Contemporary office interiors

The office of the engineering company Di Energy is located in a new building in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv. Its panoramic windows overlook the Dnipro River and the city’s right bank. The core idea of the project was to create a workspace that communicates order and clarity and, at the same time, functions as a showroom for the engineering systems the company supplies. Designed for a team of 12–16 people, the interior underwent a complete spatial rethink. The original layout of seven separate rooms connected by a long corridor was dismantled. The corridor was removed, and the space was reorganised according to the logic of daily workflows. The new plan includes an open workspace for engineers and project managers, a meeting... More

At the American Forest & Paper Association headquarters, materiality leads. Fox Architects shapes a spatial narrative rooted in forestry, where wood, paper, and light come together to express both industry and intent. A continuous thread of natural material moves through the interior, translating the association’s work into built form. Millwork, texture, and tone establish a calm, grounded atmosphere, while selected lighting, developed in collaboration with Ambiance Lighting, is handled with the same level of precision. The Portal family of luminaires is deployed as a cohesive system, balancing ambient and directional light with a restrained, minimal presence. Erin Kelleher Traveling through a winding cutout in the ceiling,... More

Motive creates immersive brand-led workplace for Wild’s new Brixton headquarters Award-winning creative consultancy Motive has transformed the new Brixton headquarters of sustainable personal-care brand Wild into a fully immersive, brand-led workplace. Working closely alongside design and build specialists Soul Spaces, the project translates Wild’s bold, playful identity into a spatial experience designed to support both rapid growth and strong company culture. Zac Coles The brief was to elevate the experience of working at Wild while creating a space that acts as a physical embodiment of the brand — bold, playful, direct, approachable and warm — described by the client as “like a best mate on a hen do.&... More

The office interior project designed for Gölmak Construction is located in Maltepe, Istanbul on an area of 450m2. As the main design criterion, the idea of integrating the company's sectoral workspace with the design of the space was adopted. In this direction, some prominent and characteristic elements of the construction industry were used as design elements. Caption Caption Caption Caption Starting from the reception desk, this understanding is reinforced by the graphics on the fluid blue wall surface that circulates the entire office. This blue wall gives character to the space and reflects the new identity of the company thanks to its curvilinear fluid form that surrounds and encircles the user from the entran... More

The office interior project designed for Gölmak Construction is located in Maltepe, Istanbul on an area of 450m2. As the main design criterion, the idea of integrating the company's sectoral workspace with the design of the space was adopted. In this direction, some prominent and characteristic elements of the construction industry were used as design elements. Gürkan Akay Gürkan Akay Gürkan Akay Starting from the reception desk, this understanding is reinforced by the graphics on the fluid blue wall surface that circulates the entire office. This blue wall gives character to the space and reflects the new identity of the company thanks to its curvilinear fluid form that surrounds and encircles the user f... More

“We wanted to create a space that would be instantly recognisable as Anglo-Eastern — grounded in brand identity but uplifted by gentle, sensory moments like the ship bells, maritime photography, and rippling ceiling textures.” — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro Daniel Koh “We saw this project as an opportunity to express the poetic strength of the sea within a refined workplace environment — sculptural, confident, and deeply rooted in Anglo-Eastern’s identity.” — Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro Daniel Koh Daniel Koh The Brief: Anchoring Identity Across Borders Anglo-Eastern, one of the world's leading ship management companies, commissioned us... More

Located in the Seongsu, Seoul, IAN Corporation’s Office & Showroom is a multi-functional workspace that seamlessly integrates two core functions: fashion design and brand collaboration. By organically connecting the office and showroom, the space serves as a hub for brand communication, thoughtfully designed to foster both creativity and practicality. The refined gray tones and steel finishes evoke a sense of urban sophistication, while the exposed concrete flooring adds a raw, cool edge.  Seeun Park Seeun Park The office and showroom have separate entrances, clearly distinguishing work operations from brand collaboration. The showroom entrance is finished with a solid steel door to block outside views and ensure p... More

