CASE STUDY

Neue Media × Billi | Elevating the Workplace Experience

Neue Media × Billi | Elevating the Workplace Experience

 

When Neue Media renovated its boutique studio and office kitchen in the heart of Prahran, Melbourne, the vision extended far beyond creating a beautiful workspace. Every detail was carefully considered to deliver a seamless, premium experience for both staff and visitors from the moment they walked through the door.

To bring that vision to life, Neue Media, in collaboration with E&S, selected the Billi OmniOne Pro 60 XL Levered Dispenser in Chrome. Offering instant filtered sparkling, chilled and boiling water in a sleek, contemporary design, the Billi system perfectly complements the studio’s modern aesthetic while providing exceptional functionality for a busy creative workplace.

For Cara Cunningham, Director of Neue Media, creating an inviting environment for clients was a key part of the renovation.

“Our plumbers actually commented during the installation how easy it was to fit off and install.”

With a steady stream of clients, collaborators and partners visiting the studio, the team wanted a solution that would enhance every interaction.

“We have so many visitors that come into the office every day for meetings and presentations, and I can honestly say the Billi Tap has really elevated that guest experience and that arrival experience.”

The combination of effortless installation, premium performance and timeless design made Billi a natural choice for the project.

This collaboration demonstrates how thoughtful workplace design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about creating spaces that are functional, welcoming and memorable. By integrating premium hydration into the heart of the office, Neue Media has created an environment that reflects the same level of quality and attention to detail that defines its work.

Discover how Billi’s premium hydration solutions can elevate your workplace, creating exceptional experiences for employees and visitors alike.

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