Office

Explore 206 award-winning designs tagged Office on Magazine of Design.

Designer / Brand: Jui Ching Hsu Work: Office Tag: Interior

Li Teng

Li Teng is an office interior created for an interior design firm, covering about 135 square meters. The layout includes an entrance, office area, break room, conference room and bathroom. A high ceiling and a semi-open plan let natural light reach the whole space. Gentle curves soften the beam, the feature wall and the corridor, replacing rigid straight lines. Materials include hand-applied plaster, stone veneer, oak veneer and concrete hollow bricks. LED strips are set into cabinets, floors and junctions. The calm gray palette supports quiet work and client meetings.

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Designer / Brand: Barnaba Grzelecki Work: Office Tag: Interior

Greenberg Traurig Poland

Greenberg Traurig Poland is an office interior placed on three floors of Varso Tower in Warsaw. The space covers 5,000 square metres and provides work areas for about 400 employees. The design follows a minimalist approach in light, warm colours, with surfaces of copper, stone and wood. A sculpture and paintings by Polish artists mark the entrance area. Reception, meeting rooms and a coffee point form one open space for presentations and company events. Staff areas use a study layout to support concentration.

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Designer / Brand: Jacky Zhang Work: Office Tag: Interior

Chen Yun

Chen Yun is an office interior located on the top floor of Tianmuli in Hangzhou. The design occupies about 100 square meters and serves a creative studio. Fair-faced concrete gives the rooms a raw texture, while planting and colored furniture add a natural mood. A glass curtain wall links the interior with daylight and the view outside. A movable wall rotates to open or close the entrance, so the layout can change through the day. The plan blends work, discussion and rest areas within a small floor space.

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Designer / Brand: Nobuaki Miyashita Work: Office Tag: Interior

Embraced in Recycled Steel

Embraced in Recycled Steel is an office interior built with recycled steel supplied by Kyoei Steel. Angle steel, rebars, and flat bars are left exposed to emphasize material strength and texture. Structural elements that are usually concealed become aesthetic focal points. Barcode and QR code motifs extend across wall finishes and stair railings, linking the space to the company identity. Steel ceiling louvers hold seamless linear LED lighting that highlights the motifs. The interior shows the potential of repurposed materials in a contemporary workplace.

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Designer / Brand: Nobuaki Miyashita Work: Office Tag: Architectural Lighting

Embraced in Recycled Steel

Embraced in Recycled Steel is an architectural lighting design for an office building in Yamaguchi, Japan. Billet-shaped seamless LED fixtures are embedded within steel louvers, creating a rhythm of light across the recycled steel surfaces. Lighting patterns inspired by barcodes and QR codes are placed through the interior and shift in appearance as people move. A control system adjusts brightness in response to daylight conditions. The design highlights the texture of recycled steel while providing comfortable illumination for daily work.

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Designer / Brand: Songhuan Wu Work: Office Tag: Interior

Phuket VIP Mercury

Based on the theme of openness and brand in-depth exploration, explored the design and created a visual integration of visual extensibility and brand story with the planet as the main creative element. The plan solved the following three problems with new visual thinkings: The balance of space openness and functions; Division and combination of functional areas of space; The regularity and change of the basic spatial style.

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Designer / Brand: Chien-Chien Peng Work: Office Tag: Interior

Light Wave

Light Wave is an office interior design for a two-story space of 264.4 square meters. The first floor holds employee workspaces and a lounge, while the second floor contains the executive offices and the reception area. Stone and natural wood form the base, with metal accents in selected areas. The entrance ceiling uses a perforated leaf canopy that keeps the ceiling height open and reveals the steel structure above. A staircase built from two stone types appears to float. Sliding doors, some of them glass, make the space look wider and brighter.

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Designer / Brand: Moriyuki Ochiai Architects Work: Office Tag: Interior

Waterscape Colab with JPRE

Waterscape Colab with Jpre is a shared office interior in Tokyo, Japan, covering 800 square meters. A single recycled aluminum sheet is spread across the entire ceiling and forms waves that reflect natural light. At the entrance the waves are intense and the ceiling height changes sharply. In the sofa lounge and desk areas the waves are calmer and the ceiling is higher, supporting concentration and rest. In the bar and kitchen areas the waves stay low, creating a close setting. The ceiling parts can be taken apart and installed again in another location.

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Designer / Brand: Robin, Wang Work: Office Tag: Interior

Uhouse Design

Uhouse Design is an office interior in Guangzhou, China, created for a design studio. The lighting combines warm hotel style light with neutral office light to form a comfortable working atmosphere. Floral arrangements and books add a friendly feeling to the workspace. A life hall is placed in front of large floor to ceiling windows and holds a round jade disk. Wooden cabinets recall luggage racks and hold the materials that designers need. The open plan layout supports sharing and easy communication between colleagues.

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Designer / Brand: Michihiro Matsuo Work: Office Tag: Architecture

Frames

Frames is an office building located in Osaka, Japan. The facade is defined by overlapping window frames that appear to float above a horizontal eave at ground level. Bright and open work spaces are placed mainly above the second floor. The window shapes and carefully placed trees soften the view from the street, keeping a balance between privacy and openness. The building uses a wooden rigid frame structure with large section laminated timber and metal joints. Structural analysis was carried out to ensure safety in a region with frequent earthquakes and to support low carbon construction.

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Designer / Brand: Dilek Karaman Work: Office Tag: Interior

Aurea

Aurea Health Office is a 2000 sqm medical workplace organized around clarity, confidentiality, and efficiency. A central circulation spine links reception, shared work areas, and enclosed meeting rooms, enabling intuitive navigation with minimal signage. Modular workstations integrate power and data for flexibility. Acoustic ceilings and defined collaboration zones support focus. An oculus inspired lounge ceiling and a boardroom with a suspended acoustic raft establish identity. Cleanable stone, warm timber, controlled lighting, and biophilic elements create a calm clinical setting.

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Designer / Brand: Chongqing Wang Work: Office Tag: Interior

Challenge Wolf

Challenge Wolf is an office interior located in Shishi, Quanzhou, covering 2688 square meters. The design uses locally sourced materials so that tradition and modern style blend. Wave washed sand marble, rough stone, walnut wood, weather resistant paint and rock slab form the main surfaces. Linear marble is applied to elements such as the stairs, which reduces the amount of material used and creates a sense of line. Renewable and environmentally friendly resources are preferred. The layout aims to make the working environment comfortable and to support company growth.

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