MISS-ed BEAUTY Sustainability Office Interior Design

MISS-ed BEAUTY Sustainability Office Interior Design

MISS-ed BEAUTY Sustainability office Interior Design is an innovative sustainable workspace project that exemplifies the creative repurposing of industrial architecture and surplus materials, recognized with an Iron A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category. Located within an industrial building transformed into a creative hub, this approximately 100-square-meter office space demonstrates how overlooked elements can be transformed into aesthetic features through thoughtful design intervention. The project's philosophical foundation rests on the concept of rediscovering beauty in commonly overlooked materials and spaces, particularly evident in its signature feature wall constructed from reclaimed timber strips, which showcases varying colors and textures that create a compelling visual narrative. The design approach emphasizes environmental consciousness through multiple strategies: the preservation of existing flooring despite its aesthetic limitations, the integration of energy-efficient LED lighting systems, and the relocation of existing furniture from previous office spaces. The interior scheme harmoniously combines concrete-finish wall treatments with a biophilic design element in the conference room, featuring a living plant wall that reinforces the space's connection to sustainability while creating a natural counterpoint to the industrial context. This project, completed in 2014, serves as a prototype for sustainable office design, demonstrating how creative reuse and thoughtful material selection can transform industrial spaces into inspiring work environments while maintaining environmental responsibility and aesthetic excellence.

sustainable interior design, industrial space transformation, recycled materials, biophilic office design, energy-efficient workspace, creative material repurposing

— Adam Dawson