Interior designers build their Birmingham presence with new office
Rhino Interiors Group is bolstering its presence in Birmingham by relocating from the third floor of 103 Colmore Row to a new office on the 12th floor.
Having outgrown its current space, the firm says is moving into a new office designed to inspire collaboration, creativity and client engagement.
“This move reflects how far we’ve come and where we’re heading,” said Ben Wheatcroft, managing director at Rhino Interiors Group.
“As our team grows and we take on more projects, this new space gives us a great environment to keep building on that momentum.”
The move comes at a time of strong activity for Rhino across the city. The company is currently on site at three major Birmingham landmarks - Brindleyplace, 10 Colmore Row and King Edwards House on New Street - delivering workspaces that reflect both the city’s heritage and its forward-looking energy.
The new 12th-floor office will serve as a collaborative base for Rhino’s growing team and a showcase space for clients, demonstrating the company’s approach to thoughtful, high-performing workspace design.
“Our new space reflects who we are - innovative, collaborative and people-focused,” added Nadia Hanoush, chief operating officer.
“It’s a place where our team can thrive and where clients can experience first-hand what great design can do.”
As Birmingham continues to evolve, Rhino Interiors Group is proud to play its part in shaping spaces that support the city’s people, businesses and ambition.
Pictured from left to right: Nadia Hanoush (COO), Stacey Harrison (finance director), Danny Hudson (operational managing director), Ben Wheatcroft (managing director), and Nick Cupit (commercial director).
