We spend most of our time at work and it is desirable that this place to be warm, attractive and simulative. The home office must be comfortable and hospitable as well, a place where passion and joy can be found in the ongoing activities. For all these, HomeWorldDesign has a display in the OFFICE category that contains the latest achievements not only of world famous designers but also of young ones full of enthusiasm and creativity. Offices belonging to companies all over the world, private offices and also office furniture, or classical and modern projects all these can be found in this category in order to delight and inspire you in making a choice.
When Slack asked O+A to create its new multi-floor headquarters in San Francisco one design story presented itself immediately. Slack’s CEO Stewart Butterfield is an outdoorsman, a hiker who goes off grid every year and recharges in the various types of wilderness
Austin architecture firm Mark Odom Studio recently teamed up with Bumble (tech/dating app giant) to design their stunning headquarters in Austin, TX.
The design of the new work environment was orchestrated by the Prague based Studio Perspektiv. The task was stated clearly – to create offices that will support company culture and serve as an exceptional event space.
The cumulative effect is an working environment that fuels passion, fosters positive energy, and harnesses technology to tell the story of The Honest Company’s impact on the world.
As a major provider of real estate solutions that support evolving businesses, the client identified the need to incorporate flexibility in both the working environment and services provided to be able to respond quickly to tenants ever-changing needs.
Between tradition and modernity, DLG creative space takes a new twist on tradition by using modern furniture and minimal lines collaborating with craftsmen, a perfect balance between sobriety and sophistication.
The furniture project for the new building of the National Audiovisual Institute occurred as a result of research amongst users of the space.
Meraki’s expansion to a new floor offered an opportunity to observe how the company had grown into (or in this case out of) the space Studio O+A designed for it four years ago.
