Office space design and office furniture

The relationship between office space design and office furniture is reflected in the following aspects:

I. Harmonious Unity of Office Furniture and Office Space Design • Unity of Style Due to differences in culture, industry, and professional functions, office space design fully reflects social etiquette, ethics, hierarchy, and professional distinctions. The design and arrangement of office furniture emphasizes squareness, regularity, and symmetry, forming a harmony with social culture and the interior environment. • Complementing and Perfecting Functions Different office environments require furniture designs with different functions. For a shopping environment, shelves, display stands, cash registers, and storage cabinets are needed, but nowadays, it is generally necessary to consider rest chairs to complement and perfect the shopping environment and meet people's needs. • Highlights in Office Space Design In actual office space design, the theme should be considered and highlighted. The reception desk in the company's reception hall, the executive desk in the manager's office, and office partitions should all become visual centers and highlights. II. Mutual Constraints of Furniture and Office Space Design • Constraints of Office Space Design on Furniture Consider the relationship between space and furniture size, the relationship between color and environment, and the relationship and influence of space on people's psychology. • Constraints of Furniture on Office Space Design Different furniture corresponds to different interior environments and design requirements. Furniture design should consider and reflect the ideas and individual requirements of interior functions and environment. Third, how to design: First, one should possess broad practical cultural knowledge and artistic cultivation in modern society. Second, one should combine architecture, interior design, and furniture to achieve a near-perfect unity in terms of function and art. Finally, one should adopt new technologies and materials to meet the ever-increasing demands of society.