Jasmine Fisher Turns a 32-Square-Metre Rented Office Into a Warm Studio
Interior designer Jasmine Fisher has created an atmospheric studio for her London practice, using warm colours and curated artworks to give the space a more homely feel. The 32-square-metre rented space was originally a harshly lit, impersonal white box.
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Many small offices are rented, and their occupants assume that because walls cannot be removed, nothing can be done. This project shows that colour, light, furniture and a few artworks can make even a 32-square-metre room pleasant and professional.
The biggest enemy of a small office is harsh white fluorescent light. Replacing it with warmer light and adding a desk or floor lamp changes the mood. A good desk, a comfortable chair, a small sofa for visitors and shelving for books and samples are all a small professional office needs.
- In a rented office, change colour and light rather than demolishing
- Replace harsh fluorescent light with warm light and a desk lamp
- A small visitor sofa makes the office more welcoming
