As the line between the home and office becomes increasingly blurred, designers are finding new and exciting ways of enhancing office interiors for boutique brands. These top projects delved deeply into the DNA of the brand and also into the needs of employees, guests and clients.
Dubai Holding Executive Office
Sneha Divias Atelier
Collaborations empower the best of Creative Architects & Designers, who are nothing short of entrepreneurs pursuing a common vision – a common goal to create and deliver world-class prestigious interior architecture projects. It’s in this very vein that Sneha Divias & Marie Laurent joined forces to execute the design for the Dubai Holding Executive Offices.
Set within the newly built Dubai Holding Headquarters, they designed the Executive offices of the Honorable Chairman His Excellency Mr. Abdulla Al Habbai. In addition to this prestigious hand-over, the first of many more to come, as part of the said project, our scope also includes the CEO’s office, and the common central high-light being the much anticipated Majlis.
Private Office – TAWS Printing
XBD Collective
The project brief for the Private Office – TAWS Printing FZ was straightforward: create an innovative and stylish design that incorporated industrial elements and would reflect the historical identity of the company and corporate brand.
The office was handed over as shell and core and XBD Collective was asked to create a waiting area, two executive offices, conference room, small meeting room near the coffee bar and a work area that could accommodate up to 10-12 staff. members.
It was important that the client would be able to showcase the work and image of the brand, whilst leading clients down to the conference room and executive offices. The solution: display cabinets, shelving units and light boxes for the use of back-lit graphics and to display corporate products.
The Kape, Dubai Design District
SUPERFUTUREDESIGN*
Created for the contemporary woman, The Kape is a courageous new brand offering their contemporary vision of modest women’s fashion, with a new spin on garments, specifically the traditional Abaya. Needless to say, the message and name of the brand is taking the region by storm, and they needed an impactful interior design at their showroom in Dubai Design District.
Hanadi al Hawi, the dynamic woman behind the new brand approached SUPERFUTUREDESIGN* with a proposition. She asked the architects to highlight the brand’s disruptive attitude. The design concept emerged after many meetings with the client, we helped her clarify the vision she has for the brand’s image and created a space that’s just as intellectually rigorous with its moods, perspectives, color palettes, and textures.
View the complete list of this year’s shortlisted projects here.
