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Office Space Designed by Usual Studio + Ten-Arch in the QSW Culture Center in Shanghai, China

By Magaly Grosso

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This stunningly unique office space is located in the QSW Culture Center in Shanghai, China, and was designed in 2016. Usual Studio + ten-arch, the architectural firm in charge, created this space while perfectly meeting their client’s needs – creating a low-budget space that was still innovative and that would inspire creativity and productivity.

The walls, made up of curtain-like strips of rope, turn into the ceiling in an almost sculptural manner, giving the space movement and a sense of dynamism that is instantly mesmerizing and inspiring. With an open office plan, the space also encourages and facilitates communication between employees, something particularly important for start-up companies. Glass lamps hang from the ceiling, each different and unique, and hanging at different heights, adding to this sense of movement.

A long table of rich, thick wood sits at the center of the room, filling the space and making it the center of attention. This serves to make clear what the purpose of this space is, which is to fulfill the needs of the client’s company.

A lounge area with chalkboard painted walls provide employees with a place to rest and take a break in. Plants dot the space, giving it a touch of color and vibrancy.

Office interior with spectacular details in wood
Office interior with spectacular details in wood
Interior with table in thick wood and glass walls
Resting area with bookshelf
Office interior with spectacular details in wood
Office interior with spectacular details in wood
Resting area with black sofa and red chair
Office interior with spectacular details in wood
Ceiling detail with hanging lamps
Ceiling detail with hanging lamps

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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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