This patterned office space allows the Singapore-based company 'Intertrust' to maintain an environment that is both professional and visually interesting.
The office was designed by the firm 'Kelvin & Frank Reid' and has plenty of space and minimal decor that keeps the area simple and clean. In order to make the office more interesting, the designers chose to focus on the use of patterns rather than using excessive decorations. The resulting space has a variety of contrasting patterns that can be seen in the carpeting, on the windows that reveal offices, on the walls and even in lighting.
By using patterns to make this office more interesting, the designers managed to create a work space that replaces clutter with strategically placed focal points.
Subtly Patterned Offices
Each Section of This Office is Focused on Specific Patterns
Trend Themes
1. Pattern-based Office Design - There is an opportunity for office space designers to create environments that utilize patterns to replace excessive decorations.
2. Minimalist Office Decor - Designers can utilize minimal decor to create clean, visually interesting workspaces that are still professional.
3. Contrasting Pattern Combinations - There is potential to create unique and visually appealing office spaces by combining contrasting patterns in non-traditional ways.
Industry Implications
1. Office Furniture Design - There is an opportunity for office furniture designers to create pieces that complement pattern-based office design.
2. Commercial Interior Design - There is potential for commercial interior designers to incorporate minimal decor and pattern-based design concepts into their work.
3. Flooring and Carpeting - Flooring and carpeting companies can create products that feature unique patterns to be used in pattern-based office design.