search
  • A Monochrome Minimalist Approach That Prioritizes Functionality For This Compact Office Space | P’s design therapy

    Introducing the Patel Associates – Electrical services and consultancy office in Vadodara, brought to you by P’s Design Therapy. Planned in 300 Sq.ft, we embraced a monochrome minimalist approach that prioritizes functionality for this compact office space. Every inch was meticulously utilized creating an efficient working environment. Standout elements grace the office, such as the eye-catching grey cement concrete wall beautifully accentuated with custom black metal elements. This striking feature adds depth and character, becoming a focal point of the space.

    A Monochrome Minimalist Approach That Prioritizes Functionality For This Compact Office Space | P’s design therapy

    Visit : P’s design therapy

    It was evident from our first encounter with the customer that they desired a monochrome workspace. We comprehended the challenge and experimented with different geometry to offer it out-of-the-box aesthetics. This is the main entry glass panel, with a white ombre effect. It maintains privacy without reducing daylight and piques curiosity about how a room might appear from the outside.

    This is how ‘Patel Associates’ entire place of business looks. The workplace is ventured into two areas: the main cabin, where clients, agencies, colleagues, and other individuals meet and converse, and the second section of the space, where employees can work alongside the waiting sofa or unwind for a while. We chose diagonally arranged track lights for the ceiling lights. We painted the majority of the walls and ceilings white in an effort to save money. Nonetheless, the colour white makes a small region appear wider.

    Above this waiting couch, we’ve built a simple shelf for artifacts that extends to the primary cabin. These exclusively designed wall frames are primarily constructed on this shelf using electric wires and circuits  .

    Instead of using unrelated objects as décor, we requested our client to share surplus wires and circuits from their projects. The objective behind making such frames or art was to connect the dots between the client’s occupation and the interior of their office. We were delighted with the output of our efforts.

    ‘Patel Associates’ main cabin has large glass windows that allow natural light to enter. Taking advantage of it, we chose a tabletop made of reflecting black and white stone and placed a few plants that require little care to provide a hue to the monochrome space.

    White is an eternal, luxurious, and customary colour. It is also the symbol of contemporary minimalism. White is the perfect colour for a room’s backdrop to highlight particular features. We chose a white wall as a blank canvas to display these bespoke frames. We developed a little cement-texture polished temple in the northeast corner of the office, which has a lovely arch shaped through cut grooves on shutters and nicely complements the decor.

    A well-designed office may boost productivity and happiness! Hence, workplaces should strike the right combination of comfort and utility. A monochromatic minimalist method was employed to prevent distractions and create a serene ambience. A zigzag patterned table base and a wall behind it covered with exposed concrete texture give it a natural raw appeal.

    In this work area, all the elements had clean and sharp lines. As a result, we wanted to include a striking component for the background, with Patel Associates’ logo prominently displayed. Team P’s design therapy created a fluid line art using metal rods resembling electric wires to.

    Black storage unit behind table has sufficient storage to put files and documents which also have open niches for books as our client wanted small space in their cabin for books. We suggested one block to keep for indoor plant which maintains the fresh environment and adds some greens to greys.

    Fact File

    Designed by : P’s design therapy

    Project Type : Office Interior Design

    Project Name : Patel Associates

    Location : Gotri, Vadodara

    Year Built : 2022

    Duration of the project : 30 Days

    Built-up Area : 300 Sq.ft

    Project Cost : 800 Rs/Sq.ft

    Principal Designer : Prayoshi Patel

    Team Design Credits : Avani panchal & Fatema Dahodwala

    Photograph Courtesy : People with Lens

    Firm’s Website Link : P’s design therapy

    Firm’s Instagram Link : P’s design therapy

    Firm’s Facebook Link : P’s design therapy

    For Similar Project>> This Office Goes Beyond the Limits of Workstations and Cabins







    Project Prarabdh Shapes Everyday Living Through Curves, Waves And Soft Tones | Rachana Interiors