“The design narrative for Warner Music Taiwan’s new workplace centres on the harmonious integration of a global brand identity with the rich cultural heritage of Taiwan. Our approach creates an engaging and vibrant workspace that not only reflects Warner Music’s international ethos but also pays homage to local traditions and aesthetics.” Caption — Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro “The project places sustainability and well-being at its core, without compromising on quality or design integrity. The result is a fluid, adaptable space that fosters both personal inspiration and collective collaboration – a true embodiment of Warner Music’s commitment to nurturing and celebratin... More

Located in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, this office was furnished by interior designer Julia Baydyk, founder of Alta Idea Design Studio, in order to provide working space with a homely relaxation area for a construction and development company. The large open space with floor-to-ceiling windows is light and airy. A laconic design language of clean lines, symmetric forms, and sandy colors focuses on functionality and a cozy atmosphere. Dark American walnut wood adds warmth; brass accents on the walls, door handles, and furniture add a touch of sophistication. Velvet seating and cushions lend the otherwise office environment a homely feel that promotes a comfortable and balanced working lifestyle. Andriy Bezuglov Andriy Bezuglov... More

“I didn’t leave the corporate world to build a replica of it. I want my office to be inviting and laid-back” was the two-sentence brief served to Nakkash Design Studio. The space in question was a modest 80 sq. mtr. shell and core unit in JLT’s Fortune Towers and the challenge, to convert it into a personable family office in 3 months. Ingrid Rasmussen Egged on by the client’s openness and enthusiasm, the multi-disciplinary practice whipped up the design in 3 weeks that true to the brief, took a non-institutional approach. The compact space consists of a waiting room, the Founder’s private office and a workplace for the team, illuminated generously with natural light.  Privy to the client&rsqu... More

The JTI Caucasus Office, located in Tbilisi, Georgia, within the Hilton Garden Inn, is a 1100 sq.m. open-plan workspace designed by Material Editors in collaboration with Archtrade. The project aimed to create a flexible, comfortable, and sustainable environment that promotes employee well-being, effective communication, and supports hybrid work models. The design was inspired by organic and natural forms, focusing on creating an atmosphere that would foster both productivity and relaxation. Drawing from nature, the office layout and design elements were shaped to reflect fluidity, balance, and harmony. Sandro Diasamidze Sandro Diasamidze Sandro Diasamidze Sandro Diasamidze A significant challenge during the project was... More

The office redesign for Canadian law firm Stikeman Elliott introduces innovative working methods and enhances the employee and visitor experience by blending hospitality and high-end residential design into a modern, equitable workplace. Moving to a new space across two levels at Bankers Hall in Calgary, the firm sought to update its office to better reflect its identity and reputation. A standout feature of the redesign is using Banker M44-2 decorative wire mesh throughout the space, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication. This design element is prominently featured in the U-shaped internal staircase, which connects the two levels and is adorned with a gold-gilded canopy. The woven wire mesh powder coated in Emperors Gold enhances... More

The design for the SJVN office in Delhi stands as a shining example of a future-ready workplace that embodies adaptability and innovation in design, playing a crucial role in accommodating changing workstyles. Nestled in the heart of the city's newest CBD, the 3636-square-meter SJVN office is a testament to thoughtful design. Spread across three plates connected by a central core, its layout responds to its urban context. Caption Caption Adapting to Evolving Workstyles  With a mandate to design a vibrant workplace to cater to the office's ever-growing capacity, the SJVN office's design takes inspiration from 21st-century modern workplace design principles. It revolves around collaborative working, making the workspace fit f... More

Founded in 1933 by the tennis player René Lacoste and entrepreneur André Gillier, French company Lacoste, has a longstanding reputation for excellence in the luxe-leisure and sporting worlds.  Previously located at the Finchley campus for numerous years, the move to the Johnson Gardens building in Farringdon was brought about by goal of consolidating the team and promoting collaborative thinking and experimentation through design, heralding a new era for the brand in the UK. Arc Shed Ltd Inspired by a New York warehouse aesthetic, Lacoste wanted to create a Loft Office mood that is homely, spacious and light with lots of planting. Maris achieved by an industrial palette combining exposed concrete and raised metal f... More