L’Oréal Poland Redefines the Modern Workplace

Designed to support dynamic collaboration, video conferencing, and interactive training sessions, this cutting-edge environment was brought to life through a sophisticated AV integration by AV Architektura, with Jupiter Systems' Pana displays playing a pivotal role in achieving the workspace's vision.
(Image credit: Lukasz Zgraja – SimpleAV)

L’Oréal Poland has redefined the modern office space with its new Innovative Creative Workspace in Warsaw. Designed to support dynamic collaboration, video conferencing, and interactive training sessions, this cutting-edge environment was brought to life through a sophisticated AV integration by AV Architektura, with Jupiter Systems' Pana displays playing a pivotal role in achieving the workspace's vision.

As a global leader in beauty and cosmetics, L’Oréal required a space that was aesthetically aligned with its brand and technologically advanced. The goal was to create a multi-functional environment that could seamlessly accommodate hybrid meetings, high-quality video recordings, and interactive workshops. One of the primary challenges was finding large-format displays that supported an ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio, ensuring an immersive and effective workspace for both in-person and remote collaboration.

Jupiter Pana 105T and Pana 34 monitors were selected as the centerpieces of the AV system

(Image credit: Lukasz Zgraja – SimpleAV)

To meet these challenges, Jupiter Pana 105T and Pana 34 monitors were selected as the centerpieces of the AV system, and a number of standout features within the finished installation would not have been possible without them: The ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio of the Pana 105T (105 inches) and Pana 34 (34 inches) displays delivered an expansive digital canvas, ideal for hybrid collaboration and high-definition content sharing; high 5K resolution ensured superior image quality, which is crucial for L’Oréal’s work with high-precision color and design; daisy chain connectivity enabled efficient signal distribution, reducing the need for additional AV hardware; the interactive capabilities of the Pana 34 monitors allowed direct annotation, making creative meetings and training sessions more engaging; seamless integration of Jupiter Systems' displays proved game-changing in configuring the space to support multiple functions; and the mounting of the Pana 105T on a custom mobile system allowed repositioning within a 3m range, ensuring adaptability for different meeting formats.

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The integration of Jupiter Systems’ displays transformed L’Oréal’s Warsaw workspace into a state-of-the-art creative hub. The Pana displays played a critical role in enabling fluid content sharing, seamless hybrid collaboration, and high-quality video experiences. The installation has set a benchmark for AV innovation in corporate office environments, demonstrating how cutting-edge display technology can enhance productivity, collaboration, and engagement.

For AV integrators and AV/IT managers looking for inspiration, L’Oréal Poland’s project is a prime example of how Jupiter Systems’ Pana displays can help redefine workspace functionality. Whether for corporate offices, training centers, or hybrid collaboration spaces, Jupiter’s ultra-wide, high-resolution displays provide a future-proof solution that blends technology with creativity.

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