meticulously equipped with state-of-the-art technological integrations to optimise efficiency, complemented by a spacious lounge area conducive to relaxation and informal gatherings. Thoughtful space planning meticulously demarcates areas to delineate functions and enhance efficiency, fostering seamless collaboration and interaction among occupants.

The reception area stands out for its remarkable spaciousness, facilitating easy movement for over 100 staff members between the two wings without causing congestion.

Furthermore, supervisors are strategically situated within their respective teams’ spaces, promoting cohesion and teamwork. The color palette predominantly features neutral grays, accentuated by vibrant hues on the carpets, while the partitioning exudes sophistication with charcoal-anodized finishes and full-height wooden doors adorned with modern stainless-steel ironmongery.

In the words of Nomsa, “The wooden patterns, materials, forms, and spaces symbiotically contribute to the overall design narrative,” encapsulating the project’s essence of harmonizing tradition with modernity in a truly compelling manner.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BPOPF Executive Waiting Area

The project approach ingeniously melds diverse wood varieties, drawing inspiration from the Setswana traditional hut decorative patterns while infusing them with a contemporary twist, resulting in captivating feature details.

Notably, the office boasts an impressive 50-seater boardroom, meticulously equipped with state-of-the-art technological integrations to optimise efficiency, complemented by a spacious lounge area conducive to relaxation and informal gatherings. Thoughtful space planning meticulously demarcates areas to delineate functions and enhance efficiency, fostering seamless collaboration and interaction among occupants.

The reception area stands out for its remarkable spaciousness, facilitating easy movement for over 100 staff members between the two wings without causing congestion.

Furthermore, supervisors are strategically situated within their respective teams’ spaces, promoting cohesion and teamwork. The color palette predominantly features neutral grays, accentuated by vibrant hues on the carpets, while the partitioning exudes sophistication with charcoal-anodized finishes and full-height wooden doors adorned with modern stainless-steel ironmongery.

In the words of Nomsa, “The wooden patterns, materials, forms, and spaces symbiotically contribute to the overall design narrative,” encapsulating the project’s essence of harmonizing tradition with modernity in a truly compelling manner.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BPOPF Reception Area

The project approach ingeniously melds diverse wood varieties, drawing inspiration from the Setswana traditional hut decorative patterns while infusing them with a contemporary twist, resulting in captivating feature details.

Notably, the office boasts an impressive 50-seater boardroom, meticulously equipped with state-of-the-art technological integrations to optimise efficiency, complemented by a spacious lounge area conducive to relaxation and informal gatherings. Thoughtful space planning meticulously demarcates areas to delineate functions and enhance efficiency, fostering seamless collaboration and interaction among occupants.

The reception area stands out for its remarkable spaciousness, facilitating easy movement for over 100 staff members between the two wings without causing congestion.

Furthermore, supervisors are strategically situated within their respective teams’ spaces, promoting cohesion and teamwork. The color palette predominantly features neutral grays, accentuated by vibrant hues on the carpets, while the partitioning exudes sophistication with charcoal-anodized finishes and full-height wooden doors adorned with modern stainless-steel ironmongery.

In the words of Nomsa, “The wooden patterns, materials, forms, and spaces symbiotically contribute to the overall design narrative,” encapsulating the project’s essence of harmonizing tradition with modernity in a truly compelling manner.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BPOPF Boardroom

The project approach ingeniously melds diverse wood varieties, drawing inspiration from the Setswana traditional hut decorative patterns while infusing them with a contemporary twist, resulting in captivating feature details.

Notably, the office boasts an impressive 50-seater boardroom, meticulously equipped with state-of-the-art technological integrations to optimise efficiency, complemented by a spacious lounge area conducive to relaxation and informal gatherings. Thoughtful space planning meticulously demarcates areas to delineate functions and enhance efficiency, fostering seamless collaboration and interaction among occupants.

The reception area stands out for its remarkable spaciousness, facilitating easy movement for over 100 staff members between the two wings without causing congestion.

Furthermore, supervisors are strategically situated within their respective teams’ spaces, promoting cohesion and teamwork. The color palette predominantly features neutral grays, accentuated by vibrant hues on the carpets, while the partitioning exudes sophistication with charcoal-anodized finishes and full-height wooden doors adorned with modern stainless-steel ironmongery.

In the words of Nomsa, “The wooden patterns, materials, forms, and spaces symbiotically contribute to the overall design narrative,” encapsulating the project’s essence of harmonizing tradition with modernity in a truly compelling manner.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BURS Reception Area

The interior design of this multi-story building intricately reflects its architectural inspiration, with vertically installed baguettes reminiscent of the traditional Setswana Kgotla, embodying communal gathering spaces. These baguettes, evoking the circular form of community discussions among elders, adorn the building’s exterior facades, echoing cultural heritage. Additionally, a thoughtfully designed courtyard within the building pays homage to the meandering rivers of the Okavango Delta, showcasing indigenous flora and fauna in a serene setting, complete with cantilevered walkways for elevated exploration.

Inside, the interior space is a tapestry of vibrant colors and organic forms, drawing from the richness of the flora and fauna. Indigenous tree forms seamlessly merge with furniture design, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and ergonomic functionality. Specifically selected furniture, such as Sit Table tables and ergonomic chairs, meets stringent ergonomic standards to prioritize comfort and productivity for the end-user.

