How to furnish an office by following the art of minimalism to promote the well-being and functionality of the work environment.
A minimalist style as an office furnishing philosophy
In the digital era, where flexibility and efficiency are key issues, minimalism has established itself as the ideal solution for creating functional and harmonious working environments.
This approach goes beyond aesthetic simplification to place people’s well-being and productivity at the forefront.
How to furnish the office in a minimalist style: the key elements
- Organisation: built-in and hidden filing systems to keep surfaces clean and tidy.
- Lighting: favour natural light and discreet light sources to create a relaxing atmosphere.
- Neutral colour palette: use shades such as white, grey and beige, accentuated by natural colour touches such as wood.
- Integrated technology: design solutions that seamlessly and discreetly incorporate technology into furniture.
Minimalist furnishing for an executive office
A ceiling with exposed pipes, combined with a concrete floor, fully expresses the minimalist style of this executive office.
This technical and dynamic environment features a Spike desk at its centre, whose marble effect top and black steel structure perfectly complement the aesthetics of the building. Completing the workstation is the EM 202 Basic executive chair with a high mesh backrest upholstered in fabric at the front, for a touch of essentiality and lightness.
The Madia filing system has the function of enriching the environment with an elegant black/dove grey colour combination, making it practical and functional.
In front of the desk is a welcoming lounge area designed to offer moments of rest and relaxation, furnished with armchairs from the Metro 15 collection and a Spike coffee table with a marble-effect finish top.
Minimalist-style furnishing for an operative office
This office space is designed to be bright and characterised by an atmosphere that is both elegant and informal at the same time.
The interior architecture of the operative office is minimalistic, yet attentive to every detail.
Here, tables from the Be.1 collection create individual workstations with multifunctional accessories designed to maintain order and visual tidiness on the work surface.
The managerial desks on the left side are especially designed in an L-shape and equipped with an under-top drawer and metal bag holder; on the right side, the desks hang from the Workwall and feature only an under-top drawer.
With its distinctive design and slim profile, the Key chair completes the workstation in a perfect balance of aesthetics and comfort.
Contemporary offices require a design that goes beyond the simple organisation of space and selection of furniture.
If you want to transform your working environment by combining aesthetics and functionality to improve people’s well-being and productivity, contact us for more information.
