Office

Depending on where and how one is located, the sea view varies.

Void space in the center generates the decent solution to make more seats viewing scenery.

Wide and spiral corridor bearing seating spaces embraces many diverse scenes from outdoors.

Empty spaces in the center are embodied by stacking long and sequential spaces.

Vertical lines adorn ceilings and columns creating a rhythmic motion to this atrium space.

Glass lines multiple surfaces up and down in this view of the atrium.

A work area is flooded with massive amounts of natural light.

Brandt explains the decision to allow guests to glimpse Muuto's inner workings: "You can see that we are concentrated and producing. It reassures you that we deliver good solutions and come up with a great combination of products."

Visitors to Muuto's headquarters are greeted by high-impact graphic wall art and wraparound glass walls. Brandt describes the look as "Scandinavian with a New Yorker twist."

Glass dividers are available in a white, smoked, or frosted finishes, and felt dividers come in charcoal, gray, or natural tones. Above, the Uhuru Black metal legs on the natural oak bench have a split profile.

Uhuru upholds the principles of simplicity and functionality in their office offerings. Surfaces come in walnut, natural oak, gray oak, and black or white composite.

Photo: Chris Patey for MyDomaine; Styling: Wayfair

The new office makes the most of the exposed brick, tall ceilings, and large southfacing windows. "Because we are based in New York, we don’t have a ton of space," says Dots co-founder Patrick Moberg. "We wanted a clean, thoughtfully designed place to build and play games." Murphy interpreted these wishes into an aesthetic she describes as "traditional American office meets Scandinavian home."