Apparel-web — Nihonbashi: an office for a company that works from anywhere

Concept

Somewhere to choose, not somewhere to sit

Because most of the company works remotely, the office was planned as a set of options rather than a seating chart: the conventional work area for ordinary desk work, a salon where you can put your own music on, and private rooms for the days that need silence.

The salon is run like a co-working floor, with a bar at one end serving proper coffee. It takes the company’s own events, and is lent to client brands for exhibitions and shoots.

01 · Working area

Desks, for the work that wants a desk

The desk area is deliberately ordinary — the part of the floor that behaves like an office.

02 · Salon

Music, coffee and a long table

The salon is the room the company describes first: somewhere between a co-working space and a living room.

03 · Private rooms

For a day that needs silence

Small rooms take the work that cannot be done in company.

04 · Studio

Shoots, and webinars

The studio handles video and stills and is set up for webinars; the company rents it, and its equipment, to others.