Color Trends: Office Designs Using Pink, Rose, and Blush
If you’ve been following office design trends over the last decade, you’ve undoubtedly noticed a recent softening in the selection of materials, textures, and colors.
This softening seems to be interrelated with other currently trending topics such as the improvement of office acoustics, the addition of spaces for privacy and phone calls, as well as a general pendulum-swing away from raw, stripped-down office styling.
While the broader trend could probably be its own article, here we want to highlight one particular facet: color.
Specifically the various shades of pink we see designers using such as rose, salmon, hot pink, blush, etc.
Below is a collection of images each being linked to the project it came from to help get a better understanding of each in its original context.
Enjoy!
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© Philip KottlorzAbove: Roman Klis Design Offices – Herrenberg by Ippolito Fleitz Group (view project)
© Garrett RowlandAbove: The Assemblage Coworking Offices - New York City by Mancini Duffy (view project)
© Yoav PeledAbove: Innovid Offices – Ramat Gan by EN Studio (view project)
© Ibrahim OzbunarAbove: Barry Callebaut Offices & Chocolate Academy – Istanbul by Studio 13 Architects (view project)
© Dion RobesonAbove: Quadrant Energy Offices – Perth by Woods Bagot (view project)
© Nicole EnglandAbove: Macpherson Kelley Offices – Melbourne by GroupGSA (view project)
© Luzern PhotostudioAbove: Toradex Offices - Lucerne by Jeffrey Ibañez (view project)
© Amelia StanwixAbove: Made For StudioStudio – Melbourne (view project)
© Alberto MonteagudoAbove: The Story Lab Offices – Madrid by Stone Designs (view project)
© Kilian O'SullivanAbove: Idean Offices – London by Jackdaw Studio (view project)
© Tekla Evelina SeverinAbove: Bakken & Bæck Offices – Amsterdam by Kvistad (view project)
© Kim RodgersAbove: The Bouqs Co. Offices – Los Angeles by Wolcott Architecture (view project)
© Lasse FlødeAbove: Bakken & Bæck Offices – Oslo by Kvistad (view project)
