Workingwell Munich Headquarters: An 800㎡ Small Space That Takes “Flexibility + Collaboration + Sustainability” to the Extreme

Keywords: small-space office design ｜ office furniture ｜ sustainable office environment design ｜ environmental protection and human well-being ｜ open collaboration

When a consulting firm has “New Work” in its blood, what does its office look like?
Workingwell’s Munich headquarters provides the answer—800㎡, yet it still delivers a flexible, efficient, and warm office experience.

Small Space, Big Picture

Located in central Munich, this space wastes not a single inch.
Open-plan workstations + a spacious kitchen and dining area where lunch, celebrations, and team interactions happen naturally.
To ensure focus and collaboration coexist, they specifically designed:

• Two large meeting rooms

• Five phone booths/meeting pods of different sizes

• Multiple quiet reflection areas and soundproof pods

Furniture as Tools, Flexibility as Efficiency

Office furniture is not decoration; it is a vehicle for ways of working.
Ergonomic design runs throughout; with flexibly combinable workstations and furniture, employees can freely choose “where and in what posture” to complete their work.

Sustainability, from Sound Absorption to Greenery

Environmental sustainability is not a slogan:

• Extensive sound-absorbing panels + acoustic furniture optimize the acoustic environment

• Natural wood elements, green walls, and creative slogans create a comfortable and healthy environment

• The independently developed “remind Box” (a VR psychological adjustment solution), truly putting employee physical and mental care into practice

Serving Not Only Itself, but Also Its Partners

This space has become a place where clients, partners, and friends are willing to “come and work for a while.”
Small and beautiful, green and smart—Workingwell proves that sustainable office environment design has never been the exclusive domain of large spaces.