One of the languages many firms look at is luxury executive-room decoration — elegant and standing alone. Suites that can be set in different forms can also read clearly with chosen furniture and one work of art. A room that is meant to show the firm’s strength and quality may ask for a luxury piece; that is not a rule that every room must hold an expensive work.

Luxury executive rooms are furnished with modern lines as well as with grand furniture. So how should colour, lighting and accessories be chosen? What should you watch?

High-Quality Materials

A luxury executive room is set, above all, with high-quality materials. Firms want a more elegant, luxury language in the suite; they present a more spectacular impression that way. The work area carries the firm’s experience and stance. An eye-catching result comes when material grade is held first — a list written on the survey, not a “top-level” slogan.

Current project: Berg Aviation Office

Office reception with a wood-slat wall, a curved wooden desk and a beige lounge seating corner

Street-level exterior view of a glass-fronted building and its surroundings

Rendering of a multi-story building façade with balconies, dark panels and wood accents

Berg Aviation Office Turkey

Beysukent, Ankara 340 sqm 2023

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Special Furniture

Furniture used in a luxury executive room should sit more specially than in a modern suite. The mood the room is meant to show is built with furniture and colour harmony. That is why pieces of a different line, often purpose-designed, are chosen. Such a piece raises the elegance and the aesthetic of the room.

As Umut GÜRLER Interior Architecture - Ankara Interior Architecture we tie that piece to the desk layout. The test is the stance the room holds — not a shop-window crowd.

Chosen Works of Art

Accessories hold a large place in an executive room. Through them the firm adds a mark of its work and experience to the room. The first impression on a visitor and in an important meeting is left with accessories. In a luxury executive room that mark can be a chosen work of art. The grandeur of the room rises that way; the stance that is wanted holds. This article does not name a price for the work; that is written on the survey, not invented.

Colour and lighting, like the furniture, are chosen in tones that raise the grandeur of the room. A more solemn chandelier and heavier colours can build the harmony. That is how a luxury suite that holds splendour and readability is designed.

For the contrasting language see minimalist executive-room decoration. Finished offices are on the office designs page.