MAWD Designs the Interiors of a Tech Company in LA
Amy Duong — September 6, 2024 — Art & Design
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A new headquarters for a tech company has been completed in Los Angeles with interiors designed by MAWD | March and White Design. The designers have ensured that it takes a new route from the traditional look of offices which are either too bold in color or too utilitarian and neutral.
Elliot March, the co-founder of MAWD shares, "We detailed the space so that it has a hospitality feel like you are walking into a hotel, not a corporate office." The team created a space that resembles a resort more than a corporate space with a focus on more of a hospitality angle. It is warm and inviting but also features a wide range of offices and amenities.
Image Credit: MAWD
Elliot March, the co-founder of MAWD shares, "We detailed the space so that it has a hospitality feel like you are walking into a hotel, not a corporate office." The team created a space that resembles a resort more than a corporate space with a focus on more of a hospitality angle. It is warm and inviting but also features a wide range of offices and amenities.
Image Credit: MAWD
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Hospitality-infused Workspaces — Workspaces are being designed with elements traditionally found in the hospitality sector, creating more welcoming and comfortable environments for employees.
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Rethinking Corporate Interiors — The shift from utilitarian office designs to aesthetically pleasing and experiential work environments is reshaping how corporate spaces are conceptualized.
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Tech Headquarters Transformation — Technology companies are spearheading a movement towards more stylish and amenitized headquarters, reflecting a blend of luxury and functional design.
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