Incline Space invests £450,000 in Belfast operation with new showroom, VR technology

Northern Ireland-based commercial interiors specialist Incline Space has invested £450,000 in its Belfast operation on Arthur Street, positioning the company to meet escalating demand as businesses across the region embrace a return to office-based working, the Irish News reported.

Founded in 2019, Incline Space specialises in commercial interior design, fit-out and furniture supply, working with clients including Fibrus, GO Power and Dailypay.

A cornerstone of the expansion is the unveiling of a brand-new showroom at Incline Space meticulously designed to spotlight best-in-class furniture, innovative lighting and advanced acoustic solutions, all tailored for the evolving demands of modern workplaces.

The £450,000 investment has been channelled directly back into Incline Space's Belfast headquarters, based on Arthur Street in the city centre. Beyond enhancing its physical footprint, this expansion is set to be a catalyst for job creation, with further recruitment in the pipeline to address the burgeoning market demand.

As part of its investment, Incline has introduced cutting-edge virtual reality technology within its new showroom, allowing business owners to fully visualise what their space will look like before it is built.

John Wallace, director, said the company has seen a steady surge in enquiries from businesses looking to upgrade their offices as teams return to the workplace. "Our order books remains strong for the next two years," Wallace said. "Our niche lies in combining intelligent interior design with the latest technologies and strong, reliable supply chains of world-class products that work within real-world budgets. This has given us a very strong position in the market."

Wallace added the company is seeing consistent growth in enquiries from both the Republic and the UK.

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