An industrial vibe is becoming more and more popular for commercial office spaces. With a slightly rustic feel, this aesthetic blurs the line between typical commercial and residential spaces, creating an unexpected style for professional work environments. Read on for tips and tricks to pull off a warehouse-inspired design throughout different office spaces.

Open Collaboration:

Why return to the office to do individual work you can do at home? Collaborative spaces are shaping up to be some of the most important areas of the office, drawing employees in as more businesses adopt a hybrid schedule. Looking to add some industrial intrigue? Mix and match furniture, blending warm tones, plaids, and leather with statement accents (like these awesome pendant lights!) for an on-trend arrangement. Bring in an added layer of flexibility with height-adjustable desks and mobile furniture to help make the return to office more appealing.

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Conference Rooms:

Conference rooms will continue to be desirable for employees, especially as workers head back to the office and look to reconnect with their coworkers and host larger meetings once again. An inviting and unique space will make employees excited to get back to the office after spending so much time working from home. Think about subbing out typical conference chairs for less formal, larger-scale dining chairs – or even a bench! Mixing materials and furniture pieces can create interest and more of that living room vibe we are all so accustomed to.

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Lobby & Reception Areas:

The idea of the formal reception desk is becoming less and less popular as more businesses look for ways to shake up their lobby areas. As an alternative, try using an oversized desk as a true statement piece, especially if you don’t have a need for a typical transaction top. To capture that industrial feel, add distressed wood, mixed metals, and leather elements!

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