The design of an office room can vary depending on the specific needs of the organization or individual using the space. However, there are some common features and elements that are typically included in office room designs.

One important consideration in office room design is the layout and flow of the space. This includes the placement of furniture, equipment, and other objects in the room to create a functional and efficient workspace. For example, a desk or work table is often the centerpiece of an office room, and is usually positioned near a window or other source of natural light. This helps to improve productivity and reduce eyestrain.

Another important aspect of office room design is lighting. Adequate lighting is essential for creating a comfortable and productive workspace, and can include a combination of overhead lighting, task lighting, and natural light sources.

The Modern Office represents office cultures that are fluid and flexible, with an emphasis on openness and communication. People work singly and together in light-filled landscapes that create no barriers to interaction, no impediments to mobility in a landscape of open worktables, individual workstations and soft spaces where low, comfortable seating invites a quiet break or casual conversation.