Cohesive Modern Workspace Studios

The Studio and Workspace of Unorthodox Designs is Collaborative

Three partners at the Unorthodox Designs team worked to create their new workspace and studio located in Gurugram, India. They imagined a space that captures their collaborative spirit and aesthetics. The co-founder and principal of the design firm, Upneet Kaur explains, “The theme of modern Indian-Afro resonated with all of us. It captures everything we were looking for – earthiness, quirkiness, and timelessness."

The team reimagined the basement by creating a disconnected layout and reorganized the plans to focus on clarity. When entering, the rope chandelier hits the spotlight as it hangs over the Naga chair, made with carved wood. Other details include the textured wall that is coated in an aesthetic which reflects the look of mud.

Image Credit: Unorthodox Designs

Collaborative Workspace Designs
The rise of collaborative workspace designs offers an opportunity to merge culture and creativity, fostering innovation through shared environments.
Modern Indian-afro Aesthetics
Fusing modern Indian and Afro aesthetics in workspaces can disrupt traditional design norms, creating unique and culturally-rich environments.
Sustainable Interior Elements
Incorporating sustainable and natural interior elements, like textured mud walls and carved wood furniture, enriches workspace design with eco-friendly and earthy aesthetics.

Industries Being Reshaped

Interior Design
The evolving trends in workspace aesthetics and functionality signal a shift in interior design towards more collaborative and culturally-infused environments.
Furniture Manufacturing
The demand for culturally-relevant and artisanal furniture, such as Naga chairs, points to opportunities for innovation in furniture manufacturing centered on cultural craftsmanship.
Sustainable Building Materials
The incorporation of sustainable materials and rustic finishes in workspace designs highlights the growing industry emphasis on eco-friendly building practices.
SCORE
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GENDER
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MARKETTop markets: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa
GENERATION
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  • Gen Z (primary audience)
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POPULARITY
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Activity 10%
Freshness 51%