Brian Klaas
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Closet Transformations
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Photo Credit Heather V. Keeling
Example of an eclectic home office design in Portland

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Inspiration for an eclectic home office remodel in Portland

Home office - eclectic home office idea in Portland

Molly's Marketplace custom designed office desks for the founders of Archon Commercial Advisors. David Cobb wanted a rustic, industrial and modern look. We achieved their vision by using industrial piping for the table bottoms and handcrafted and weathered wooded tops

Example of an eclectic home office design in Portland

Home office - eclectic home office idea in Portland

Example of an eclectic home office design in Portland

Inspiration for an eclectic home office remodel in Portland

The main design goal for Akuma’s new office is to build a new style of modern office space that is open, cozy and relaxing without sacrificing work efficiency. The interior looked more like a coffee shop rather than a traditional office. We believed that such a design style will not only generate a lot of interest among guests but also beneficial to our work efficiency since the open cozy environment provides such a comfortable atmosphere that it should naturally stir-up our imagination and creativity. The highlight of the project is the logo at the front entrance. Upon first impression, most would refer it as just a row of twisted metal hanging from the ceiling. However, it is meant to be a piece of artistic installation that serves as the main logo as well. What really forms the logo is actually the projected shadow image from that row of twisted aluminum metal strips hanging from the ceiling. A spotlight is set at an exact, pre-determined angle towards the hanging metal strips which produced the result of the logo image on the wall behind. So in reality, the logo only exists when the shadow of the twisted art is projected. As an interior design company, having the nicest and sometimes the coolest looking office interior is the absolute top priority. However, in the path of ultimate fanciness, we still need a decent place to work. The challenge then was how to look stunning but still be an employee friendly work space. With a pivotal design element such as our new front logo, we believe we’ve succeeded in achieving a significant upgrade that’s certainly going to generate quite a splash in our community.

Inspiration for an eclectic home office remodel in Portland

Home design - eclectic home design idea in Portland

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