Top 5 Painting Ideas for your Commercial Office building.

Are you moving offices? Are you having a hard time thinking of how to organise that office and how to theme it? Well, don’t worry, we have the solution for you. These are the top ideas for office buildings today, from lobby and kitchen to the private offices and worker stations, we’ll look at different recommendation from different commercial painting services in London. Let’s take a look at what we have in store.

1.    Team Offices

Most Offices in London are divided into different work sections, if you are planning on dividing work areas amongst teams not just regular workers, you will need smaller area for the team offices.

These can be made attractive with just a bit of contrast between the walls and the furniture. If you are planning on going for plain white walls, it helps to compliment that with black furniture and wooden tables to make the area pop.

Work Stations

The best way to make an area stand out is by adding light coloured vinyl on a dark coloured wall. Painting a wall dark blue or a dark burgundy is always a good choice, then just go for a light vinyl on top. 

This increases the energy in the regular office atmosphere for those wanting a little change of pace. According to Commercial Painting services in London, vinyl and stencils have been growing for decoration since the start of this decade, they are becoming more and more refined.  

Conference rooms

Conference rooms and discussion areas are a must for any Office building, however that does not mean the building needs to be a bore, just add a little bit of colour in the unlikely places and compliment it with matching furniture.

Remember not to over-do it and make it too tacky, compliment it not, douse it. You can add colourful edges on the walls or only colour one wall, leaving the rest white, it really makes a difference.

1.    Lobby

Lobby is one of the more important parts of an office, anyone that comes in, looks at the lobby, they make a judgement on the first impression and that is through the lobby, hence it is important to make sure that the lobby/reception looks good.

You can go for muted colours on the wall complimented by darker shades, the whole look will come together with a few décor choices that are rather colourful and cohesive with the design.

1.    Relaxation Area

Employees need some time off, they need to have a good time every now and then, this is why it is important to get your workers an area where they can work in a little bit of a relaxed place or take a break.

This area can be colour coordinated with the cubicles as they are adjoined, however the colours can be a little brighter and so can the furniture.