A collaboration with local artists enriches the interior with commissioned works spanning various mediums, including sculptures, murals, photography, fine art, and abstract pieces. Each artwork is a reflection of the Okavango Delta’s diverse ecosystem and the organizational mandate of BURS (Botswana Unified Revenue Service), creatively interpreted through the lens of artistry.

This project stands as a testament to the seamless integration of architecture, interior design, and artistic expression, resulting in a space that not only celebrates cultural heritage and environmental diversity but also fosters a conducive environment for work and collaboration. From the subtle nuances of the building’s facade to the intricacies of furniture design and the evocative power of art, every element converges to create a harmonious and enriching experience for occupants and visitors alike.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BURS Open Space

The interior design of this multi-story building intricately reflects its architectural inspiration, with vertically installed baguettes reminiscent of the traditional Setswana Kgotla, embodying communal gathering spaces. These baguettes, evoking the circular form of community discussions among elders, adorn the building’s exterior facades, echoing cultural heritage. Additionally, a thoughtfully designed courtyard within the building pays homage to the meandering rivers of the Okavango Delta, showcasing indigenous flora and fauna in a serene setting, complete with cantilevered walkways for elevated exploration.

Inside, the interior space is a tapestry of vibrant colors and organic forms, drawing from the richness of the flora and fauna. Indigenous tree forms seamlessly merge with furniture design, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and ergonomic functionality. Specifically selected furniture, such as Sit Table tables and ergonomic chairs, meets stringent ergonomic standards to prioritize comfort and productivity for the end-user.

A collaboration with local artists enriches the interior with commissioned works spanning various mediums, including sculptures, murals, photography, fine art, and abstract pieces. Each artwork is a reflection of the Okavango Delta’s diverse ecosystem and the organizational mandate of BURS (Botswana Unified Revenue Service), creatively interpreted through the lens of artistry.

This project stands as a testament to the seamless integration of architecture, interior design, and artistic expression, resulting in a space that not only celebrates cultural heritage and environmental diversity but also fosters a conducive environment for work and collaboration. From the subtle nuances of the building’s facade to the intricacies of furniture design and the evocative power of art, every element converges to create a harmonious and enriching experience for occupants and visitors alike.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BURS Meeting Room

The interior design of this multi-story building intricately reflects its architectural inspiration, with vertically installed baguettes reminiscent of the traditional Setswana Kgotla, embodying communal gathering spaces. These baguettes, evoking the circular form of community discussions among elders, adorn the building’s exterior facades, echoing cultural heritage. Additionally, a thoughtfully designed courtyard within the building pays homage to the meandering rivers of the Okavango Delta, showcasing indigenous flora and fauna in a serene setting, complete with cantilevered walkways for elevated exploration.

Inside, the interior space is a tapestry of vibrant colors and organic forms, drawing from the richness of the flora and fauna. Indigenous tree forms seamlessly merge with furniture design, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and ergonomic functionality. Specifically selected furniture, such as Sit Table tables and ergonomic chairs, meets stringent ergonomic standards to prioritize comfort and productivity for the end-user.

A collaboration with local artists enriches the interior with commissioned works spanning various mediums, including sculptures, murals, photography, fine art, and abstract pieces. Each artwork is a reflection of the Okavango Delta’s diverse ecosystem and the organizational mandate of BURS (Botswana Unified Revenue Service), creatively interpreted through the lens of artistry.

This project stands as a testament to the seamless integration of architecture, interior design, and artistic expression, resulting in a space that not only celebrates cultural heritage and environmental diversity but also fosters a conducive environment for work and collaboration. From the subtle nuances of the building’s facade to the intricacies of furniture design and the evocative power of art, every element converges to create a harmonious and enriching experience for occupants and visitors alike.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com

BURS Kitchenette

The interior design of this multi-story building intricately reflects its architectural inspiration, with vertically installed baguettes reminiscent of the traditional Setswana Kgotla, embodying communal gathering spaces. These baguettes, evoking the circular form of community discussions among elders, adorn the building’s exterior facades, echoing cultural heritage. Additionally, a thoughtfully designed courtyard within the building pays homage to the meandering rivers of the Okavango Delta, showcasing indigenous flora and fauna in a serene setting, complete with cantilevered walkways for elevated exploration.

Inside, the interior space is a tapestry of vibrant colors and organic forms, drawing from the richness of the flora and fauna. Indigenous tree forms seamlessly merge with furniture design, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and ergonomic functionality. Specifically selected furniture, such as Sit Table tables and ergonomic chairs, meets stringent ergonomic standards to prioritize comfort and productivity for the end-user.

A collaboration with local artists enriches the interior with commissioned works spanning various mediums, including sculptures, murals, photography, fine art, and abstract pieces. Each artwork is a reflection of the Okavango Delta’s diverse ecosystem and the organizational mandate of BURS (Botswana Unified Revenue Service), creatively interpreted through the lens of artistry.

This project stands as a testament to the seamless integration of architecture, interior design, and artistic expression, resulting in a space that not only celebrates cultural heritage and environmental diversity but also fosters a conducive environment for work and collaboration. From the subtle nuances of the building’s facade to the intricacies of furniture design and the evocative power of art, every element converges to create a harmonious and enriching experience for occupants and visitors alike.


Email: design@sasainteriors.com