Mixed Shenzhen Headquarters Phase II Office Space: Design Adaptation and Brand Characteristics ——Integrating a sense of the future and brand culture through modular design Lead designer: Zhang Ye Design team: Li Jiangfeng Hani Shin、 Zhang Yunzhi Address: Shenzhen, China Area: 2000 square meters Keywords: office furniture, customized furniture, commercial environment design, oral care, Shenzhen headquarters, brand culture, future adaptability, modular design, color space matching Project Background The second phase of Bibi Shenzhen headquarters is located in Qianhai Life Financial Building, Bao'an District, Shenzhen. After the first phase project, the expansion is led by Zhang Ye Architectural Firm. The design focuses on "future adaptability" and "brand exclusive characteristics", and achieves the organic integration of office, exhibition hall, reception, and leisure functions through modular design, deeply echoing the brand culture and corporate strategy. Design concept Taking functional optimization and brand narrative as the dual main lines, analyze the enterprise value and characteristics of the oral care industry, and create an office ecology that combines artistry and practicality. Conveying a modern corporate image through an open layout, while meeting the needs of personnel growth, brand display, and business expansion, emphasizing the balance between detail design and atmosphere creation. Space Highlights

Small Meeting and Negotiation Room: Selected Furniture for Efficient Communication Keywords: fashionable office furniture, conference negotiation, small space, conference tables and chairs, negotiation tables and chairs, comfortable and efficient, customized furniture, Small Meeting and Negotiation Room: Selected Office Furniture Configuration for Efficient Communication When the conference room reservation system showed that "the utilization rate of small negotiation rooms reached 92% this week", and when the project leader complained that "we couldn't find a suitable place for every last-minute discussion", we suddenly realized that those neglected small meeting spaces were becoming an invisible bottleneck in the efficiency of enterprise collaboration. In today's office environment, communication and collaboration are essential. Regardless of the size of the company, small meeting and negotiation spaces have always been the most frequently used places. In small meeting rooms and open negotiation spaces, stylish and comfortable tables and chairs may not necessarily be the protagonists of the space, but they are a strong support for efficient communication! Following the albums "Featured Office Tables and Chairs Suitable for Female Executives", "Spring of Searching for Plastic Furniture: Color Mixing and Shaping, Comfortable and Environmentally Friendly", and "Working from Home: Comfortable and Efficient Tables and Chairs, Don't Give Yourself Up!", Xiaowenjun has specially selected more than 30 furniture configurations suitable for small meetings and negotiations in this issue, using a combination of office furniture design and customized furniture for the office environment to redefine the communication value of small spaces. The Great Role of Small Spaces: Rethinking the Value of Meeting and Negotiation Areas "80% of our decisions are made in small meetings with less than 10 people." This sentence of the executive director of an Internet company explains the importance of small meeting space. Unlike the formal feel of large conference rooms, small negotiation spaces carry high-frequency collaboration scenarios such as brainstorming, customer reception, and project review. Research data shows that office spaces equipped with professional negotiation furniture can increase employee communication efficiency by 35% and shorten the average duration of ad hoc meetings by 22 minutes. This means that a carefully designed set of conference or negotiation tables and chairs is directly affecting the operational efficiency of the enterprise as a 'spatial infrastructure'. There is a common misconception in current office space design: excessive pursuit of the visual effect of open office areas, while neglecting the functionality of small negotiation spaces. The case of a certain architectural design firm shows that when they transformed the idle corner next to the pantry into three customized negotiation areas, the frequency of cross departmental collaboration among employees increased by 40%. This confirms a fact: office furniture is no longer just a simple spatial filler, but a physical node for organizing communication networks. The golden combination of design and customization: the underlying logic of 30+configuration solutions The more than 30 selected furniture configurations in this issue are all developed based on the principle of "designing to fit the scene, customizing and optimizing the experience". In the conference table and chair series, modular combination has become the mainstream trend. The SL-WE series modular conference table (model SL-WE, MFC/MDF tabletop, steel wood structure, supports 12-16 seats, with cable holes and adjustable foot pads) can be converted from a 4-person position to an 8-person position within 30 seconds through the hidden hinge design of the table legs, perfectly solving the office pain point of "fixed space but flexible number of people". The matching Haworth Poppy reception chair (with a 360 ° rotating small tabletop, five-star caster design, and freely curved backrest) is filled with high-density sponge, and the curvature of the backrest has been tested in 120 sets of office scenarios to ensure comfort during prolonged sitting and discussion - it should be noted that an efficient brainstorming session often lasts for more than 90 minutes.

