Office

Explore 206 award-winning designs tagged Office on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: 鄒琳 Work: Office Classification: Interior

Clay Studio2

Clay Studio 2 is an office interior designed for product and visual design work in Tokyo. The space of 300 square metres is planned as a calm setting for concentration, in contrast to offices that focus mainly on communication. Concrete, paint and wood cement board are left unprocessed, so the room appears to be made only of beams and pillars. Garden landscaping and natural scenery form the background and bring seasonal change into the space. Desks face outward, and a seven metre table allows short meetings while keeping distance between people.

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Designer: Shu Yuan Chang Work: Office Classification: Interior

Commercial Space

Commercial Space is an office interior created within the renewal of an old residence in Taipei. The tall perimeter wall, built almost fifty years earlier, was removed to open the front yard toward the street. Finished concrete and white stone form the new landscape, while a plantation wall brings greenery close to the building. Inside, the original red brick surface was preserved, and new openings support ventilation and temperature control in the humid local climate. The open garden allows neighbors and pedestrians to walk through and stay.

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Designer: Xiaobo Ye Work: Office Classification: Interior

Zmake

Zmake is an office interior design covering 1100 square meters. The layout is organized around a 21 meter T shaped corridor, which serves as an information gallery and an interactive space that every person passes before entering the work area. Bamboo weaving is used as the main decorative element, appearing as twisting forms at the entrance and the bar, as large arrays above the corridor, and as enclosing screens in the reception and incubation center. Bamboo, terrazzo, paint and stainless steel are the main materials. The design focuses on the relationship between people and space.

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Designer: Jingsi Peng Work: Office Classification: Interior

Purest White

Purest White is an office interior design created for a clothing materials research and development department and a design department. The 430 square meter space is arranged as a fabric display area, a visitor area, a meeting room and a large open office that supports team discussion. Waiting areas and meeting rooms are separated by walls, and the gaps between the walls guide natural light inside. The floor uses engineering flooring, while original cement columns and part of the wall are kept. White steel frames support display and help reduce cost.

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Designer: Lycent Lai Work: Office Classification: Interior

Find Way

Find Way is an office interior design created for a health and beauty company headquarters in Shanghai. The project covers 412 square meters and follows a layout with a front reception area and working areas behind. The original straight wall lines of the building are retained, while added curves soften the plan. White and light wood tones meet gray floor tiles, natural stone and wood textures. The main hall combines reception, meeting and display functions. Chandeliers with brass brackets and turquoise blown glass spheres spread a warm light.

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Designer: Carlie Ling - K.D Hsu Work: Office Classification: Interior

Where The Root Is

Where The Root Is is an office interior located in a historic building in central Shanghai. The root of a tree serves as the core design concept. Dark walnut timber lines cross the flat ceiling to suggest interwoven roots. Patterned timber flooring and wooden grille screens mark circulation and use, while the open screens allow light and air to pass through. A tea reception area greets guests and professional partners. Grey carpet and wool wall covering give the working area a calm tone, and the supervisor office is separated to ensure privacy.

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Designer: Syuan-Ta Chiu Work: Office Classification: Interior

Return to Innocence

Return to Innocence is an office interior created for an interior design company in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The building facade is covered with metal sheets and glass curtains. The first floor holds an open reception area with an Italian marble counter and a hand painted wall. The second floor contains a meeting area with a long wood table and a book wall, plus an elevated indoor walkway leading to an outdoor staff break room. The third floor holds the working area. The 200 square meter project uses plain materials and a modest budget.

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Designer: Fahad Alhumaidi Work: Office Classification: Interior

KFIC Headquarters Kuwait

KFIC Headquarters Kuwait is an office interior designed as a home-like work environment. The interior uses natural materials, warm colors, comfortable furnishings, and personal touches such as artwork, plants, and books. Communal spaces such as lounges, kitchens, and breakout areas support socialization and collaboration. A custom shelving design divides the space instead of traditional walls, offering a flexible and cost-effective solution. Ergonomic desks, chairs, and storage units support comfort. The aim is to reduce stress and increase productivity.

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Designer: Li-Yu Cheng Work: Office Classification: Interior

Mastech Dongguan

To consider high density of users, multiple business relations, and unknown meeting typologies, this workplace aims to be open-plan and non-standard paradigm, to support any type of group talks. At the 1st floor, the reception area is compartmentalized by flooring plans. Each area faces to different orientation, bringing a little contrast, but maintaining more privacy during business talks. On 4th floor, considerable office desks are installed in the core area, surrounded by a loop of artificial turf running track, connecting every division and uniting working forces among peers.

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Designer: Leo Lin Work: Office Classification: Interior

Realm of Transition

Realm of Transition is an office interior design of 275 square meters completed in Taipei City, Taiwan. The interior is based on a medieval nautical theme inspired by the explorer Magellan. Nautical motifs include hemp rope, arched beams, round rods, canvas, ship side boards and oak barrels. The chairman office features a cabin handle and medieval nautical charts. Recycled timber pallets and disused oak barrels were used to support sustainable design, and high-technology printing replaces some actual timber materials.

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Designer: The Grid Architects Work: Office Classification: Landscape Design

Farmers Den

Farmers Den is an office landscape design located in Gandhinagar, India. The layout follows a simple grid plan, and the building is raised slightly on a platform that flows into the surrounding landscape and water channels. Local yellow sandstone is used for its color and texture under changing sunlight. Native tree species and insect repellent plants are combined with water, fish and turtles to form a small ecosystem. Raised mounds and tall trees shade the southwest side from strong heat. Openings in the breakout wall guide the breeze over the water to cool the cabins.

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Designer: Qinyin Tan Work: Office Classification: Interior

Industrial Bank

Industrial Bank is a bank interior design covering 890 square meters in Changchun. The concept draws on Song Dynasty landscape painting, and traditional Chinese references are expressed through lines, colors, forms and textures instead of literal ornament. Neutral tones such as moonlight white, tea white and rice gray create a calm atmosphere, with accents of dark blue and turmeric. The front desk is formed by simple splicing, and niche elements divide columns and walls. A semi-open calligraphy and tea area is softened by linear lighting.

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