Office design is not an easy task to be able to meet the operational function, align the brand, embrace the innovation and corporate culture, the vision of the company. From there, work performance problems will be improved. It also helps businesses have the ability to attract new talent, improve health, happiness and inspire employees.
As the nature of trends, they change with the times and capture the 4 design trends below.
1. Flexible – Dynamic
Appearing a few years ago, the idea of multifunctional spaces began to take shape and became familiar to many offices. The conventional division with green patches, movable glass walls or simply dividing the materials and colors of the floor – wall – ceiling contributes to the expansion of space and functional use. Besides, the use of equipment, flexible, convenient and easy to move furniture plays an important role in determining the effectiveness of this trend.
No more impeding fixed walls, heavy, bulky furniture, this trend allows us to transform and integrate the function of space use flexibly and easily. Everything is more perfect when combined with adjustable light technology.
As economic growth accelerates, an integrated workplace that can adapt to the needs of many people, dynamic, multi-functional spaces will truly become more necessary.
The moving box is placed in the middle of the space to create accents. 
Functional areas are arranged close to each other without partitions to make the space larger, traffic comfortable and easy to observe. 
The array of green trees divides the approximate space.
2. Wood – a material that has never been outdated
Most offices today are built with traditional drywall and plain glass walls. It was not until businesses started paying attention to sustainable values and environmental consciousness that wood materials began to assert their advantages by combining sustainably sourced wood furniture and creative details. Natural emphasis on building interior design.
Not only is wood used for walls, floors, countertops and accents, but wood also provides a space with textures, natural lines, bringing warmth to a traditional office environment. Prefabricated wood and glass motifs, elaborately built wood and moss walls, and a carefully preserved, refined tree stump are all unique designs for the new office space.
Another important function of wood is the use of linear planks and slotted laminate to create the illusion of depth. These designs not only look attractive, but can also help reduce noise pollution in high traffic and work-intensive areas.
Wood occupies a large proportion in finishing the space, creating a feeling of closeness, warmth and inspiration. 
Wood combined with the wall of trees creates sympathy for users.
3. Community-oriented design
In fact, most employees work from home many days a week. This proves that the office environment is gradually losing its attractiveness and interesting working atmosphere. To motivate employees to come to the office, businesses need to invest in office design to suit today’s needs and lifestyle. Necessary facilities such as kitchen, coffee area to relax, play and rest, …
Modern and beautiful pantry space with full facilities for staff.
4. Sustainable design for health and environment
The process of Industrialization Modernization causes serious environmental pollution as a wake-up call to help people return to the pristine and sustainable beauty. Today’s offices are also gradually adapting to this trend to ensure people’s health and protect the living environment.
Accordingly, the spaces are maximized with natural light, using natural materials (minimum processing) to complete the office interior. Not only that, they also focus on creating many natural green areas to help the working atmosphere become fresh and comfortable.
Modern and beautiful pantry space with full facilities for staff.
