This project involved the renovation of an existing house into a creative office environment that feels open, informal, and full of light. The client wanted to move away from the feel of a conventional workplace and create a setting that encouraged movement, interaction, and ease.

To achieve this, internal walls were selectively removed to reduce visual and physical barriers, allowing daylight to travel more freely through the plan. New openings were introduced and existing ones were enlarged, while organically shaped windows softened the built edges and reinforced the office’s playful character.

Oxide flooring was used throughout for its durability and natural vibrancy. The furniture was custom-designed to fit the existing structure, and plants were introduced as soft spatial buffers, helping define work zones while improving comfort and atmosphere.