Office interior design is just as important regardless of whether the office is situated at home or in a corporate building. In both cases, a lot of forethought and proper planning will produce the best results. The ideal office should be comfortable and safe, functional and attractive, with everything in its optimum place for maximum productivity and ease of use.
Of course, one style of office will not suit every type of business so there are no set rules regarding what constitutes the best office style. Imagine the office of your local garage and compare it with the office of a high-tech creative or artistic director - do they look the same when you visualise them in your mind? Probably not, these professionals have different tasks to carry out and the style of office design will reflect that because the ideal office of any business will reflect the business itself.
So, the purpose of the office and who is using it will influence the office design. For example, an office that requires one work station for one part time manual worker will not have the same practical or design issues as an office that employs hundreds of people to carry out sophisticated administrative tasks.
A modern interior design would naturally be a popular choice for high-tech and dynamic businesses at the forefront of technology simply because it suits the image of a company that is progressing and at the cutting edge of their field. Similarly, a more classic design might suit the offices of traditional type businesses that have been established for many years and of course a more informal and casual design would possibly be more appropriate for the local garage or manual trade professions. However, there are no hard and fast rules as it is simply a matter of personal preference and available budget.
Some important factors that need to be taken into consideration before deciding on any styles, fixtures or fittings for any office interior designs include:
o The type of work or business to be done in the office
o The amount of floor space available and what equipment it needs to hold
o The number and type of people likely to be using the office
o If any clients need to visit the office
o The budget
