Almost all large and creative international companies have office spaces beyond people’s imagination. For example, Facebook’s office specially invited Pritzker Prize winner Frank Gehry to create the world’s largest office open space, so that thousands of employees can directly access the office space. Communication makes work easier;

Google’s Los Angeles office, run by Frank Gehry, looks like a pair of binoculars, with a beach-style interior and can accommodate 500 employees; the Microsoft office in Taiwan, which incorporates the image of a night market, allows employees to freely choose the location they want with a laptop. . The creative offices of these international companies not only express the importance they attach to their employees, but also create an excellent corporate image. Maybe a small business can’t hire a well-known architect to build an office like a big international company, but it can still hire a creative interior designer to create a creative office that subverts the tradition, attracting outstanding talents to apply. Enjoy a few featured offices now and open up the possibility of more office space!

The brainstorming works of interior designers concretize the frequent concept of “brain nerve conduction” when everyone is racking their brains at work, creating black irregular curves like neurons connecting various fields. The unpredictable curve invisibly injects vigorous vitality into the office and revitalizes the solemn atmosphere of the office. As for the office cubicles, the designer deliberately chose penetrating glass so that employees can easily communicate with each other and work more smoothly.

The Loft Style works designed by VANDEX bring out the rough industrial style through track lights and metal iron parts, and also use the wood floor to inject temperature to ease the cold tone of iron parts and people. In addition, a large amount of light is also introduced and clear glass is used to allow the light to travel through each space unimpeded to resolve the darkness, and at the same time nourish the large planted walls to keep them green and bring a vigorous natural atmosphere to the space.

The Aesthetics designed by VAND uses the most oppressive white as the keynote of the space, highlighting the wooden furniture and sofa seats. Allow employees to be inspired and come up with good plans in a pure and comfortable space. Also, because the office is decorated in white, employees can be creative and put on their favorite dolls or sculptures to easily arrange their own unique seats.

Yiyan Design planned a large book wall in the office to hold a large number of office documents, and created a three-dimensional effect with soft indirect lighting to expand the field of vision. The square, rectangular lines and circular lighting hidden in the bookshelf also add a touch of interest to the interior, revitalizing the tense and dull office atmosphere.