A modest Thessaloniki office is reimagined as a cohesive, light-filled workspace, merging two previously separate offices into a singular 60m² environment. The design embraces openness, with workstations and a conference corner strategically placed along the plan’s periphery, while the center remains fluid, flexible, and unobstructed.

Storage and shelving are integrated seamlessly into the walls, maintaining visual simplicity and spatial clarity. Curved desks subtly shape circulation, guiding movement while enhancing accessibility. The workspace capitalizes on natural light, positioning primary desks by the windows, and balancing areas with a pale material palette that offsets the building’s limited solar exposure.

Material choices are restrained yet deliberate: natural oak, black oak, and white lacquer define surfaces, while black metallic elements punctuate the space, creating quiet contrasts between structure and softness. Former partitions and doors were removed, allowing the interior to breathe, reinforcing a sense of continuity and openness.

The result is an office where function and composition converge—a compact yet expansive environment that balances efficiency, light, and visual calm. Here, every surface and angle is designed to foster clarity, interaction, and a subtle tension between solidity and openness, embodying a contemporary approach to urban workspace design.