
Conceived around the idea that we often spend more waking hours atwork than at home, this Bogotá design office was created to feel warm, comfortable, and inherently collaborative. Rather than treating the workplace as purely functional, the design brings a residential sensibility to the studio, creating a space where people can work, exchange ideas, and feel at ease throughout the day.
The studio is organized around an open workspace that encourages communication and the natural exchange of ideas essential to a creative practice. Materials and resources are easily accessible, allowing the team to move fluidly between individual work and collaboration. A separate lounge offers a more relaxed setting for informal meetings, conversations, or simply stepping away from the desk.
Warmth defines the office's visual language. A palette of beige, green, and blue is layered with tactile elements like raffia and linen, softening the architecture and reinforcing a sense of comfort. The result intentionally blurs the line between workplace and home, without compromising the functionality a working design studio requires.




Custom furniture including the desks, conference table, and lounge furnishings, was designed specifically for the way the team works. This allowed each piece to respond directly to the space's proportions, workflow, and character, rather than treating the furniture as an addition to the architecture.
Overhead, architectural ceiling boxes integrate track lighting while visually raising the perceived height of the space. The intervention brings structure and rhythm to the open plan while providing the flexible illumination a design environment requires.
The result is a studio that reflects how we believe creative work happens best: openly, collaboratively, and in surroundings that feel considered, personal, and comfortable.