Workspaces

From a playful pastel paradise to a striking teal office, these small spaces feature innovative design solutions and more.

With luminous skylights and natural finishes, Studio Saransh’s new office welcomes the light, the elements, and its people in equal spirit.

Red Brick Studio crafts a sophisticated space where curves and clean lines converge to create a serene yet vibrant work environment in this Pune office.

Thoughtfully crafted by Shrutika Raut of SRDS, this office in Pune embodies an ornamental elegance with the use of low-maintenance materials.

The Dream Space Design Studio designed their Pune office to be a blend of Mid-Century and English Contemporary aesthetics that exudes comfort and warmth.

Designer Smita Thomas of Multitude of Sins calls her studio in Bengaluru “a rabbit hole of mysteries’’ where all things quirky and eclectic materialise.

By embracing the nuances of light, materiality, and human interaction, Quirk Studio has crafted a milieu that redefines what an office can be.

Greige Studios' thoughtful design for KRG Studios and AppleBox Studios' new workspace combines minimal materials, bespoke furniture, exclusively chosen artefacts, and curated cinema-inspired artworks. The result is a collaborative layout that sparks creativity and inspires connection.

Brought to life by Pooja Bihani of Spaces & Design, this Kolkata office is a perfect balance of concept and functionality.

In this Ahmedabad office, traditional design norms dissolve, giving way to a multi-functional spaces, playful elements, and vibrant layers of colour.

Designed by Vili and Vé Architecture Studio, the 13,250-square-foot space offers breathtaking views of the Western Ghats.

Converted from a dilapidated garage, this Mumbai office designed by Zara Eisa is bold, colourful, and refreshingly whimsical.

An office in Worli, Mumbai, displays a home-like ambience defined by a contemporary yet Indian aesthetic. Studio Jane Design revamped the space located in an old structure to breathe new life into the interiors.

Designed by Studio Dashline, this headquarters for a metal manufacturing company beautifully embodies the organization's values.

Fashion designer Shubhika Sharma of Papa Don’t Preach worked with long-time collaborator — Shimona Bhansali of Design Hex — to inject the brand’s personality to their two-floored office in the heart of Mumbai.

Arches in different materials define both function as well as aesthetic in this refreshingly unexpected office in Ahmedabad, designed by Terra Firma Architects.

Hide tangled cables, organize scattered paper, and make your home office an island of productivity.

Design Phenom Giampiero Tagliaferri adapts an avant-garde Los Angeles home into a showstopping office and salon.

Open Atelier Mumbai envisages the adaptive reuse of an old bungalow in Bandra, using purposeful design and minimal interventions to preserve its old-world charm for this Mumbai office.

From a rare Anjolie Ela Menon tapestry to an art deco mirror from Mumbai’s Cafe Churchill, INCA’s New Delhi studio is an eclectic dream

Bye bye Brat Summer! August is demure, mindful, emphatically understated. Here are 5 minimalist workspaces that beauty influencer Jools Lebron would approve of.

A cosmetic brand for diverse Indian skin tones, Luar Beauty's 1,600-square-foot workspace in Mumbai is rendered in warm neutral hues.

Soukhya, a children’s development centre designed by Shiraz Jamali Architects, aims to interact with children with special needs.

From an office designed like a classroom to a workspace built in a dilapidated rice mill, these 5 examples eschew conventional forms of design.

Studio Gasp’s first office in Pune radiates the founders’ personalities intertwined with their love for art and architecture.

Studio Infinity has created an office for itself in Pune, carefully controlling the ingress of excessive natural light from the windows by the use of metal screens, whose strong geometry defines the look of the space.

Designing an office for themselves in an old Art Deco building in Mumbai, Deshna Kasliwal Design Studio have essayed roles as both client and architect, resulting in a space which is exactly what they wanted – a showcase of adaptive reuse.

We spoke to some of India's leading interior designers to help you create an ideal home office for your abode.

Vidhi Malkan and Forum Shah of Tosh were approached by Prachi Shah to create a contemplative studio in Vadodara — a place to reflect and unleash creative efforts.

From electric blue to hot pink, these colourful home offices are set to give you a burst of dopamine.