Local architect Rafael de Cárdenas and his studio Architecture at Large are tasked with designing and arranging the new Glossier office, located in Manhattan, New York City. The interior proves to be incredibly dreamy and welcoming. For it, the designer draws inspiration from the beauty company's rosy branding identity.
One of the main components of the new Glossier office is the pale blush pink couches that curve. Not only do they capture attention due to their sizable silhouette, but the seating also contributes to the aura of the collaborative environment — a popular move for the layout of contemporary brands that are on the cutting-edge of their industry.
In addition, Rafael de Cárdenas adds a powder room to the Glossier office — a nod to the company's operations.
Photo Credits: David Allee
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rosy Branding Identity
- Incorporating a company's branding identity into the design of an office space can create a cohesive and inviting environment.
- Collaborative Environments
- Designing an office layout that fosters collaboration can enhance productivity and creativity among employees.
- Inclusive Facilities
- Adding facilities tailored to the specific needs of a company can create a stronger sense of community and connection among employees.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Incorporating a company's branding identity into office design provides an opportunity for interior design professionals to create unique and creative spaces.
- Office Furniture
- The use of specialized furniture, such as curvy couches, can enhance the aesthetic and functionality of office spaces.
- Personal Care
- Creating office spaces that include facilities related to a company's operations, such as powder rooms, can create innovative opportunities for companies in the personal care industry.
