Prestige’s New HQ: Where fun meets efficiency

The office also has five cutting edge meeting rooms, plasma screens and touch pads that enable room reservations and zoom-meeting features. Zoom closes the gap between Prestige’s fellow offices (Hawthorn, Geelong, Mornington and Bondi -Sydney), allowing team members to communicate across rooms and even offices. Team members can work collaboratively with any member in the Prestige family with the virtual face-to-face amenities.

Designed to maximise efficiency of employees, each desk is equipped with double monitor stations as well as standing desks, quiet rooms and private booths.

Brimming with industrial luxurious touches, Prestige Inhome Care’s head office exudes a sense of funky extravagance, from materials, finishes and iron cast beams to curated artworks by Nick McDonald’s brother, Sean. Exceptional details encompass the ten-metre lobby with a bespoke light fitting, as well as oak wood lacquered tables, neon lights and large windows capturing views across the Moorabbin skyline. On arrival, guests immediately feel relaxed.

Prestige Turns 15

The launch party kicked off with a smorgasbord of hors d’oeuvres. Tastebuds were set alight with delicate parings of salami and gourmet cheeses, sweet potato and cashew purée on beetle leaves, salmon and feta cheese panini, and Italian gnocchi for the children. 

Prestige staff and their families were treated to a flurry of festivities; a clown roamed the office floor creating balloon animals and doing magic tricks, whilst a face painter decorated the children’s faces with animals and superheroes. The boardroom turned into an arts and crafts station filled with play dough, coloured pencils, crayons and activity books.

In the kitchen a local musician sang upbeat melodies whilst strumming an acoustic guitar. Meanwhile, team members bonded and introduced their partners over a flute of bubbly or rosé.

The night came to a close with a gigantic chocolate-mud birthday cake to honour Prestige’s fifteen years of operation, as well as a heartfelt speech by Nick McDonald.

Nick told all who attended the evening