We develop the office design from your floor plan and workplace brief. The design connects staff work areas, meeting and visitor spaces with furniture positions, storage and interior finishes. Our proposal identifies the areas, views and file formats included in the commission.
| Design output | Information developed |
|---|---|
| Workplace Layout | Proposed zones, room uses, workstation and furniture positions, staff and visitor routes, and the relationship to existing walls and openings. |
| Design Views | Agreed 2D plans, selected interior elevations and 3D views showing the included office areas and the design decisions being reviewed. |
| Finish & Furniture | Proposed furniture types, millwork and storage, floor and wall finishes, colors and sample or product references for the accepted direction. |
| Files & Handoff | The agreed PDF drawings, rendered images and editable CAD files, with the design issue and any remaining product or local technical decisions identified. |
We develop the furniture layout around the expected number of people on site, assigned or shared desks, team relationships and work equipment. Focused work, confidential calls and collaborative tasks inform the arrangement of work areas and enclosed rooms. Existing furniture can be included using its actual dimensions and condition information.
Office Furniture & Millwork ProcurementVisitor arrival, waiting, meetings and staff breaks are planned alongside the work areas. We coordinate reception furniture, meeting-table layouts, shared storage and pantry or lounge furniture with the brief. Proposed room uses and furniture positions identify the questions that need review by your local building and technical teams.
Cabinet & Furniture Shop DrawingsFurniture and finish choices follow the workplace layout and the way each area will be used. We develop the finish palette and product direction together so reception, workstations, meeting rooms and shared areas can be reviewed as one office design.
Desks, tables, seating, pedestals and storage are placed using the available product dimensions or the proposed design sizes. The layout considers furniture movement, equipment positions and access to storage. A later purchase confirms the exact models, options and quantities against the accepted design.
We coordinate floor and wall materials, partition appearance, colors and sample references with the office palette and use requirements. Areas needing privacy or sound control are identified in the brief. Product performance and any acoustic assembly requirements need the relevant manufacturer information and local specialist review.
Reception counters, feature surfaces, storage fronts and meeting-room furniture carry the selected proportions and finish direction. Design views and references identify what is being compared. Physical samples and exact supplier selections can be coordinated before those items move into a separate product quotation.
We use the existing space and workplace requirements to develop the office arrangement. The design review identifies the site information, equipment needs and local technical questions that affect furniture positions, room uses and finish choices.
| Project input | Information provided | Design decision |
|---|---|---|
| Existing Space | Current plans, locally verified dimensions, fixed walls and columns, doors and windows, floor levels and items to retain. | The usable design area, proposed zones and the relationship of furniture to existing conditions. |
| People & Work | Expected on-site headcount, assigned or shared desks, team groups, visitor patterns, meetings and private-work needs. | Workstation and room types, furniture arrangements and the shared spaces included in the design. |
| Furniture & Equipment | Existing or proposed furniture dimensions, monitors, storage, printers, meeting equipment and local power or data requirements. | Furniture positions, equipment interfaces, storage access and questions for the local technical team. |
| Budget & Phases | Design budget, intended furniture or material budget, project phases, brand references and local review contacts. | The design brief, finish and furniture alternatives, priorities and information needed for each agreed phase. |
Assigned or shared desks, private offices, equipment and storage arranged around the expected on-site staff and team requirements.
Meeting, collaboration and private-call spaces identified by use, expected group size and the furniture or equipment to accommodate.
Visitor arrival and waiting, staff pantry or lounge areas, shared storage and their relationship to the main work areas.
The design review moves from the workplace brief to a coordinated layout and interior direction. We identify the decisions in each issue so your team can comment on the office arrangement, furniture and finishes before the agreed files are handed over.
We review the staff and visitor requirements, existing plan, retained items and budget. The brief identifies the work areas, rooms and shared facilities to design, the views needed for review and the local contacts who will resolve building or technical questions.
The proposed layout and design views show how the included office areas work together. Consolidated feedback is attached to the affected room, furniture item or finish. Revisions carry the accepted changes across the related views, with any new work identified before it starts.
The handoff identifies the design issue, agreed files, furniture and finish references and any open product or local technical decisions. For a later NOVARMIA purchase, the supply team develops an itemized quotation from the accepted direction; products and commercial terms still need separate buyer approval.
You can commission office design on its own or combine it with product procurement. Your qualified local team remains responsible for verified site measurements, building-code and accessibility review, fire and egress design, mechanical and electrical engineering, permits and installation.
The design fee reflects the office areas, number of distinct room types, work already completed and the views or detail required. Developing a workplace layout from an empty floor plan is different from refreshing finishes around retained furniture and rooms.
GEORGE’s commercial interior and cabinetry services cover office planning, reception, meeting rooms, staff workspaces and shared amenities. We coordinate the office design brief, interior selections and the handoff to the relevant product teams when purchasing is included.
GEORGE Design & Drawing SupportYes. Design-only and design-plus-procurement commissions are available. Our proposal identifies the office areas, design work and files included. Purchasing, supplier fabrication details and local construction follow their own agreed terms.
Yes. The brief can include expected daily attendance, assigned and shared desks, team groups and a stated future headcount. We compare the furniture and room arrangements against that brief. The local project team confirms occupancy, access and other building requirements for the accepted layout.
Yes. Identify the areas and furniture to retain, with plans, dimensions and current photos. The design can focus on the agreed rooms or phase, showing the relationships to the retained space and any questions that need local site confirmation.
PDF drawings, rendered images and editable CAD files are available. Your proposal lists the plans, elevations, views and file formats included. Interior design files are handed over with their issue references; detailed supplier fabrication or engineering documents are separate work.
No. This service develops the office interior layout, furniture arrangement and finish direction. Qualified local professionals handle building compliance, engineering, permits and any required acoustic design or performance verification. We coordinate the relevant design questions and product information with those parties.
The proposal sets the included review rounds. Consolidated feedback within the first brief uses those rounds; extra rounds, added areas or a different design direction are quoted for approval before work begins. Corrections to our own errors do not reduce your revision allowance.