Minimalist Office Interior Designs

HENN Completes the Interior of BESTSECRET's New Office

HENN has completed the interior design for BESTSECRET's new office in Munich, a seven-story workspace within the iCampus at Ostbahnhof that accommodates approximately 125 employees. HENN's approach sought to translate the online luxury fashion club's brand identity as a curated platform for upscale brands into a tangible, physical environment.

BESTSECRET's new office design features a warm gray wall treatment, exposed concrete ceilings, and light gray seamless floors that create a neutral backdrop equivalent to the digital brand identity. HENN incorporates reflective and mirrored surfaces to expand the space visually. The firm also generously applied textile materials to establish a clear reference to the world of fashion. Contrasting textures and shapes — such as cool mirror surfaces against warm wood and sturdy metal against gentle, flexible textiles — lend a clear and coherent appearance, with the industrial appeal of raw surfaces like architectural concrete and galvanized metal intriguingly contrasted with custom-made wooden furniture that extends along the outer walls to incorporate small benches and shelves.

Image Credit: Mark Seelen | Seelen+

Brand-translated Workspaces
Physical offices are increasingly reflecting digital brand identities, creating room for design systems that turn online positioning into immersive employee and visitor environments.
Textile-integrated Interiors
Fabric-forward finishes, soft partitions, and tactile materials are reshaping minimalist spaces with opportunities for fashion-linked suppliers and adaptive acoustic solutions.
Reflective Spatial Design
Mirrored surfaces and light-neutral palettes are expanding perceived space in compact offices, supporting innovation in materials that combine visual openness with durability and privacy.

Industries Being Reshaped

Interior Design
Minimalist corporate projects are blending raw industrial finishes with custom warmth, opening new possibilities for studios specializing in branded, high-function workplace environments.
Commercial Real Estate
Premium office developments can gain differentiation through interiors that merge flexible employee amenities with distinctive tenant storytelling.
Luxury Fashion
Fashion brands with digital-first models are extending their identities into physical headquarters, creating demand for environments that express curation, exclusivity, and material sophistication.
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