Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020
Humble Space Office
by De Weng
- A' Design Award 2020 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: Scope Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 7,554
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About Humble Space Office
Humble Space is an office interior created for a design company in Zhangzhou. The project covers 125 square meters and is divided into a public area and a private area. The public area is used for receiving visitors, meetings, training and exchange. The private area is used for personal work and rest. Most of the existing decoration was removed, and only the original frames were kept. Floor glass and a block-shaped facade let natural light enter the space and reduce the use of indoor lighting. The calm and simple setting supports quiet and relaxed work.
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- Unique Properties
- The office is designed to be not very formal or serious but relaxed and quiet. Here, work is life while life is work. Designers hope to give users a better environment to experience life and feel every thing around them so as to achieve better designs. Whether in work or leisure time, the users can feel as easeful and peaceful as at home. What's more, accompanied by music and tea, they can relax and release themselves to the greatest extent.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The project covers a total of 125 square meters. Taking into account the practicality of the interior space, simply speaking, the function of the site is to work and receive visitors. The public area is used for visitor receiving, experience exchange and learning, internal company meetings and training, etc. Meanwhile, the private area is used for personal working and leisure.
- Tags
- Interior, Office, Small Work Space, Design Company, Modern, Elegant, Simple, Humble Space, Wabi-sabi
- Production Technology
- In the treatment of the external facade, all the existing decoration were removed except the original frames that could not be demolished. The floor glass and the block-shaped facade are used to let the natural light enter the space to the greatest extent, and reduce the use of indoor lighting as much as possible, so that the interior space can be rendered by the natural light longer and people inside can feel the change of day and night.
- Design Challenge
- The original acrobatic wall is deliberately left in the aisle, hoping it would retain its original state. In this way, designers want to warn themselves to insist on facing the present with the earliest passion for design and not to forget the initial heart.
- Project Duration
- The project started in May 15, 2019 in Zhangzhou and finished in July 1, 2019 in Zhangzhou.
- Operation Flow
- The inspiration of the seemingly rough wall paint, is from happy chats with friends. And the cool and chilly artistic wall hanging expresses the deeper traditional rhyme in a modern way. All these are about the emotional scent and the mental evidence generated when the experience changes and self-improvement. They are extremely precious and cannot be copied.
- Research
- As everyone knows, there are still a few strokes at least in the contrast of black, white and gray. But as for our office, after changing from a two-dimensional plane to a three-dimensional space, combined with the lighting, designers want to achieve the ultimate in minimalism in the scope of our ability , from structure, layout, to modeling. Because they all believe that less is more.
- Inspiration
- With the growth of the company, the usage rate of the original office space was saturated. Therefore, in order to better upgrade and adjust, designers decided to expand the space. As an interior designer, what he or she want most is to have a quiet space to help him or her to achieve peace of mind so as to enter the working state faster and then make better designs. It originates from the Three Dharma Seals in Buddhism.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Di Li, Weng Office, 2019.
Image #2: Photographer Di Li, Reception Room, 2019.
Image #3: Photographer Di Li, Reception Room 2, 2019.
Image #4: Photographer Di Li, Reception Room 3, 2019.
Image #5: Photographer Di Li, Liang Office, 2019. - Patents
- Copyrights belong to De Weng, 2019.