Offices & Corporate Interiors in Goa

Most new offices in Goa sit behind a lot of glass. Commercial blocks along the highways and in the town centres are built with wide windows or full glazed fronts, and from about two in the afternoon a west-facing floor turns into a greenhouse. The air conditioning runs flat out, staff tilt their monitors away from the window, and somebody tapes paper over the worst pane. Shading is not decoration in these rooms; it decides whether people can work comfortably after lunch.

An office is also used very differently from a home. The same window is shared by six people with different preferences, the furnishings are touched by visitors all day, and nobody has time to fuss over a curtain that sticks. What goes in has to be easy to operate, easy to clean and plain enough to sit behind any brand — a law practice, a shipping agent, a software team or a builder's sales office.

We plan an office floor by floor: which façade takes the sun and when, where the screens face, which rooms need privacy from the corridor or the street, where clients wait, and which walls carry sound into the next cabin. One site visit, and one written quote covering every window, seat and wall you choose to do.