Shanghai Libo Center: Office Lifestyle, Another 'Quiet' Image of Business The Shanghai office market in 2025 is undergoing a silent revolution. When the international office concept of "Enjoy Work, Enjoy Life" meets the 300000 square meter integrated complex of industry and city, the East Tower of Shanghai Libo International 5A Grade A office building redefines the possibility of office environment with nearly 1000 square meters of lobby and 1652 square meters of high-altitude model room. This is not just a commercial container made of steel and cement, but also a life poem woven with customized furniture and natural scenery, transforming "Lehuo Business" from a concept to a tangible daily experience. Taking stillness amidst chaos and creating indoor scenery: When office furniture becomes the living grammar of space How can the nearly 1000 square meter lobby in Shanghai, where every inch of land is precious, break free from the oppression of traditional business spaces? YuQiang&Partners' answer is: surrender the office environment to real-life scenarios. Nearly half of the lobby space is included in the leisure area by the design team, and customized furniture is the invisible skeleton of this spatial revolution. Abandoning the traditional dense workstation layout in the lobby, the design team reconstructed the spatial logic using the technique of "leaving blank spaces in the mountains and waters". The Italian mist gray and white terrazzo are like the base color of rice paper, while office furniture is the finishing touch of ink painting - the garden stepping stone facing the water, the customized leisure chair under the sky veil replicating the courtyard seating experience, and the curved sofa group by the 123 square meter indoor pool, dissolving the formal feeling of business reception in the living atmosphere of "listening to the wind by the water". These customized furniture are no longer isolated functional objects, but deeply integrated with the indoor landscaping principle of "mountain building on the west side and water falling on the east side", constructing a three-dimensional living network that can be sat, stopped, and pondered in the vertical hierarchy of "water, wood, and sky". The implementation of composite scenarios relies more on the elastic design of office furniture. The modular coffee table that can be spliced allows for free switching between salon lectures and coffee leisure. The Ting Bu sitting stone with hidden power interfaces meets the needs of mobile office work, while the semi enclosed sofa seat defines a small space for solitude in the open space. When the office environment is no longer hijacked by a single business function, these customized furniture become a concrete expression of the vitality of life, allowing busy urban souls to find a corner to breathe in between stone and light and shadow. Narrative in the Sky: Evolutionary Theory of Customized Furniture Writing in the Office Environment If the lobby is the poetic prologue of 'Joyful Business', then the 1652 square meter high-altitude model room on the 19th floor is the future laboratory of office environment. In the narrative chain of "Setting Sail - Shangri La" designed by YuQiang&Partners, customized furniture becomes the main narrator of the spatial story.

Shanghai Chuangzhi Tiandi Public Space Design: Sustainable Innovation of Customized Furniture and Office Environment Address: Shanghai, China Area: 380 square meters Keywords: office furniture, real estate, office environment, luminous box, minimalist future, healthy and environmentally friendly, customized furniture In October 2025, the 380 square meter public space of Shanghai Chuangzhi Tiandi was officially unveiled. This office hub, inspired by hypercubes, is redefining the possibilities of modern office environments. When the lights of the "luminous square box" were first lit up, people found that this was not only an experimental field for architectural aesthetics, but also a practical sample for the deep integration of office furniture and health concepts. Customized Furniture: The Spatial Grammar of Multidimensional Office Scenarios In this office space known as the "Future Minimalist" style in the industry, customized furniture has become a key link between the concept of hypercube and practical functions. The design team has abandoned the standardized modules of traditional office furniture and extended the three-dimensional form language of the "luminous square box" to every piece of office furniture: the curved service desk in the reception area is made of frosted resin material in the same color scheme as the main visual of the space, and the countertop is embedded with programmable LED light strips, which not only echoes the overall lighting design, but also meets the needs of different time periods through height adjustable modular components. The customized office desk in the open collaboration area has hidden secrets - the desktop is made of environmentally friendly resin material that does not release formaldehyde, and the edges are wrapped in jade sand cloud glass. When the light diffuse through the glass, it forms a hazy texture consistent with the elevator car. It is worth noting that these office furniture do not exist statically. Through a hidden track system, they can switch from independent workstations to group discussion mode within 30 seconds, perfectly interpreting the landing of "multidimensional space" in office scenes. Office environment: Breathing light sensing ecosystem "The cool white light at 9am clears the mind, and at 3pm it automatically switches to warm yellow light to relieve eye fatigue. This dynamically adjustable office environment has increased team focus by 22%," described Ms. Li, the executive director of the resident company, regarding the user experience. The design team deeply coupled the lighting system with office behavior data and developed a "timeline lighting scheme": in weekday mode, the lighting gradually transitions from 6500K cool white light at 8:00 to 3000K warm light at 18:00; During holidays, the "dynamic breathing" mode is activated, and the RGB light strip slowly changes colors with a cycle of 60 seconds. Combined with a rotatable customized screen, it creates a completely different social atmosphere. The environmental protection in

When the texture of the Yangtze River meets the minimalist office of HANGOUT, the new gameplay of the old money faction hidden in the Wuhan space? Address: Wuhan, China Area: 5480 square meters Keywords: office furniture, office environment, customized furniture, co working, Wuhan Jiangcheng impression, internet famous landscape, natural light, yellow brown, minimalist, Chinese tea table In 2024, when Hang Lung Plaza became a pawn of "HANGOUT Hengju" in the central urban area of Wuhan, no one expected that this high-end co working space would become popular in design after a year. This 5480 square meter business space has forcibly moved the yellow brown waves of the Yangtze River and the rusted red rock layers of Guishan into the office, allowing the "straightforward" Wuhan people to understand the "romance of the great river and lake" for the first time in the grid room. Old money chassis grows new business genes The "old money" label of Henglong Plaza is almost well-known in the business community of Wuhan - as a representative of high-end commercial entities in the city, every action of it comes with a filter of "low-key luxury". But this time, "HANGOUT Hengju" played a "localized narrative": instead of piling up expensive stones, it incorporated the sand, rust red, and yellow brown that have been washed away by the Yangtze River for thousands of years into the spatial texture. We want business people to be able to see the background of Wuhan at a glance during negotiations, "said the person in charge of Henglong Square in an interview. This "anti luxury" design logic precisely hits the pain point of the new business community: when standardized co working spaces are rampant, the "unique memory points" of the office environment are becoming an invisible threshold for enterprise location selection.