Commercial space is a battleground. It’s a battle between ‘roundy’ humans and ‘squarey’ objects.
Humans are not square in shape, however most pieces of paper, books, desks, cupboards, and computers have a good deal of square edges and tend to end up, well squarish! If our office space only needed objects, ‘squary’ offices would be a great solution. Unfortunately there are normally lots of humans and not only are they ‘roundy’ they tend to move about too.
At the heart of ‘roundy’ designs is the basic element of workplace design – the curve.


A small office with a round table could have round walls, the curves create the space.
Maybe you have to be a bit feminine to get that, but any blokes reading this – just think, what can we use the square corners of offices for anyway?
The 7 Rules of creating special commercial space for your head office
... or how to put ‘roundy’ humans into ‘squarey’ boxes
This ebook has been created to help those thinking about relocation or refurbishment of a Head Office, or where an injection of flair and style is required.
Every project is ultimately judged on whether it stands out and delivers on every level.
This FREE, 12-page ebook is a simple to understand guide, which highlights the 7 Rules to follow to ensure that all salient issues are considered and that you don’t end up with an expensive square box full of desks!
This ebook has been created to help those thinking about relocation or refurbishment of a Head Office, or where an injection of flair and style is required.
Every project is ultimately judged on whether it stands out and delivers on every level.
This FREE, 12-page ebook is a simple to understand guide, which highlights the 7 Rules to follow to ensure that all salient issues are considered and that you don’t end up with an expensive square box full of desks!