How to Decorate an Executive Room?
How do you decorate the executive room where the office is run? The design that fits is the one written to the firm’s work and the measure of the room. Style can change; a classic, weighty, formal stance is often wanted here.
Whatever the style, a few points stay shared. They hold not only for an executive room but for working rooms in general: measure, light, walking lines and the first look.
Practical Points in Executive-Room Decoration
Colour is the first thing read. Colour affects mood and first impression; there is still no claim here that one colour has a universal language. Common readings are:
Red draws the eye and, if not held in check, tightens the room.
Blue is read as calm.
Green suggests ease and trust.
Navy carries formality.
White reads as openness and continuity.
Furniture is written to the width of the room and the chosen palette. Comfort should hold a long sitting. Layout also sets how light breaks; lighting that is set well keeps the room open. Accessories carry the stance of the work — that is the first mark a visitor sees.
As Umut GÜRLER Interior Architecture - Ankara Interior Architecture we set the decoration from survey and room layout.
Current project: Teknokent Ofis - Frantic Games
Teknokent Office - Frantic Games
Survey and Construction
Executive-room decoration runs when every detail is written on the plan and held on site. That is work that needs survey and site follow-through. An experienced team joins the stance you want to the measure of the room; it does not hand over a ready package.
Social areas in IT companies puts the other end of the working rhythm next to this article.
