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Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Thursday, May 12, 2011

It’s official- the wall decal is the new mural! These popular graphics are fun, witty, and technically “green” because they are easily applicable and transferable. In our search for creative office spaces, we found the offices of Third Frame Studios to demonstrate just how clever these décor concepts can be. Slovenian firm Zek designed the graphics which are slightly geeky in nature to bring the rooms a focal point by dressing up the vibrant office walls with playful images. Although it is questionable whether all this colorful art is stimulating work productivity, they certainly make it an amusing work environment with each statement!

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

Creative office spaces with red color | NATURAL INTERIOR DESIGN 2010

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Bears Cave Office by Paul Coudamy

Tuesday, April 20, 2010


bears cave office

The “Bears Cave” is a stunning interior office design project that was recently completed by French architect Paul Coudamy on behalf of Bearstech, an internet hosting company located in Paris.  The goal of the office design was to create a headquarters that communicated a feeling of strength by reflecting Bearstech’s innovative and wild approach to virtual technology.


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The office is organized into three spaces, a working space, leisure space, and a meeting space.  The back room provides a mineral atmosphere with Parisan rock and brick walls, a stark contrast to the chaotic cavern walls of the front meeting room which were created with wood cut-offs rescued from sidewalks, dumpsters, and wasteland, the structure of which was intended to translate “the chaotic mass power dynamited in an uncontrolled energy: a wood vortex our of a natural disaster“.

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A low honeycomb cardboard bench along with a vibrantly colored yet low-key bar area separates the meeting room and the working spaces, effectively creating circulation between the three spaces.


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