Two articles in issue 209 of OCTOGON architecture & design magazine feature Capstone.
One explores what we do, how we work, and how our approach differs from that of a traditional interior design studio, while the other presents Rossmann’s new headquarters in Üllő from an external professional perspective. Both articles were published in the print edition of the magazine, and with OCTOGON’s permission, we are also making them available in their original layout as PDFs.
Interview: “Design is only the beginning”
„Capstone Management is more than an interior design studio – we are the link that brings projects together from the initial idea through to completion.”
The interview with Bali-Kósa Krisztina, one of our founders and managing directors, explores what we do, how our services connect, and how we support projects from defining the initial requirements all the way through to implementation. The conversation covers workplace analysis, interior design and multidisciplinary design coordination, project management, as well as several of our key projects, including McDonald’s, Alteo, Idemia and Rossmann.
„We do not simply hand over a design – we take responsibility throughout the process to make sure the idea is actually realised.”
Article: “Beauty and Industrial in One Space”
At Rossmann’s new, nearly 4,000 sqm headquarters in Üllő, our role went beyond the full interior design: we also played an active part in cost optimisation and construction preparation, supporting the project management team throughout the process.
„An office that makes you want to come to work!”
Zellei Hajnalka’s article presents the completed project from an external perspective, highlighting the interior concept built around three key ideas – Home × Industrial × Beauty. The feature takes readers through the project’s defining spaces and details, from the lobby and communal areas to the open office spaces and smaller support functions.
„The success is a credit to Capstone Management’s interior design team, who worked in two groups, focusing on the technical and design aspects of the project.”
Source: OCTOGON architecture & design magazine 2026/ 5. issue 209
