Interior decorating isn’t a cookie-cutter experience. Rarely can items from one design be repurposed to another project. Since every brand, building, space, and client has different expectations and styles, your projects should fit specific needs.
This is especially true when comparing commercial design to residential interior design.
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Office Space Design Planning Made Simple We work with a lot of clients that are planning to or have recently moved offices. When moving offices for whatever reason (a growing…
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What to Look for in a Commercial Interior Designer Hiring a commercial interior designer for your office space can seem like an intimidating and daunting task. We’re here to give…
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Office Design: Working with Plants Office plants not only add color and some fresh air to your workplace but can increase employee productivity and happiness as well. How, you ask?…
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Our Loft Office Designs Explained A loft office is defined as a large, adaptable open space that has been converted for light industrial or commercial use. These types of spaces…
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Importance of Great Office Interior Design In a typical work week, people spend more time at work than they do at home. This is not to say that an office…
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Using Flooring on Walls Utilizing common flooring materials to decorate walls is becoming an increasingly popular trend in commercial interiors. By switching up the placement of flooring materials, you can…
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Entrance Design Rules Just like a home, the entrance to a commercial space sets the tone for the whole office. That’s why entryways, reception and lobby areas are such an…
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The Understated Importance of Breakroom Design Having a great office breakroom design can be a real game changer for your workplace. Not only can it be used as a selling…
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Use of Color in Commercial Interior Design Color has the ability to affect our mood, actions, and thoughts of brands and businesses – so it’s no wonder it’s one of…
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