This reception desk is centered in the entrance, with workstations on the left, and a conference room on the right. The desk is big, bold, and matches the color scheme of the office.

This private office is nice to host upper management, or a division. The blocked off room is split into two spaces, one with waiting stool and back wall- which seems fit for upper management or a division who needs to focus on their own timeline.

Office workstations like these are great, because they offer the barebone setup to suit most needs but can also be adjusted for a host of office accessories, storage, monitors, and more!

Source DTLA has a variety of office workstation setups, with one like this being a nice example of a side by side, where employees can share the space and some extra storage. The setup comes with task chairs and dividers.

Open table spaces such as these, across from workstations, help to promote collaboration and give teams a place to step away from their desk and sit down together. It can also help to plot spaces like these for an office expansion. What can serve as a collaborative space now, can soon turn into the work area for future hires, if the company is successful and keeps adding to its numbers.

Although the space isn’t sectioned off, it still serves as a great spot for an executive office area. The task chair, storage, desks, and guest chairs all help to add a level of authority to this space.

Privacy is key when it comes to opening up. Office areas like these are great for management, HR people, one-on-one meetings, and more. The point is to designate at least one spot in your office that’s quiet and can be used by others for more serious discussions.

Source DTLA also comes with classy office decor. Office objects like these can help to create a sense of calm in the office.

In an almost twist on the conference room concept, this space is open and seats4, but comes with a high-tech monitor, shelves, and is positioned at a great spot in the office. Members can meet her to review projects together or host clients.