Do’s and don’ts – this is how you will design the perfect office!

If you are a business owner, you surely understand the great significance of having a physical office. Without a doubt, an office is a significant business card for your business and it must correspond perfectly with the nature of the business and the service you offer.

So let’s talk about office design and what are the meanings behind your design considerations?

The office is first and foremost our “home of work”, where we concentrate most of the business happenings and activities.

Therefore, the office must be a relaxed and pleasant working environment, which will allow us and our employees to create, violate and maintain business relationships with our clients and colleagues.

After we understood what our needs are from the work space, we can start designing and breathing life into the walls we have. In recent years we have witnessed a transformation in the world of workspace design and a significant shift from personal offices to shared open space workspaces, which create social integration within the organization and strengthen the employees’ sense of belonging.

In terms of design, we see less and less old-fashioned wooden furikat shades and more smooth and cold elements, which convey a clean, luxurious and accurate message. When the design base is clean, it is important to put thought into combining different raw materials, which will introduce additional layers and make the office “yours” according to your brand and business language.

The starting point in the design of shared workspaces is the consideration of the size of the space and the additional physical constraints, such as entrances, accessibility, the amount of work in the shared space, proximity to private offices which requires maintaining peace, natural lighting and more.

After we have finished the “frame design” of the office, you can start and go down to the details and add an additional and advanced design touch.

For example, the selection of high-quality and diverse raw materials that will allow for an innovative and practical design, which will also last for a long time but will not significantly increase your expenses, the intelligent use of high-quality LED lighting to increase the feeling of space in the office and, of course, reference to the personal work space of each employee within the common space – planting technological elements in the tables The employees as an example of electrical wires, computer cables, telephones and hiding trash cans, which produce an innovative and pleasant high-tech feeling for the employees And yes.

In conclusion, as in any space design, the planning phase is critical! It can decide the final appearance of your space, greatly affect the comfort of working in it and even save you a lot of money! If you are not sure what is the best way to design the space you have, it is recommended to consult the right professionals.