Right from desks and chairs in multiple cabins to reception counters, coffee tables, and furniture in the cafeteria, there is no end to the type of articles you can install while designing the interiors of an office.

When we talk about designing commercial spaces, we normally think of colors, furniture, furnishings, and the clients (of course!) However, as someone not from the design and build industry – in short: a layman, we hardly ever take sound into consideration when it comes to architecture and interior design.

Biophilic designs do not always need to be implemented on a larger scale. You can follow a low-key approach and still avail yourself of all the benefits offered by these designs in commercial interiors. Here are some pocket-friendly tips to bring the feel of nature indoors

The interior design and associated supply chains for products and services form a largely fragmented market with multitudes of small and medium businesses swamping the design and build landscape. As a result, there is no de facto brand to design and execute business mandates at a large scale. This leaves business owners having to deal separately with a slew of designers, suppliers and contractors.

Just like style and substance, form and function should go hand in hand when it comes to designing commercial interiors. Here, form refers to the creation of a design and function refers to its use in the context of the space it is designed for. Inconsistency between form and function would never go well with commercial interior designs. In the case of commercial interior designs, precision is always the key. It is important for designers to make decisions that are not only aesthetic but also calculated and contextual to the space.

Just like humans, interiors too have personalities of their own. Depending on the colours used, articles placed, themes chosen, and designs created – interiors are provided with unique spatial personalities that make them stand out from the clutter. In this piece, we will focus on such personalities that flesh out while designing the interiors of commercial spaces.

Realizing that it is vital not to impede changing requirements of today's workforce and be adaptable to evolution of work, along with the necessary support infrastructure, companies are making significant changes to their workspaces to ensure they stay ahead of the curve in the new normal and beyond.

A few innovative workplace designs have come along such as the hybrid work model but firms have had to adapt to an even more flexible work culture while trying to maintain and improve the productivity of its workforce that would mainly consist of the millennial and Gen Z generation soon.

With color blocking, commercial interior designers have borrowed one of the most alluring trends for increasing the appeal of the office spaces. Here's how color blocking is becoming a popular trend in commercial design

With colour blocking, commercial interior designers have borrowed one of the most fascinating trends for increasing the appeal of the spaces they tend to. By using the same principles and adopting an innovative approach, interior designers can definitely work wonders with colour blocking!