Tangram Interiors‘ new Fresno showroom combines local motifs and modern design elements, creating a functional and community-centered space with state-of-the-art technology for a hybrid work environment.

Tangram Interiors is proud to announce the grand opening of its new showroom in Fresno, located at 7700 N. Palm Ave, Suite 110. This new space, encompassing 6,500 square feet, is a testament to Tangram’s commitment to innovation, community, and local culture.

The design also integrates local motifs, from almond blossom graphics on workstation panels to watercolor depictions of mountains. The main conference room draws inspiration from Shaver Lake, adorned with Tom Dixon Melt pendant lights that evoke the essence of bubbles.

Additionally, the Greenmood Preserved Plant wall, highlighted with firefly lights, pays homage to Sequoia National Park’s unique glowing millipede, further connecting the space to Fresno’s natural heritage.

A Blend of Tradition and Modernity
The showroom not only showcases the scenic beauty of Fresno but also serves as a functional space for Tangram’s team. Alyssa Armesto, Tangram Vice President, Central Valley, commented, “Our space is designed to be aspirational for our clients but also functional for our team because we work here. It’s dual purpose.”

The Fresno showroom is outfitted with a variety of materials and textures to demonstrate the vast array of options available to clients. It includes different areas for various modes of working and socializing, from small and large meeting rooms to open work areas, Orangebox private booths, and a Wellness room equipped with soundscaping technology. Tangram Technology has integrated state-of-the-art technology throughout the space to support a hybrid workforce, reflecting the evolving nature of work environments.

Community-Centric Approach
Tangram Fresno is deeply rooted in the Fresno community, with every design decision reflecting a commitment to local culture and sustainability. Many of the accessories throughout the showroom were sourced from Old Town Clovis antique shops, and the space features specialty art pieces, including an oil painting of Yosemite by local artist Elizabeth Saltos.

Key Project Contributors
The project was brought to life through a collaboration of talented professionals and firms. Susie Tashiro, MOZU Architect + Partner, served as the architect, while Samantha East, Tangram Designer, led the interior design. Tangram Project Manager Glenn Lyon managed the project, ensuring seamless execution from start to finish.