Herbs of Gold is a trusted name in Australian natural health, with over 35 years of experience in creating vitamins, minerals, and herbal supplements.
With a clear focus on aligning spatial requirements with both design vision and budget, Spaceful supported Herbs of Gold in shortlisting and reviewing properties that could accommodate their future growth. By overlaying Herbs of Gold’s needs onto real properties and conducting thorough due diligence, Spaceful identified practical solutions that avoided hidden costs and overcommitment. This reduced relocation risks and unlocked additional incentives for capital contribution, allowing for greater investment in the workplace and their people.
One Chalmers, an A-Grade building development, was selected for its expansive floorplates, abundant natural light, and premium end-of-trip facilities. With a 5-star NABERS rating, the building aligns strongly with Herbs of Gold’s commitment to sustainability and wellness.
The new headquarters was designed to better reflect their brand and support their evolution, while delivering a more elevated experience for employees, clients, and visitors alike.
Inspired by the brand’s connection to natural wellness, the space feels calm and light. Upon arrival, visitors are welcomed to a sage-toned waiting area with custom 3D-illuminated brand signage. A feature wall with three arched, backlit shelves showcases the Herbs of Gold product range, key milestones, and industry achievements.
Curves and rounded forms, mirroring the shape of a vitamin capsule, are echoed throughout the space in the architecture, light features, and custom joinery. Green and gold accents echo the Herbs of Gold brand identity, reinforcing its visual presence throughout the space. Gold-striped film featured on the meeting room windows pairs seamlessly with sage-toned furnishings and cabinetry, enhancing the calm, sophisticated palette.
A range of workstations accommodate diverse work styles and encourages movement throughout the day, while an operable wall in the boardroom allows the space to expand for larger team gatherings or training sessions. The collaboration zone includes a large screen for town-halls and can be enclosed with sheer curtains to create a more intimate setting.
The breakout area is spacious, colourful and light, anchored by a pill-shaped island counter and café-inspired seating. A soft-green splashback is accentuated by LED backlit kitchen shelving, while dusty-pink-tone chairs and an expressive pendant light add a playful contrast within the space. Neighbouring this space, the wellness room offers a quiet retreat for meaningful breaks.
The fit-out was delivered in nine weeks, on time, on budget and to scope. Working within a tight budget, Spaceful prioritised cost-efficiency across every stage. Savings achieved during the strategic property search were reinvested into the fit-out, allowing for higher quality finishes and design features without exceeding the budget.
In alignment with the company’s commitment to sustainability, 52% of the existing furniture and workstations were repurposed, and the base-build carpet was retained to minimise demolition waste. Energy-efficient lighting was also installed throughout the space.
To support the transition, Spaceful implemented a tailored change management strategy. Clear communication and early engagement helped minimise disruption during the relocation, ensuring the new space was well-received and ready for immediate use.
Design:
Lead Designer: Adrian Foung
Photography: Adam McGrath
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