    Every home has a story, and Project Prarabdh is one that unfolds gently through curves, textures, soft tones, and thoughtful details. Designed for a family that values calmness, warmth, and functional simplicity, the project brings together minimal aesthetics and expressive craftsmanship. From the entrance to the kids’ room, each space follows a quiet rhythm. Curves […]

    Read More

    Inside the 3bhk Apartment Where Japanese Aesthetics Meet the Quiet Discipline of Material and Form | Goldie Kalda Design Studio

    Project Guru Prasad began with a simple yet nuanced brief — to design a home inspired by Japanese aesthetics while maintaining a minimal and grounded sensibility. The 3BHK apartment, spread across 1350 sq. ft. of carpet area, became an exploration of form, material, and composition. Inside the 3bhk Apartment Where Japanese Aesthetics Meet the Quiet […]

    Read More

    Where Modern Innovation Meets Traditional Artistry in a Home Rooted in Culture | studiorachana369

    In the pulsating heart of Gujarat, India, where the shimmer of the ‘Diamond City’ meets the rich tapestry of the ‘Silk City’, Surat has preserved its legacy of craftsmanship across generations. Amidst the precision of diamond cutters and the rhythmic hum of textile looms, the homeowners’ story began. They were not merely entrepreneurs but inheritors […]

    Read More

    This Home is a True Reflection of The Modern Interior Design Style | V Shah Design Studio

    This home is a thoughtful expression of the modern interior design style, infused with creative and personalised touches that make it both distinctive and inviting. Every material, colour, and finish has been carefully curated to achieve a sense of timelessness, with a clear emphasis on balance and harmony. The muted colour palette seamlessly extended across […]

    Read More

    20 Designs For Kitchen Window Over Sink In India Homes

    When it comes to enhancing the kitchen window over the sink, various design ideas are possible to decorate Indian homes. From rooted in tradition to Western-style modular kitchens offer both functionality and attractive aesthetics. Apart from the sleek profile and raised breakfast counter, the kitchen window over sink is another spot to add appeal and […]

    Read More

    Standard Interior Door Dimensions For Spaces in India

    In Indian homes with dynamic spaces, identification of standard interior door dimensions can have a positive impact on space optimization. First impressions matter, right? Beyond spaces inside the homes, doors carry long-time impressions through various panel sizes, intricate details, and more. While most of us remember the material and design, we tend to forget the […]

    Read More

    50 Timeless Pooja Room Door Design For Indian Homes

    Indian homes place equal importance on pooja room door designs as they do on main door designs. With diverse and unique ethnic backgrounds, every family strives to reflect their personalities and identities in their designs. These identities can encompass religious or spiritual interests, local contexts, or other personal elements. This series of blogs, featuring 50 […]

    Read More

    50 Indian Door Design For Main Door To Enhance the Curb Appeal

    The door design for main door is a defining feature of any Indian home, embodying both style and cultural significance. In a country rich with diverse architectural traditions, the entrance to your home reflects not only personal taste but also cultural heritage. Whether you’re drawn to the intricate carvings of traditional Indian door designs or […]

    Read More

    50 Best Pillar Design Ideas And Inspirations For Indian Spaces

    Pillar design is a cornerstone of architectural elegance, seamlessly blending structural support with aesthetic appeal. Our blog, “50 Best Pillar Design Inspirations,” celebrates this essential element, showcasing a variety of styles from classical Doric and Ionic to contemporary and avant-garde innovations. Whether you’re an architect, interior designer, or a design enthusiast, these pillar design inspirations […]

    Read More

    Pelmet Design: 20 Tips to Decorate A Window

    Pelmet design is one of the crucial parts of the interior design of any house. It speaks about the sense of look for the overall design of the house. Pelmet designs are the ones that sit above the window, acting as a hideout for the curtain tracks. Also, they are the structures that will reduce […]

    Read More
  • From HS2 To Poor Design - The Problems Destroying UK Homes

    TADstories with Karishma Sutaria I Kstudio Designs