Why would you settle for anything less than what you love when it comes to your office? You’re likely spending half of your day in that space and deserve a design that brings joy and productivity. So no matter your aesthetic style, – black and white, cozy and warm, bursting with color – including abstract patterns is a yes from us.
We understand that trends fade, and redecorating is exciting, so it’s smart that your main piece, your desk, remains a neutral color, like white, gray, or black. But patterns can be incorporated in a variety of ways while keeping the desk and chair simple by spicing up your designs in other areas of the room!
Incorporating Patterns
Include these patterns in main elements of the room, such as your wallpaper or a large floor rug, or choose a more subtle route, like implementing fun designs in art pieces or pillows.
Geometric designs and abstract patters can include a wide range of crisp lines to a wild array of textures.
Biophilia, however, is another major trend that has a potential to combine perfectly with patterns. In addition to actual, physical plants, images of plants or making an entire wallpaper out of leaves is fun and contributes to an overall happy space.
The Benefit of Design
Positive and unique environments are not only more enjoyable to work in, but because of that, will also lead to more productivity and higher employee retention rates.
If you’re hesitant to start off strong in the office directly, try using patterns in break rooms and lobbies. These are relaxing areas that should showcase who your company is and the personality of your brand.
Remember, the workplace is where creativity should be taking place – unique ideas, out-of-the-box solutions, and innovation that makes you stand out. Having a dull, old-school office, won’t inspire creative minds. Creating a strong company culture and solid team takes investing in your spaces and starting off your vision in your designs.
So, next time you decide to switch it up, don’t rule out abstract patterns! We’d love to see the eye-catching spaces that your team comes up with.