Commercial Interior Design Portfolio

Each project is presented with before-and-after images, as well as a description of the design process and the challenges that were overcome. Our commercial portfolio also includes a variety of other projects, such as hotels, spas, medical offices, and conference rooms. We are committed to creating spaces that are both elegant and sophisticated, and that meet the specific needs of our clients. The space we design showcases the brand's products in the best possible light.

Each project is presented with before-and-after images, as well as a description of the design process and the challenges that were overcome.

Commercial Portfolio

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Executive Office Room
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Office Space
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shared office space
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Conference Room design
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sustainable Office Space
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Waiting Room
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Office Cabin Space
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Reception Area
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Smart Workspace
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Office Pantry Room
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Store Furniture Interior Design
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Modern Office space

FAQs

What is commercial designing?

Commercial design is a process of designing buildings specifically for businesses. It is carried out by architects or building designers who have expertise in the infrastructure of commercial buildings. Commercial design must comply with the Building Code of Australia, Australian Standards, and Local Authority requirements.

What design factors are important in commercial design?

Ease of access for employees and customers.Proximity to other businesses that can complement yours.Appropriate zoning for your type of business.

What are the trends in commercial building design?

Eco-friendly features, such as recycled materials, energy-efficient windows, daylighting, and solar energy, are becoming increasingly common in commercial buildings. Glass partitioning is also being used more often by architects and designers to create adaptable, multifunctional spaces that can enhance a building's natural light.