One Impression engaged Designforth to imagine their first office – a 8000 sft space nestled in prominent commercial building in Gurgaon
Designforth delivered an eco-conscious office design keeping transitional and transformational requirements of One Impression in mind- both in terms of spatial planning and the aesthetics.
The result is a collaborative space that focuses on forging community and connection facilitating the varied styles of working and transform into and communal space for hosting events.
A beach-based palette of honest materials, sprinkled with some fun elements and breakout areas that become the focal point in the space. The office layout maximizes the use of natural light and biophilic elements, promoting a sense of well-being and creativity.
The minimal aesthetics are inspired by the founders love for clean design and strive to create a non intrusive, easy , serene environment for working. The carpets lend a sand and beach aesthetic, and is complemented by natural finishes cut by black of metal to add definition and depth. The overall design is what you would call Industrial minimalism.
From a layout standpoint, you are greeted with an open reception area that illustrates inclusiveness and openness that are mainstays of the company’s business. The arrival area naturally ushers visitors to the heart of the office- a community working area that features and breakout lounge and island seating.
This area in the office has been strategically planned to allow flooding of light in the entire office and connect the indoors to outdoors visually. This also links the two zones of the office in terms of utilizat and is flanked by an assembly room for hosting events on one side and a dedicated workstation area on the other. The glass walls have been deliberately kept sliding folding to allow expansion of space when desired.
The project is an eco-conscious endeavor and attempts re-using any materials that we could salvage from the previous fit-out and give it a new lease of l.ife by seamlessly integrating the existing materials to create a new office space reducing waste and enhancing functionality
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