Studio Melange

Are you tired of working in a space that’s functional, yet not necessarily attractive? We can help you redesign your office’s appearance without sacrificing any of its organization or efficiency.

Make sure you know what you want before you call us. If you call us, set up a meeting and then are not sure what you want, we won’t be able to help you achieve that office of your dreams. For the best service, you will need to have a good idea of what you want.

Ergonomics (the study of how humans interact within the work environment) is an important consideration when it comes to modern office design. This can influence everything from seat and desk design to work area design to maximize productivity.

Storage is often an afterthought when companies take on an office space. It is crucial that designers incorporate this issue into the initial design stage to ensure that workplaces can be organized, efficient, and free of clutter.

When it comes to smart office design, a good rule of thumb to keep in mind is that there can never be too much light or space. Having enough of both will keep your employees happy and boost productivity.

Consider your brand when redesigning or organizing your space. You may already have ideas for common or display areas, but don't forget the office spaces where your employees conduct work. Your brand colors and logo are important symbols of your business, so consider reflecting them throughout your interior spaces.

Break-out spaces provide casual environments away from the desk and can aid in communication and creativity. This can benefit every aspect of work, from informal chats to lunch breaks. Such open spaces break down communication barriers and encourage spontaneity and inspiration in the work place.

One of the most influential interior designs in the 20th Century was Dorothy Draper. She was called "America's Most Fabulous Decorator" and was known for her use of colored stripes and flamboyant floral designs.

Did you know that natural lighting creates a larger and more open feel to workspaces? Incorporating natural lighting into office designs through the use of skylights and window treatments can do wonders for the look and feel of smaller office spaces.

Interior design involves more than creating a fabulous space and having a good eye for flair and fashion. It also requires an up-to-date knowledge of blueprints, safety hazards, and building codes to comply with local regulations that must be met.

It’s important to remember that redesigning your office’s interior doesn’t have to mean starting from scratch. In many cases, it’s possible to repurpose existing furniture and artwork.

One way to think of an interior designer is as a visual storyteller. He or she will take your vision and personality and, with your input on every step of the process, turn it into a home as unique as you are.