A cocktail bar-style co-working office opens its doors in west London. The client — Kindred, employed local design firm Studioshaw to come up with a cozy, welcoming and unique interior arrangement. As the popularity of collaborative office environments is continuously growing, the task is not an easy one. To communicate class and upscale style, the studio looked toward incorporating a cocktail bar-style aesthetic within the narrative of Kindred's business. As a result, the interior of the co-working space is lavish and luxurious. A focal point is the use of materials — predominantly brass and marble, which exude an aura of sophistication.
Aside from its stunning arrangement of the co-working office, the Kindred west London location also incorporates a restaurant and various event spaces.
Photo Credits: Ed Reeve
What's Driving This Trend
- Cocktail Bar-style Co-working Spaces
- Opportunity to create co-working spaces that mimic the atmosphere and aesthetics of cocktail bars.
- Collaborative Office Environments
- Growing demand for office spaces designed to foster collaboration among professionals.
- Lavish and Luxurious Interiors
- Incorporating high-end materials such as brass and marble to create an upscale atmosphere in co-working spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Co-working
- Opportunity for co-working space providers to differentiate themselves by offering unique and luxurious environments.
- Hospitality
- Restaurants and bars can explore the idea of incorporating co-working spaces within their establishments to attract professionals.
- Interior Design
- Interior design firms can capitalize on the trend by specializing in creating lavish and stylish co-working spaces.
