Creative offices – blending design and fun
How three boutique creative studios turned their workplaces into inspiring spaces
MUCH has been said about office design, and how to create workspaces that would lure employees back to their cubicles after years of pandemic-era work-from-home flexibility.
But for three boutique creative studios, the office space isn’t just functional; it’s a perfect canvas to showcase the aesthetic and personality of their brand. Working from different perspectives with their respective needs and team sizes, each of these studios has come up with a unique workspace that makes going to the office an inspiring experience.
This Humid House: Tales of time
This Humid House is arguably Singapore’s most experimental botanical studio. Its idiosyncratic – and oft-times fantastical – floral and landscape installations have upended the perception of flowers and plants as decor in a space. Being architecturally trained, its founder John Lim views foliage as material, and arrangements as sculpture; fruit and vegetables are unexpected items in his inventory.
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