Offices

Focus Rooms Interior Design for Offices

Small enclosed rooms need to feel private without becoming stuffy or hard to find.

Explore the ideas
Compact study desk with a blue wall panel, overhead cabinets and a task chair
Workspace inspiration: a compact desk with nearby closed storage.

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Details worth a closer look

Photographs for design inspiration
Study corner with a wall-mounted desk, open shelves and a nearby window
Workspace inspiration: use daylight while keeping the desk surface clear.
Interior design studio with shared worktables and pendant lighting
Workplace inspiration: shared tables and layered overhead lighting.
Bedroom desk with a floating work surface and wall-mounted screen
Workspace inspiration: a work surface integrated into a bedroom.

Explore the design decisions

Before you start

Place focus rooms at the quiet edge of the floor and keep their doors away from the main meeting-room queue.

Room details and site checks
Layout
Place focus rooms at the quiet edge of the floor and keep their doors away from the main meeting-room queue.
Detail
Choose an acoustic door seal, a small work surface, and controllable light; provide a visible occupancy cue.
Trade-off
More enclosed rooms reduce the flexibility of open team space.
  • Listen from the corridor during a call
  • Check ventilation and task-light reach
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