The document discusses trends in office interior design. Companies are moving away from individual cubicles towards more open floor plans that allow employees flexibility in where they work. Offices are becoming more transparent with fewer walls and more collaborative spaces to encourage teamwork and communication. When designing office spaces, it is important to optimize space usage given many employees working remotely and only plan the necessary workspace to avoid wasting area and costs. The reception area is also a key consideration as it is the first impression clients have of a company so its design should aim to create a welcoming but professional feel.

1. The Emergence Of Office Interior Design
Companies around the world are seeking more original ideas for their
office interiors. The conventional office interior used to be plain walls
with individual cubicles for the staff members. Now, the trend is to have
a work environment which is like an open space and which enables the
employee to just pick their favourite spot, plug their laptop and work.
There is a number of office interior design in London to cater for your
office needs.
Transparency
Companies are more and more investing in making their workplaces
more open and transparent. Cubicles are being dismantled to make
place for more modern designs open spaces which are more creative.
One trend which is standing out is the office without walls. This concept
allows managers to have a better understanding of what their
subordinates are doing and allows them to communicate better. It also
literally breaks the wall between colleagues and encourages team spirit.
Optimum use of space

2. It is possible for a workplace to occupy less space than the work area planned at inception.
With the growing amount of enterprises willing to allow their employees to work from home,
that same enterprise would not want to pay for the extra space. At the designing stage it is
very important to plan what would be the required amount of workplace so that to reduce
unnecessary waste of office area.
Welcoming reception area
The first area of a company that a client or a potential client will see is the reception area.
First impression is the last impression and this is very important even from a business
prospective. The impression which a client will derive from a reception will form their opinion
of the whole company. Thus it is very important for a company to work on the design of their
reception so that it created that welcoming and at the same time professional impression.

3. Business Details –
Business Name: Martyn Pattie Architects & Designers
Business Address: Bailey House,178 High Street,Ongar, Essex.CM5 9JJ
Business Phone: 01277 364979
Business Email: architect@martynpattie.co.uk
Business Website: http://www.martynpattie.co.uk/

4. http://www.martynpattie.co.uk/