Cape Town offices, fitted out and furnished.
- Fit out
- Refurbishment
- Furniture supply
Trusted
5.0 star Google rating, 30+ reviews.
Two ways to work with us
The whole project, or just the furniture. Both paths, one team.
Our process
Six steps from brief to handover.
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Brief and site review
We understand the space, scope, budget and timing.
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Layout and scope
We define the layout around how you work.
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Design and costing
Costs and finishes aligned before procurement starts.
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Procurement and preparation
Orders, suppliers and site readiness coordinated in advance.
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Build and install
Fit out and furniture installed in sequence.
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Handover and final close out
Final checks, snags resolved and workspace handed over.
Selected work
Office spaces planned, furnished and delivered.
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S.O.S. Oil and Lubricants
An office fit out for S. O. S.
R & L Architects
A Cape Town studio fit out for R & L Architects, workstations, boardroom and reception built to match the standard of their own design work.
By the numbers
Since 2008
Years in business
45 000+
Square metres fitted out
One team
Fit out and furniture, both paths
Client proof
Rated 5.0 from over 30 Google reviews.
Garth and the team were phenomenal in meeting our business needs, and in quite short notice too.
Friendly. Professional. Great furniture. Kiara and the team have completed a superb job and have created a fan in the process.
What an amazing experience dealing with Nuwave! Professional, efficient and effective does not begin to describe the experience.
Trusted by Cape Town businesses
- ADEC Innovations
- S.O.S. Oil and Lubricants
- R & L Architects
Nuwave started in 2008 with a simple belief. A well made workspace changes how people work, and how companies perform. So we built one team that does it all, the space itself and the furniture in it, from the first site visit to handover. Seventeen years and more than 45 000 square metres later, that belief has not changed.
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