Churches have long stood as solemn places for quiet focus and contemplation, so the new interior design for Calowiz & Co.'s co-working space makes it a great spot for getting down to business. The space features vaulted ceilings, flying buttresses, and long rows inspired by Gothic churches, giving it a sense of reverence that's convenient for working in public.
The building that houses Calowiz & Co. was originally constructed in 1898 from natural stones and red brick, and that historic backing is part of the impetus behind the church theme. However, the interior is certainly a modern take on Gothic style. It's entirely covered in concrete, and it eschews sharp lines in favor of gentle curves in order to make the entire interior more calming.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Church-inspired Co-working Spaces
- Integrating church-inspired elements into co-working spaces can offer a unique and calming atmosphere for productivity.
- Historical Building Renovations
- Renovating historical buildings to be used as modern offices can offer a sense of charm and interest to clients and employees.
- Modern Gothic Design
- Creating modern designs inspired by Gothic architecture can offer a contemporary twist on traditional themes.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Real Estate
- Real estate companies can take advantage of the trend toward using historical buildings for modern office space.
- Interior Design
- Interior design firms can capitalize on the demand for unique and calming workspaces by offering church-inspired elements and modern Gothic design.
- Co-working Space Management
- Co-working space management companies can incorporate unique design elements like church-inspired details to give their spaces a competitive edge.
