Commercial

Commercial brands and interior design studios continued to innovate and inspire the workplace environment, from privacy pods and office accessories to modern office designs.

Design Milk takes a look back at Where I Work to see all the designers featured, their workspaces, and their processes.

Now that the year is almost over, we're looking back to see the designs we featured in our Deconstruction column throughout 2021 for more appreciation into their design process.

The Pantone Color of the Year 2022 is... PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri, a "dynamic periwinkle blue hue with a vivifying violet-red undertone."

DREAMS taps into the unconscious mind through their experiential shopping space, unlocking memories that blur the line between real + unreal.

Using artistic techniques like watercolors, block printing, and gel plate printing, Patcraft product designer Amanda Hopkins turns original art and prints into innovative + creative flooring solutions.

Herman Miller releases the re-engineered Aeron Chair that contains ocean-bound plastic that's recycled instead of ending up in the ocean.

In the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, 545wyn offers offices for those looking to get a space in middle of the vibrant and creative area.

After a year of WFH, our expectations of privacy are forever changed. The Flowspace Pod addresses these new needs, offering a soft felt covered alcove of privacy + productivity, as designed by the Microsoft Office Envisioning Team.

After a seven month hiatus, Avast's Prague office opens its doors and welcomes back employees with a new office design.

A modern office in Volgograd consists of open working spaces, nooks carved out for meetings, and a terrace for general meetings and lectures, all surrounded by lush greenery and plants.

Tune in to hear why the cofounders of the Stanford Life Design Lab believe that remote work is here to stay, even in a post-Covid world.